Marcus Itera
Yeehaw
Objective: II - Eliminate Anti-Air assets
Location: The sky, bro.
Allies: [member="Xander Carrick"], The Mandalorian Empire
Foes: Dar'manda
Post: [01/20]
"We're really doing this, aren't we?"
Marcus joyously nodded. "Well, not technically we. You can't really die from this. I can. I don't think I'll die."
"I can die too. Don't discriminate. Just because I was made in a lab on a computer console doesn't mean organic things can't happen to me too."
"I was made in a lab too."
The gunship was thousands of meters in the air, well above the range of those heavy anti-air artillery platforms housed down below. It was a small-ish task force, about platoon sized, that was tasked with dropping right in on these bad boys and taking them to punch-town. They were all equipped with the necessary supplies and gear that was designed to withstand this sort of deployment, though it wouldn't be a cakewalk. It was one of the more intense ones that Marcus had been a part of, but there was literally no possible avenue of approach aside from dropping straight in on them.
The plan was, since they were small enough and coated with some sensor baffling spray, that the lighter and faster tracking flak cannons wouldn't be able to lock in on them. Too small to hit, couldn't lock onto them either, and hopefully their augmented jump packs and grav boots would slow their descent enough to where they could land safely - preferably with most bones unbroken. It was crazy, and he made a point of only taking volunteers.
"Alright vode, prepare to jump!"
He double checked to ensure that his rifle was securely fastened to his pack, that his helmet was on, and recited a quick little prayer to whatever Gods were out there. Miranda ran a few diagnostic checks on his combat readouts and HUD, and even did so for the entire platoon's comlink network. There was no room for error.
Eight more seconds until the drop.
"Green light! Drop!"
And with that, nearly forty Mando'ade barreled out of the triad of gunships and into the sky, feet first into hell.
Location: The sky, bro.
Allies: [member="Xander Carrick"], The Mandalorian Empire
Foes: Dar'manda
Post: [01/20]
"We're really doing this, aren't we?"
Marcus joyously nodded. "Well, not technically we. You can't really die from this. I can. I don't think I'll die."
"I can die too. Don't discriminate. Just because I was made in a lab on a computer console doesn't mean organic things can't happen to me too."
"I was made in a lab too."
The gunship was thousands of meters in the air, well above the range of those heavy anti-air artillery platforms housed down below. It was a small-ish task force, about platoon sized, that was tasked with dropping right in on these bad boys and taking them to punch-town. They were all equipped with the necessary supplies and gear that was designed to withstand this sort of deployment, though it wouldn't be a cakewalk. It was one of the more intense ones that Marcus had been a part of, but there was literally no possible avenue of approach aside from dropping straight in on them.
The plan was, since they were small enough and coated with some sensor baffling spray, that the lighter and faster tracking flak cannons wouldn't be able to lock in on them. Too small to hit, couldn't lock onto them either, and hopefully their augmented jump packs and grav boots would slow their descent enough to where they could land safely - preferably with most bones unbroken. It was crazy, and he made a point of only taking volunteers.
"Alright vode, prepare to jump!"
He double checked to ensure that his rifle was securely fastened to his pack, that his helmet was on, and recited a quick little prayer to whatever Gods were out there. Miranda ran a few diagnostic checks on his combat readouts and HUD, and even did so for the entire platoon's comlink network. There was no room for error.
Eight more seconds until the drop.
"Green light! Drop!"
And with that, nearly forty Mando'ade barreled out of the triad of gunships and into the sky, feet first into hell.