Dish
Bleeding Edge
"No reason to use traditional explosives or make it look like an accident." The dark armored man finally spoke up, pushing himself off the wall once again and sheathing the knife once more as he addressed [member="Urya Uvatera"]. Now that they were talking business Dish was more than willing to provide his input on their plans.
"Make some IEDs and put blame on the anti-Force user terrorist cell that's been causing them strife. Puts more pressure on them and even less on us." Despite his...hereditary connection to the movement, and the unwavering admiration he still held for his 'father', the soldier was willing to put him at risk for the sake of the Republic.
He like all other Jorin clones who still were breathing had forged a close bond with their genetic template in the years proceeding the Netherworld catastrophe, hell the man had undergone Dread Guard augmentation procedures with three of them, Dish included. Cody Jorin was his father alright, but the universe he resided in had an odd tendency to pit father an son against each other, DG-50 supposed he was just continuing the trend.
[member="Cyril Grayson"]'s plan was solid, but a coinciding 'terrorist' attack with the planned riot could give the wrong impression if they didn't play their cards right. "If can put blame for the depot on the FFS, you think you can spin it so the locals think the Sith aren't capable of protecting them from those bastards sir?" The commando inquired to his commander, turning to open up a bag containing the pieces of an assault rifle awaiting to be put together as well numerous blades and several sidearms which would be stored in the various sheaths and holsters which crisscrossed his armor.
He scoffed at [member="Ceska Starshield"]'s question, not in an act of hostility, but of honest amusement.
"Would we be here if there wouldn't be?"
[member="Charlene Adaska"]
[member="Besk"]
"Make some IEDs and put blame on the anti-Force user terrorist cell that's been causing them strife. Puts more pressure on them and even less on us." Despite his...hereditary connection to the movement, and the unwavering admiration he still held for his 'father', the soldier was willing to put him at risk for the sake of the Republic.
He like all other Jorin clones who still were breathing had forged a close bond with their genetic template in the years proceeding the Netherworld catastrophe, hell the man had undergone Dread Guard augmentation procedures with three of them, Dish included. Cody Jorin was his father alright, but the universe he resided in had an odd tendency to pit father an son against each other, DG-50 supposed he was just continuing the trend.
[member="Cyril Grayson"]'s plan was solid, but a coinciding 'terrorist' attack with the planned riot could give the wrong impression if they didn't play their cards right. "If can put blame for the depot on the FFS, you think you can spin it so the locals think the Sith aren't capable of protecting them from those bastards sir?" The commando inquired to his commander, turning to open up a bag containing the pieces of an assault rifle awaiting to be put together as well numerous blades and several sidearms which would be stored in the various sheaths and holsters which crisscrossed his armor.
He scoffed at [member="Ceska Starshield"]'s question, not in an act of hostility, but of honest amusement.
"Would we be here if there wouldn't be?"
[member="Charlene Adaska"]
[member="Besk"]