Born-On-Board
Inactive Member
Floor 29, Restaraunt
As Shayla's grand opener missed, another player came into the chaos of the scene. Barging into the restaraunt from a stairwell, it was Piat, dressed in a now-ill fitting souz chef uniform. She'd rushed up the flight of stairs as quickly as she could, and even stopping to knock out two security guards cold on the way. The restaurant had devolved into complete chaos - a stone monstrosity was destroying everything, people were running in panic, and the targets stood a very real chance of becoming paste.
Situation as usual, she guessed. Her first action was to rip the chef's uniform right off her own body, standing naked and sexless. For what she had planned, clothes would only create drag, and she hadn't been given anything to be embarrassed of showing when she had been created, her body recognizeably female, but lacking any sex organs or 'lewd bits'.
She was built for combat, after all.
She took a running start, pivoted, then leapt backwards. She somersaulted in midair, landing on the wall behind her, denting it. She scrunched, torsioning her leg and knee servos as much as she could, then sprang off the wall, sailing, flying through the air, obliterating a crystal chandelier as she passed through it. No doubt it cost hundreds of thousands of KS.
Her in-built tungsten penetrator rod, implanted in her right arm, was fully deployed, reared back. The plan was to strike the monster with it as she sailed through the air, her armored, 200-pound body about to become an ersatz armor-piercing bullet to the giant creature's stone hide. On her face was a maniacal grin, and in her cyberbrain, she felt peace as she hurtled through the air towards the beast, like a cannonball about to strike a sailing a ship.
Floor 28, Kitchen
As Shayla left, Redrick regarded the fallen, knocked-out head chef that had, over the course of this short trip, caused him nothing but misery. Honor demanded he save her, as a defenseless civilian knocked out amid what was either an alien invasion, natural disaster, or both.
Shame, that.
Instead of taking her to the lift, he propped her up in the pantry, closed the door, and propped it shut with a nearby stool. Only after liberating her from her wallet, removing the small fold of KS within. It was petty, mean-spirited, and awful of him, but Redrick just didn't care. He was in full survivor mode now, and this woman had done nothing but aggravate him and, although incompetently, threaten his life. Maybe now she'd learn how to cook sand trout properly now that she would be a prisoner of an invading gartagen flotilla, if Shayla was correct.
He bailed from the kitchen, pulling the fire alarm on his way out. That would clear out the rest of them and confuse any security not already neutralized - like the two he just passed in the stairwell. He shook his head. At least Piat didn't look like she killed them. He staggered up the stairs to the restaurant, hoping he wouldn't be late to the party.
As Shayla's grand opener missed, another player came into the chaos of the scene. Barging into the restaraunt from a stairwell, it was Piat, dressed in a now-ill fitting souz chef uniform. She'd rushed up the flight of stairs as quickly as she could, and even stopping to knock out two security guards cold on the way. The restaurant had devolved into complete chaos - a stone monstrosity was destroying everything, people were running in panic, and the targets stood a very real chance of becoming paste.
Situation as usual, she guessed. Her first action was to rip the chef's uniform right off her own body, standing naked and sexless. For what she had planned, clothes would only create drag, and she hadn't been given anything to be embarrassed of showing when she had been created, her body recognizeably female, but lacking any sex organs or 'lewd bits'.
She was built for combat, after all.
She took a running start, pivoted, then leapt backwards. She somersaulted in midair, landing on the wall behind her, denting it. She scrunched, torsioning her leg and knee servos as much as she could, then sprang off the wall, sailing, flying through the air, obliterating a crystal chandelier as she passed through it. No doubt it cost hundreds of thousands of KS.
Her in-built tungsten penetrator rod, implanted in her right arm, was fully deployed, reared back. The plan was to strike the monster with it as she sailed through the air, her armored, 200-pound body about to become an ersatz armor-piercing bullet to the giant creature's stone hide. On her face was a maniacal grin, and in her cyberbrain, she felt peace as she hurtled through the air towards the beast, like a cannonball about to strike a sailing a ship.
Floor 28, Kitchen
As Shayla left, Redrick regarded the fallen, knocked-out head chef that had, over the course of this short trip, caused him nothing but misery. Honor demanded he save her, as a defenseless civilian knocked out amid what was either an alien invasion, natural disaster, or both.
Shame, that.
Instead of taking her to the lift, he propped her up in the pantry, closed the door, and propped it shut with a nearby stool. Only after liberating her from her wallet, removing the small fold of KS within. It was petty, mean-spirited, and awful of him, but Redrick just didn't care. He was in full survivor mode now, and this woman had done nothing but aggravate him and, although incompetently, threaten his life. Maybe now she'd learn how to cook sand trout properly now that she would be a prisoner of an invading gartagen flotilla, if Shayla was correct.
He bailed from the kitchen, pulling the fire alarm on his way out. That would clear out the rest of them and confuse any security not already neutralized - like the two he just passed in the stairwell. He shook his head. At least Piat didn't look like she killed them. He staggered up the stairs to the restaurant, hoping he wouldn't be late to the party.