Hatchet
After the Storm
IN THE COMPOUND
ENTERING EASTERN WALL
Hatchet watched with an unamused expression, blinking as he saw Vinon crash and burn into the sand. He just awkwardly looked away, trying to keep an eye on the Trandoshans on above and avoid the entire issue of Vinon's dignity. He adjusted his grip on his weapon as he watched, glancing up the admin building they were basically pressing against. His eyes narrrowed as he spied something on the side of it, an idea running through his head.
The clone leaned over and whispered to Yrgo, making a small motion to the Trandoshans on the wall. "Keep an eye on them." With that, he moved aside and let the Aqualish take his place, moving his rifle onto his back and making sure the sling was properly attached. He looked over to the others, glancing between them and the building as he tried to measure the distance, how far it would have to be. It didn't seem too dangerous, probably the smarter option since getting out would be easier than getting in.
Hearing Rook's question, he immediately answered. "Climb." To make it look like it had been, of course, Vinon's plan all along. Obviously. That way he wasn't taking the rap if this went wrong. He timed it until he had his gap and suddenly began to hoist himself up the side of the building, using his upper body strength to climb from hand and foot holds, until he reached the window that had been left carelessly open on the side, to get more air in the stuffy office room.
Hatchet threw himself inside, combat rolling as he drew a blaster pistol from his holster; nothing special, just the same kind of sidearm he used in the military, but an older model. Harder to get that kind of tech in the Outer Rim. Thankfully, it seemed this room was empty, but he watched the exits into other rooms anyway, keeping low and his blaster ready. He was preparing for the others to enter; after all, he was just the triggerman here. If they could get all the loot in here without kicking up a Lizard hive, that would be ideal, but he had to trust the more impulsive and experienced thieves among them.
Unfortunately.
[member="Rook Lokar"] - [member="Vinon Demeaux"] - [member="Saul Terrik"]
ENTERING EASTERN WALL
Hatchet watched with an unamused expression, blinking as he saw Vinon crash and burn into the sand. He just awkwardly looked away, trying to keep an eye on the Trandoshans on above and avoid the entire issue of Vinon's dignity. He adjusted his grip on his weapon as he watched, glancing up the admin building they were basically pressing against. His eyes narrrowed as he spied something on the side of it, an idea running through his head.
The clone leaned over and whispered to Yrgo, making a small motion to the Trandoshans on the wall. "Keep an eye on them." With that, he moved aside and let the Aqualish take his place, moving his rifle onto his back and making sure the sling was properly attached. He looked over to the others, glancing between them and the building as he tried to measure the distance, how far it would have to be. It didn't seem too dangerous, probably the smarter option since getting out would be easier than getting in.
Hearing Rook's question, he immediately answered. "Climb." To make it look like it had been, of course, Vinon's plan all along. Obviously. That way he wasn't taking the rap if this went wrong. He timed it until he had his gap and suddenly began to hoist himself up the side of the building, using his upper body strength to climb from hand and foot holds, until he reached the window that had been left carelessly open on the side, to get more air in the stuffy office room.
Hatchet threw himself inside, combat rolling as he drew a blaster pistol from his holster; nothing special, just the same kind of sidearm he used in the military, but an older model. Harder to get that kind of tech in the Outer Rim. Thankfully, it seemed this room was empty, but he watched the exits into other rooms anyway, keeping low and his blaster ready. He was preparing for the others to enter; after all, he was just the triggerman here. If they could get all the loot in here without kicking up a Lizard hive, that would be ideal, but he had to trust the more impulsive and experienced thieves among them.
Unfortunately.
[member="Rook Lokar"] - [member="Vinon Demeaux"] - [member="Saul Terrik"]