Thresco
Mando Jedi
Objective: Cademimu Run
Location: Warehouse XIII
Allies: Smuggler Team
Count: 2/27
Letting the words of the Rodian sink in, he shrugged and started moving towards the ship. He wasn't the kind of person that asked for money up front, he just made sure people would not forget to pay him after the job was done. As much as it annoyed him that there was little to no information to go by, there had not yet been a creature or a person he could not overcome. Bartokk, Trandoshans, Fefze, Strill, all on the list of threats that had made an attempt at killing him, all on the list of threats that had been killed. By the time his visor had finished scanning the building and the people inside of it, he sent all of the information back to Torgost for profiling. While the people in the room with him were at this point his supposed allies, there was no telling when they might become targets he'd have to hunt down. Walking through the small group that had been assigned to the same task, he listened as the human-looking male and female started a short conversation. They knew one another, and they made no attempts at hiding it. Not even a little bit interested in what they had to say to one another, the expressionless skeletal mask portrayed his current mood quite well.
"I'll get to the ship, be there in five minutes or I will be leaving without you. Regardless of your participation or lack thereof, the pay remains the same.".
With that, he left the two behind him and made his way into the ship. Taking a quick look around, his armor scanned the ship in order to create an accurate representation of it on his HUD. If something went wrong and the ship was to get boarded by whatever it was they were hunting, he wanted to have a clear idea as to the layout. Any cabin, storage closet, nook and crevice, he wanted to know where someone might be able to hide and where one was likely to set up a trap, be it one of his own creation or one set up against him and the "crew". Sitting himself down in the corner of the cockpit, he checked his magazines, made sure all of his grenades were primed and ready, all the while hacking into the ship comms. Again, if there was something happening, be it an impending attack or just an incoming signal, he wanted to be among the first to know about it, if not the first. Waiting until the five minutes were up, he hoped for the others that they would be able to board in time, because he was taking off with the ship whether the pilot was willing to go or not.
Location: Warehouse XIII
Allies: Smuggler Team
Count: 2/27
Letting the words of the Rodian sink in, he shrugged and started moving towards the ship. He wasn't the kind of person that asked for money up front, he just made sure people would not forget to pay him after the job was done. As much as it annoyed him that there was little to no information to go by, there had not yet been a creature or a person he could not overcome. Bartokk, Trandoshans, Fefze, Strill, all on the list of threats that had made an attempt at killing him, all on the list of threats that had been killed. By the time his visor had finished scanning the building and the people inside of it, he sent all of the information back to Torgost for profiling. While the people in the room with him were at this point his supposed allies, there was no telling when they might become targets he'd have to hunt down. Walking through the small group that had been assigned to the same task, he listened as the human-looking male and female started a short conversation. They knew one another, and they made no attempts at hiding it. Not even a little bit interested in what they had to say to one another, the expressionless skeletal mask portrayed his current mood quite well.
"I'll get to the ship, be there in five minutes or I will be leaving without you. Regardless of your participation or lack thereof, the pay remains the same.".
With that, he left the two behind him and made his way into the ship. Taking a quick look around, his armor scanned the ship in order to create an accurate representation of it on his HUD. If something went wrong and the ship was to get boarded by whatever it was they were hunting, he wanted to have a clear idea as to the layout. Any cabin, storage closet, nook and crevice, he wanted to know where someone might be able to hide and where one was likely to set up a trap, be it one of his own creation or one set up against him and the "crew". Sitting himself down in the corner of the cockpit, he checked his magazines, made sure all of his grenades were primed and ready, all the while hacking into the ship comms. Again, if there was something happening, be it an impending attack or just an incoming signal, he wanted to be among the first to know about it, if not the first. Waiting until the five minutes were up, he hoped for the others that they would be able to board in time, because he was taking off with the ship whether the pilot was willing to go or not.