06-09-2015, 06:50 PM
Omni Wrote:After arriving from the Nexus gate on Tier One, you can take a sky-taxi through...
Quote:OOC: Oops. I'll just assume we just thought that going down to the lower tiers was a good idea... for some... reason... It might explain why Triest is late according to Erik's post though. I'll just roll with it, since it'd probably be an even bigger pain to retcon everything.
Triest would arrive out of the portal, and immdiately be outstanded with the beauty of the architecture of this area. Comapared to the previous area, which was virtually a blank slate, this was a large leap in setting. There was tech that he could only hear about in stories, right before the collapse. There were flying vehicles, armed men, cameras... wait...
His awe quickly became into weariness. Triest spent a lot of time looking out for threats, even such as cameras. Exile taught him that. Sure, he knew security was a thing that should always be considered, but from past experiences snooping around them, he knew that these people were very serious about what they wanted to keep protected. He also knew from past experiences he didn't tend to like these places. He was never sure why, but for whatever reason the more surveillence an area had, the more untrusting they were of its inhabitants. Of course, this was an entirely different world, but still... it had to make him wonder.
Quickly reuniting with his friends, Triest caught a few details of what the plan was, him being one never wanting to be out of the loop.
Well that was interesting, a group was about to steal something particuarly important very soon. Surely these had to be dangerous individuals if there was concern that the already paranoid government wouldn't be able to deal with this on their own. Or maybe there were a few details they were missing from the whole equation. Triest didn't like this, and practical sense would have told him "to hell with this!", but since when did he always listen to reason? Come on... adventure! Crime busters! Who didn't like the sound of that?
"I'm game," Triest said, "Any plans? If we have time, we might be able to scout the area first. Maybe I could cook up a cloaking device."
Triest had a few ideas of a plan, but he needed some time if they were going to work. He remembered he left a few nifty gadgets back at home. Most of them were, quite frankly, broken, or simply ran out of power, but for the few charges they had, they were one of the most useful items he could ever have. One of which, was a cloaking device. What was more annoying then dealing with an invisible trespasser, was an invisible assailant. Of course, it wasn't fool-proof, but hey, if these guys seemed as big and bad as they were made out to be, then Triest needed to pull every trick in the book. Fighting fair wasn't really an option when lives were on the line. Triest still wasn't sure about the rebirth after death, and quite frankly, he didn't want to find out.