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Not Your Average Job

N A R S H A D D A A
Industrial Sectors
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"Hutt space, I hate damn Hutt space. Every blasted planet smells the same."

Garick grumbles beneath his helmet, stepping off the boarding ramp from the Black Fenn, making his way from the dock there with a heavy sway to his step. It had been three days, three days of information squeezing on this depraved planet, knocking over low level slicers and information dealers, tapping holo-net nodes, and trying to do it faster than every other tom dick and harry with a blaster for hire. The job was small fish, some slicer by the Alias of 'akkd0g_' stuffing his nose in places it didn't belong, and now someone with credits wanted it chopped off. That someone was known just as Feric, another small fish swimming in a big pond all too crowded, his business his own but he had credits and Garick had always been the sort to see things for himself rather than ask 'bloody questions all the time'. Despite the tedious nature of the job, the credits were good, an easy 10,000, or so the posting had said.

Garick shuffles his way through the streets laden with thugs and lowlifes, he didn't stick out much. Even for Nar Shaddaa the industrial sectors had a reputation for scum and crowds, the slums of the slums. A perfect place to hide, if someone wanted to. But not forever. Garick makes his way to the dilapidated holonet node he had last tapped, reaching to flip off a small panel of his left bracer he draws a small wire from it, and plugs it into the torn open access port, a file transfer begging to deliver him all the data his tap had been sieving off the node. Garick looks about himself as this happens, ensuring there isn't some trigger happy gang banger behind him looking to make a name for himself. He'd spy some shifty looking Rodian watching him and glares at the man beneath a red visor, the alien receiving the message immediately and shambling away.

"I hate Hutt space... Every planet's got the same creeps."

Finally after the transfer completes Garick returns the cable to his bracer and begins looking over the data from it, finally pinging a source location. Tapped holo-net nodes, stolen power distribution readings, Intel gathered from the street, everything cross referenced gave a pretty solid assurance of this slicers specific location. Had to be sure it's the place, slicers always have a way to weasel out of it until you corner them. The place was a workers housing unit, one the workers had long since abandoned. Now it was a block of squatters, junkies, and thugs all looking to lay low, somewhere you can do what you want without having visitors. If only it worked all the time. Need to hurry, before some jumpy bastard with a fifty credit blaster steals my pay. Whoever 'akkd0g_' was, they were about to get a lesson in humility. The apartment was located in the less inhabited upper levels of the structure, penthouses that would've been used has influence for the workers whom once lived here to climb the ranks, though the living conditions were none the less sub par.

Crime lords rarely treat their laborers with decency. The door was obvious, a security camera posted outside it and magnetically locked. Unfortunately, it did. If 'akkd0g_' didn't know he was coming before, which wasn't likely, he sure did now. Raising his left fist to aim at the camera he launched an electrodart into the thing, frying it for life. His right fist then raised and with four pneumatic 'foomp' noises he launched four magnetic micro grenades to the corners of the door, each one connecting and sticking to the metal there with a resounding 'clack'. He didn't know what to expect in the room beyond, some low life no doubt, probably ready with a holdout blaster or some cheap stun knife. In preparation himself, Garick draws the K23 from his underarm holster, only a moment later do each of the grenades explode, sending the door falling inwards. He'd advance through the smoke as it clears.

"Your doorbell wasn't working."
 

Sola Tymon

W̴͘A͏͡RN̢͝I͞� NG̷͢:̸ BR̶E͞A̶͏C̀H҉ ̸̢DÉ͜T?

Interacting with: [member="Garick Kalth"]​

Through the smoke, the mercenary advanced into a hallway. A door sat embedded into the wall on the left side of the hallway while the hallway itself went forward into an open room. For an abandoned unit that supposedly had the electricity to support a magnetically locked door, the room itself was imposingly dark; a small and dull green light stuck out in the darkness, pointed towards the would-be assailant. Through the other side of the hallway and coming from the left, a white-blue light dimly lit up the rest of the workers unit while another small green light peeked through from the room at the end of the hallway.

If the mercenary cared to investigate the rooms to the left, he would find a grimy bathroom. The bathtub itself is grimy and stained, while the toilet appears to be at least clean in the bowl and on the seat. Two more dull lights come from small objects attached to the walls in this room, providing vague light to navigate by.
 
Interacting with [member="Sola Tymon"]​

After clearing the smoke and finding the poorly lit room, Garick reaches with his off hand to the control panel on his right bracer, keeping the K23 aimed at least vaguely down the hall. Through the panel he activates the lowlight vision mode of his visor, it glowing a dull red light in response. Flipping the panel closed Garick advances down the hall, taking only a brief moment to examine the impressively grimy bathroom clean only in the places it needed to be, before advancing down the hall to open the door at it's end, stinger pistol at the ready.
 

Sola Tymon

W̴͘A͏͡RN̢͝I͞� NG̷͢:̸ BR̶E͞A̶͏C̀H҉ ̸̢DÉ͜T?

Interacting with: [member="Garick Kalth"].​

As his vision became more clear, he easily found the source of the dim green lights: cameras. They were all common cameras, typically used for low-end video communication on the holonet, with leads all running into the the main room. Coming into the main room itself, Garick would find what no doubt looks like a Slicer's den: various computer odds and ends, almost none of which seem to fit with one another, are connected together and displayed across two odd monitors; all the leads attached to the cameras run to this computer. Four more cameras, on top of the one already noticed, adorn the walls of the room, all pointing inwards. On the screen itself, Garick might notice something unusual: it's him on the screen; more to the point, it's him in real time from multiple angles, being livestreamed privately from the cameras situated around the room to... well, somebody.

The room itself is remarkably plain. It has the desk almost flooding with computer odds and ends, a wobbly table with a wooden chair, a small bin filled with more tissues than food wrappers and scraps, a small fridge with a camping stove sitting next to it and a pot sitting on top of it, a wardrobe not too far from the computer, and a stained mattress with a tall pile of blankets at its feet. The only window is shut, locked and protected with bars over the window. Presumably, if the slicer is here, they haven't gone far - unless, they have something else up their sleeve.
 
Garick looks between each of the screens and then the cameras which seem to be their sources, and between all of it he only has one outstanding thought. Why the hell's the crazy bastard got cameras on himself like this? He examines his options after giving the room a very quick thrice over and rolls his neck, figuring the target's somewhere in here, though there can't be toomany places to hide. He first levels his K23 for the pile of blankets and lets loose a single shot of heated blaster gas at the target. The stinger pistol produces a high pitched whine, loud but still quieter than an average blaster, it's bolt a bright orange, it burns through the synth fabric blankets with ease and assuming it strikes someone bellow them, the bolt inflicts less damage and more pain, a cruel writhing and crippling pain only the well trained or well hardened can fight through. Assuming nothing comes of this, he'd move onto the wardrobe and throws it open, and assuming he finds nothing here either, he moves lastly onto the fridge. Placing a heavy boot against the fridge's side, he'd tip it over, slowly at first before hammering forward to slam it to the ground. Presumably he'll find his mark in one of these locations, hopefully.

[member="Sola Tymon"]
 

Sola Tymon

W̴͘A͏͡RN̢͝I͞� NG̷͢:̸ BR̶E͞A̶͏C̀H҉ ̸̢DÉ͜T?
s o l a _ t y m o n
Derelict workers unit, Nar Shadda, Y'Toub System, the Outer Rim Territories.
Interacting with: [member="Garick Kalth"]​

On the inside of her VR headset, Sola watched the would-be assailant search through her room: from blowing down the door to shooting at the pile of blankets. His willingness to flat out shoot through the blankets wasn't a good sign - more than likely, if the pistol wasn't a stun or less-than-lethal variant, she was wanted dead. As he crept towards her wardrobe, her breath grew a little ragged with fear: her heart began to beat faster and her hands began to shake. With her holdout blaster held close in hand, she presented it towards the wardrobe. She was only half way through her internal prayer when the door flew open.

Letting out a distressed shout, the skin-and-bones would-be slicer made a bid at shooting the mercenary in the lower abdomen, being just where her holdout blaster happened to be. She knew nobody would come to her aid. Nar Shadda is an unforgiving place.
 

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