Lancer Damar
Quiet
The powers that be wanted some critical information. Nar Shaddaa was home to a lot bigger players than the Red Devils, or whatever gang was currently in the building. Lancer was contacted through a series of couriers, whoever wanted his part in this wanted to remain anonymous. Lancer was happy to oblige. He wasn't exactly a 'people person'. He worked for a lot of shady people and had done a lot of shady things. He got used to the lifestyle of deception after a while.
Thirteen minutes prior to insertion.
His equipment came to him in the form of a hardened plastic case left in an adjacent building, close to the Vortex tower. Red Devils had been rather careless with their security protocols. Tended to happen when you put out an open message. That, and the people he worked for, probably had ears everywhere. Whoever they were.
He checked his equipment, before donning it.
One suppressed slugthrower rifle. Sixteen inch barrel, holographic sight. Angular foregrip. Plastic magazines. Single-point sling. A hardened plastic stock, extendable. Sub-sonic ammunition. Meant that this thing was more or less entirely silent. The only real noise would be the shells hitting the ground.
One suppressed slugthrower handgun. Fifteen round capacity. Filed grip. Laser at the end. Same sub-sonic ammunition. Nothing entirely special. Just practical.
Vibroblade knife.
Garrote. Obvious enough.
Night-vision goggles- the nice kind that provided total depth-of-field, without sacrificing depth perception. These were his, actually. The rest of the ensemble was a black shirt and black pants, reinforced at the knees with leather. The gloves were simple, studded with hardened plastic at the knuckles.
One small, individual first aid kit, along with a ammonia-based spray to eliminate any traces of his DNA. And an external hard drive, to capture what he came for.
He cracked his neck, and put it all on.
Six minutes until insertion.
Gunshots marked the entrance of the Red Devils. They were acting like typical gang wars. Multiple entrances. Lots of violence. Not much precision. Didn't need it against these kinds of people, now did they? Lancer's approach was more subtle- he was going for the power. The Red Devils weren't stupid. But they were however, careless and cocky. He guessed only a few of them brought night-vision capabilities. However, Lancer needed a dominant position.
The sniper posted on the roof by [member="Ash"] was a careful marksman. He set traps and noisemakers up to his position, and took care to conceal himself. He didn't hear Lancer until Lancer was right behind him, actually. He pivoted and swung at Lancer with the rifle, missing Lancer with the buttstock by half a hair. Ash was right- the man was fond of his knives. He took it out first, swinging at Lancer in a wide arc. Unfortunately, it was stupid to bring a knife to a gunfight. And every fight with a professional like Lancer was in fact, a gunfight.
Lancer braced his forearm against the sniper's neck, shoving him against the rooftop's edge, and removed the handgun from his thigh. He dumped two rounds into his chest, at point blank. For good measure, he shot him again in the head. The sniper crumbled into a heap, silent in death. Lancer picked up the rifle, observing. From his position, he could only see through the windows. But this made the Red Devil's courage that much more sketchy.
Lancer picked up the communicator from the dead sniper. Very useful to be able to listen to the enemy. Given however, that the sniper may not have had comms with the entire Red Devil contingency inside. Lancer turned his head, and made his way down off the building. His next step was getting inside.
Four minutes until insertion.
Thirteen minutes prior to insertion.
His equipment came to him in the form of a hardened plastic case left in an adjacent building, close to the Vortex tower. Red Devils had been rather careless with their security protocols. Tended to happen when you put out an open message. That, and the people he worked for, probably had ears everywhere. Whoever they were.
He checked his equipment, before donning it.
One suppressed slugthrower rifle. Sixteen inch barrel, holographic sight. Angular foregrip. Plastic magazines. Single-point sling. A hardened plastic stock, extendable. Sub-sonic ammunition. Meant that this thing was more or less entirely silent. The only real noise would be the shells hitting the ground.
One suppressed slugthrower handgun. Fifteen round capacity. Filed grip. Laser at the end. Same sub-sonic ammunition. Nothing entirely special. Just practical.
Vibroblade knife.
Garrote. Obvious enough.
Night-vision goggles- the nice kind that provided total depth-of-field, without sacrificing depth perception. These were his, actually. The rest of the ensemble was a black shirt and black pants, reinforced at the knees with leather. The gloves were simple, studded with hardened plastic at the knuckles.
One small, individual first aid kit, along with a ammonia-based spray to eliminate any traces of his DNA. And an external hard drive, to capture what he came for.
He cracked his neck, and put it all on.
Six minutes until insertion.
Gunshots marked the entrance of the Red Devils. They were acting like typical gang wars. Multiple entrances. Lots of violence. Not much precision. Didn't need it against these kinds of people, now did they? Lancer's approach was more subtle- he was going for the power. The Red Devils weren't stupid. But they were however, careless and cocky. He guessed only a few of them brought night-vision capabilities. However, Lancer needed a dominant position.
The sniper posted on the roof by [member="Ash"] was a careful marksman. He set traps and noisemakers up to his position, and took care to conceal himself. He didn't hear Lancer until Lancer was right behind him, actually. He pivoted and swung at Lancer with the rifle, missing Lancer with the buttstock by half a hair. Ash was right- the man was fond of his knives. He took it out first, swinging at Lancer in a wide arc. Unfortunately, it was stupid to bring a knife to a gunfight. And every fight with a professional like Lancer was in fact, a gunfight.
Lancer braced his forearm against the sniper's neck, shoving him against the rooftop's edge, and removed the handgun from his thigh. He dumped two rounds into his chest, at point blank. For good measure, he shot him again in the head. The sniper crumbled into a heap, silent in death. Lancer picked up the rifle, observing. From his position, he could only see through the windows. But this made the Red Devil's courage that much more sketchy.
Lancer picked up the communicator from the dead sniper. Very useful to be able to listen to the enemy. Given however, that the sniper may not have had comms with the entire Red Devil contingency inside. Lancer turned his head, and made his way down off the building. His next step was getting inside.
Four minutes until insertion.