09-05-2015, 01:34 PM
Triest wasn't really aware of any probes until Erik had brought it to his attention. His focus was currently on the moral dilemma that he was faced with. The funniest part? None of it would have happened he didn't decide to be a hero, and now they were running like criminals. He'd guess those comic books were right with the whole police wanting vigilantes theme. However, he was scheming of something.
He had a feeling that Axorn might call upon him sooner or later, if nothing managed to split them up before they synced devices, but Triest still wanted to avoid as much bloodshed as possible. If a non-lethal variant of a weapon was created, then certainly the punishment for knocking someone out would be less than outright killing someone. Maybe a silent electric crossbow stunner? It'd be good for stealth, and making sure collateral damage was avoided.
Then the probe. Erik had already dispatched it, but it wasn't a really welcoming sight in any way.
"I wouldn't say they can't track us. They know we're here, and I bet you we have only a minute tops before they surround the area. Are we running or fighting?"
More bloodshed, although this fight might be unavoidable. However, killing even more soldiers might make them higher up on the list of people to kill. He also had a feeling this would not be easy. They had drones, and compared to the wreck that everything else was, the opposition was well equipped, and probably already informed of their abilities. In a situation like this, Triest would opt to hide and escape.
"I think you already know my stance."
He had a feeling that Axorn might call upon him sooner or later, if nothing managed to split them up before they synced devices, but Triest still wanted to avoid as much bloodshed as possible. If a non-lethal variant of a weapon was created, then certainly the punishment for knocking someone out would be less than outright killing someone. Maybe a silent electric crossbow stunner? It'd be good for stealth, and making sure collateral damage was avoided.
Then the probe. Erik had already dispatched it, but it wasn't a really welcoming sight in any way.
"I wouldn't say they can't track us. They know we're here, and I bet you we have only a minute tops before they surround the area. Are we running or fighting?"
More bloodshed, although this fight might be unavoidable. However, killing even more soldiers might make them higher up on the list of people to kill. He also had a feeling this would not be easy. They had drones, and compared to the wreck that everything else was, the opposition was well equipped, and probably already informed of their abilities. In a situation like this, Triest would opt to hide and escape.
"I think you already know my stance."