Jul. 9th, 2017 at 2:18 PM
Over a week with no real action. This is the sort of vacation I was looking for, but why do I get the feeling it's not going to last?
Alright, one more time to make sure everyone's clear on how this is going to go. As soon as we land, I'm first out the door. Sabo and Ryder, I want you hot on my heels. Lay down the fire and the biotic combinations heavy to clear as a hole. Kerrigan, Nebula, Meetra, we all form a circle around Rocket with Meetra using the force to, hopefully, give us a clear path that's going to line up with what the biologists and engineering experts have come up with for intel. You keep your fingers hot on the trigger and heavy on the sword swinging, but be care to keep the heat off Rocket and the bomb as much as possible. We move in tight groups, we stay together until we get to the brain, then it's everyone cover Rocket until he tells us it's time to go, then we go. I'll bring up the rear on the way out and we're all going to make a mad dash back to the TARDIS and get the hell out of there.
I'm not going to lie to any of you. I know this ship. I know it better than I want to. He's going to try to get in your head and I can only imagine, especially once Harbinger figures out what we're up to, he's not going to take it very easy on us at all. Fight smart. Drop back to the TARDIS if you don't think you can take a hit and keep rolling, there's no point you getting swarmed and coming in deeper if you're not going to be able to make the run back out. You watch your ammo, stay frosty, and no trying to hack the Reapers this time Ryder.
Everybody copy?
You remember what I said the other day, you understand?
You're our ride in and out and I'm sure I don't have to tell any of you what that means. We're going to do our best to stay loud and keep the focus on us, but you hold that ship as best you can and bug out if you think you're going to lose it. We've got secondary air support on standby for a reason. Just keep your comms open. If anyone gets hit too badly, we'll be keeping open comms and you'll have backup coming, hopefully with a clear path all the way back to you.
You know, for a pain in my ass, you're a damn good card player and I'm going to owe you one when this is over and, speaking of when this is over, drinks are on me.
You be careful up there tomorrow okay?
JUNE 9 - [CASSANDRA SANDSMARK] comes up with a brilliant plan to rescue [STEVE ROGERS, ROSE TYLER, TIM DRAKE & ORORO MUNROE]. They have just enough passports to send three people with an extra passport to where they are being held. The only problem is they don't know exactly where [TIM DRAKE & ORORO MUNROE] are being held on Ba-Bani. They decide to rescue [STEVE ROGERS] and see if he has any additional information that will help. [ALUCARD] volunteers for the job, is given a passport plus one more for [STEVE ROGERS] and disappears. [ALUCARD] reappears in the Troyjan cell where [STEVE ROGERS] is being held and quickly hands him a passport. They both get the fuck out of there. Back on Knowhere [STEVE ROGERS] reveals where he thinks the Ba-Bani are keeping their prisoners according to what he's heard. A new mission starts to formulate to save [TIM DRAKE & ORORO MUNROE]
Well this was only a matter of time.
[ The comm message is punctuated by the sound of biotic explosions ]
Anyone who's available to come help hold the docks? We lose the docks the rest of the station's going to fold like a string of dominoes. Everybody keep your heads up and focus your fire, try and funnel into bottlenecks where you can. Noncombatants try and stay clear and make sure we've got people posted at medical, the barracks, the hovel and the dojo -- the last thing we need is the enemy getting their hands on more firepower.
And where the hell is Captain Rogers? Tell me there's at least someone out there coordinating resistance efforts?
You ladies keep kicking some serious ass out there, and keep me updated if you need reinforcements. Since it seems we're without any kind of functional leadership out there, don't be afraid to call out orders where you need them.
Don't suppose I can get the short version as to why they want you to turn yourselves over can I?
So. Being fair, this ship is huge. I've consulted with Barnes about it and, given the fact that it has greenhouses and could help with food production and provide safety for a great number of people if they need it, we were thinking it would be better to turn the ship over to you and Knowhere in general. I'd be happy to give piloting lessons -- it's not that hard once you get the hang of it -- but, given the nature of how the ship is piloted, I was wondering if you had a potential list of candidates I could tap? Those with strong mental aptitude and focus, like yourself I would imagine, should be close to top of the list. If you think this might be of interest to you, let me know.And how awesome is it I'm talking about turning the first dog into space into a pilot. Or talking to the first dog in space?
How would you feel about a tour and maybe a short joyride out in space before I turn this thing over to our canine-in-chief?
I cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate you letting me put my hands on that thing.
I don't even care how many bad jokes and one-liners that opens me up to.
Steve.[SHEPARD]
Think you and your friends can figure out how to make it fly?