Laguz Vald
Adapt or perish
[4/20]
Allies: [member="Khaleel Malvern"] | [member="Dakita Calfur"]
Objective X: [Redacted]
"Miss?"
The shifter quirked an eyebrow and flicked the cigarette onto the asphalt, reaching up to jiggle assets xe clearly didn't posses — at the moment, anyway — while xir odd eyes stared directly at the rugged man.
I've got a fist up yours, is what I've got… "Nothing special, 'm afraid."
Wouldn't do to sour a relationship before it even had a chance to blossom, and so Laguz bit xir tongue and put on a convincing enough smile. "It's going to be a boring one." Well, boring for xem, anyway. Then again, the shifter probably had different standards than the rest, considering how long xe'd been in this business as compared to the pair in front of xem.
A hundred and fifty? Two-hundred?
Xe didn't know for sure, and it wasn't like it mattered awfully. They all had a job to do here, and while their goals differed, the path was the same. That was enough for Laguz.
"They've got an entrance in the front and one in the rear, both are well-guarded. They also have a couple of golks posing as homeless people in the side alleys, so climbing isn't an option. I'd recommend going in from the roof, but they've got some cameras," at that point, the shi'ido turned to gaze at the slender of two figures, "but I'm told you can take care of that. Correct?"
Xir voice wasn't overly demanding, but it was clear that Laguz wouldn't take bantha shit for an answer.
Allies: [member="Khaleel Malvern"] | [member="Dakita Calfur"]
Objective X: [Redacted]
"Miss?"
The shifter quirked an eyebrow and flicked the cigarette onto the asphalt, reaching up to jiggle assets xe clearly didn't posses — at the moment, anyway — while xir odd eyes stared directly at the rugged man.
I've got a fist up yours, is what I've got… "Nothing special, 'm afraid."
Wouldn't do to sour a relationship before it even had a chance to blossom, and so Laguz bit xir tongue and put on a convincing enough smile. "It's going to be a boring one." Well, boring for xem, anyway. Then again, the shifter probably had different standards than the rest, considering how long xe'd been in this business as compared to the pair in front of xem.
A hundred and fifty? Two-hundred?
Xe didn't know for sure, and it wasn't like it mattered awfully. They all had a job to do here, and while their goals differed, the path was the same. That was enough for Laguz.
"They've got an entrance in the front and one in the rear, both are well-guarded. They also have a couple of golks posing as homeless people in the side alleys, so climbing isn't an option. I'd recommend going in from the roof, but they've got some cameras," at that point, the shi'ido turned to gaze at the slender of two figures, "but I'm told you can take care of that. Correct?"
Xir voice wasn't overly demanding, but it was clear that Laguz wouldn't take bantha shit for an answer.