SOMEWHERE
A PLACE WITH A MEETING ROOM
The Helix Syndicate was a perfectly legitimate organization that needed a large amount of small arms for perfectly legitimate reasons. After all, debt collectors are seldom very popular people. They need to be able to protect themselves. They also needed to be able to protect themselves in case any of the various properties the Helix Syndicate owned were going to be attacked by disgruntled commoners. This was not to say that, presently, no one in the Helix Syndicate enforcement divisions had a gun. Quite the opposite, most of them already did. The problem was that there was no standardization among their armaments. And if their guns weren't standardized, firearms training could not be standardized.
There was a primal, brutal elegance to be found in slugthrowers. The noise invoked more anxiety in enemy combatants, as did the prospect of them being clipped and suffering a slow death from blood loss. This was especially the models developed by the late corporation Czerka, which had since been brought under the Arceneau Trade Company umbrella under the name Browncoat Arms. The designs for these slugthrowers and their accompanying modular ammunition were at least a decade old by now and yet Pollux still favored them over the other riff-raff currently being circulated.
It was with all this in mind that Pollux donned the finest business suit available to him and scheduled a meeting with a representative of Browncoat Arms: [member="Saffron"]. If all went according to plan, the Helix Syndicate would be walking away with a tidy supply contract... And enough weapons to keep those indebted to the Syndicate in line for years to come.
A PLACE WITH A MEETING ROOM
The Helix Syndicate was a perfectly legitimate organization that needed a large amount of small arms for perfectly legitimate reasons. After all, debt collectors are seldom very popular people. They need to be able to protect themselves. They also needed to be able to protect themselves in case any of the various properties the Helix Syndicate owned were going to be attacked by disgruntled commoners. This was not to say that, presently, no one in the Helix Syndicate enforcement divisions had a gun. Quite the opposite, most of them already did. The problem was that there was no standardization among their armaments. And if their guns weren't standardized, firearms training could not be standardized.
There was a primal, brutal elegance to be found in slugthrowers. The noise invoked more anxiety in enemy combatants, as did the prospect of them being clipped and suffering a slow death from blood loss. This was especially the models developed by the late corporation Czerka, which had since been brought under the Arceneau Trade Company umbrella under the name Browncoat Arms. The designs for these slugthrowers and their accompanying modular ammunition were at least a decade old by now and yet Pollux still favored them over the other riff-raff currently being circulated.
It was with all this in mind that Pollux donned the finest business suit available to him and scheduled a meeting with a representative of Browncoat Arms: [member="Saffron"]. If all went according to plan, the Helix Syndicate would be walking away with a tidy supply contract... And enough weapons to keep those indebted to the Syndicate in line for years to come.