Enterprise Storage (Closed)

[Prygus]

And Prygus would approach. His raggedy old ship more fell than dropped out of hyperspace. It creaked ominously, and small parts of metal breaking off of the dangerously sheared end of his ship. He patched himself through to the nearby facility, and began docking procedures. Enterprise Storage... their facilites were enourmous. Built upon four asteroids chained together, the facility was the most secure in the galaxy. Prygus docked his ship and grabbed his breifcase, caontianing various grenades explosives, nerve gasses, and other dangerous weapons, along with his blaster pitol and katana. He steped out of his ship, prepared to meet a gaurd, or employee of some kind.

 

[Regret]

OOC: I'm assuming this is open?

The lobby of Enterprise Storage was vast. Even its durasteel walls and floors shone with importance. Everyone here had an air of superiority about them; except the guards. And that was exactly what Kyran was hired to be: a guard. He wouldn't have normally taken such a trivial job but the pay was too much to decline. Every man had his price, after all. Standing near the entrance to the facility, Kyran noticed an unfamiliar ship dock, and saw a man exit with a some kind of briefcase in tow. Nothing suspicious about that, thought Kyran simply. Maybe he was a new customer to Enterprise Storage. Another rich bureaucrat or heir to daddy's money.

Kyran's eyes glazed over as the monotony of his post began to creep into his soul.

 

[Prygus]

OOC: Well, now I have someone to rp the gaurds. thank you. Just for clarification though, you might want to look at my profile and see my ship, age, and appearance, as these might cause you to be suspicious. Also, it would be nice for you to RP all of the gaurds and droids, etc.

IC: Prygus approached the front desk.

"I would like to store something." he said, gesturing to the breifcase he now held in his hand. He knew that the next part of the procedure would be to lock the briefcase and lead him to his vault while being escorted. He had extensively studied and researhced this place before he came.

 

[Regret]

Blinking slightly as the the newcomer passed by him, Kyran retracted his previous sentiments. There was something suspicious about this person. The new arrival looked not a day over fourteen, there was no way someone like this would have enough money by himself to think about using Enterprise Storage. Cracking his neck, Kyran walked over to the counter where Prygus was making his inquiry.

"Excuse me young man," He said, his voice rich with an aristocrat's accent. "I don't think you are old enough to be placing a deposit here." Looking down his nose at the child before him, Kyran began to speak again. "I would like you to open that briefcase please." His voice was stern; Kyran would take no chances with this job. If this street urchin had stolen money and thought he was going to deposit it here, he had another thing coming.

 

[Prygus]

Prygus looked up at the gaurd now speaking to him.

"I believe that its in your policy that I haave privacy of my stored items." He replied, looking over to the clerk, who would no doubt reinforce his statement. After all, it was in the contract. The young genious did not make a move, as it was too early to be discovered.

 

[Trakon]

Chaskar Euronymous approached the Enterprise Sotrage building because he needed to pull a special artifact out of one of his many storage places. As he approached the front desk a street urchin wanted to place something in a vault, and Chaskar needed the artifact now.

"Kid, get outta the way, people who have homes need to do important things."

 

[Jabberwocky]

Rain sat quitly in the operation booth. He had been sent from Ossus to the facility because of an influx of attempted breakins. His eyes scanned the monitors and he saw a street urchin approaching. Rain was suspicious at first but put those aside because the person could simply be a servant. Rain looked at the exterior cameras and saw the ship the urchin came in. It was much too ratty even for a servant's ship. He contacted the guard in front of the urchin. "What's this one want?" he said.

 

[Regret]

Ignoring the man who had just arrived at the front desk, Kyran focused his attention on the boy. There was something different about this child; Kyran could since a keen intelect in Prygus' eyes. It was different talking to a child though, Kyran had to constantly look down at him; his wirey frame stood at around six feet six inches. Tall to say the least.

"Ah, but you forget young sir, you lose those privilages if I, or any of the other guards, suspect foul play." Kyran's lips peeled back into a small grin. "Now, I will ask you one more time. Open that briefcase." Hearing a small beep in his ear, Kyran reached up and activated his comlink. "I've got it handled Rain, don't worry."

 

[Jabberwocky]

"Good. I'll get back up ready just in case. This is an odd one." Rain sent appropriate orders to some surrounding guards and waited with his eyes trained on the screen in front of him.

 

[Prygus]

Prygus was roughly shoved out of the way as the gaurd continued to interrogate him.

"I can not open the breifcase." He replied. "You see, my master has regged it to explode if it is opened. He told me to put it in a vault and never mention it again." Prygus shrugged.

 

[Trakon]

"You know, bombs aren't nice in a building like this. Sir," He said looking at the man behind the counter,"if you require my assistance in disarming such a object, you need but to ask." Chaskar had a thing for all sorts of espionage.

 

[Regret]

A small chuckle escaped Kyran. This child must have thought very highly of himself to reveal what was in the briefcase. No matter, this child was no threat to anyone, it didn't matter what kind of explosives were in that briefcase; Kyran would make sure that that an explosion came to fruition. In a split second, Kyran had withdrawn a slugthrower and had it aimed directly at the young boy's face. Reaching up to his ear, Kyran contacted Rain.

"Lock down the premises, Rain. I'm going to make sure this little tot learns his lesson. I do not, hell, will not require any backup for this." His former grin had turned into a wide smile. "You have no idea what you have gotten yourself into little one."

 

[Jabberwocky]

Rain paused with his fingers hovering over the controls. Finally he sent the orders for backup to be called off and locked down the building. Several layers of blast doors covered the vault and motion beams covered every square inch of floor between them. He took a moment to scan the briefcase as well. "I can't X-ray that case. It must have lead lining. I get the feeling he does have explosives there though," he told Kyran then paused. "Try to keep casualties to a minimum too. If you need motiation you'll get signifigantly less pay if anyone gets hurt and virtually noneif someone dies."

 

[Prygus]

Prygus looked down the barrel of the slugthrower pointed at him and raised his hands, opening them, and dropping the briefcase. It fell to the ground, breaking open, and its contents spilled all over the place. Prygus then did two things. First, he stealthily tapped the top of a deadly nerve gas canister, causing it to release. The invisible nerve gas would infect anyone in the room within seconds, but its deadly effects would not occur for another thirty seconds. Secondly, he located a small pen. It was lying about a foot away. Prygus smiled inside. Perfect For the pen was not really a pen, but a syringe containing an antidote to the nerve gas. Prygus held his breath, so as to delay the effects of the gas by at least a few seconds.

 

[Trakon]

"Oh frakking idiots." Chaskar held his breath, having saw the small movement made by Prygus, releasing the nerve gas. He also noticed the small looking movement for the pen, and Chaskar deduced it had some importance. He jujped and rolled and came up with the pen in his hand and a clean-scrub mask, which cleans the air Chaskar breaths from the many things, including gases.

"Need this?" Chaskar said looking at the kid.

 

[Jabberwocky]

With the many filters Rain's camera's had he saw the nerve gas. "Nerve gas!" he shouted to Kyran. "You have a breather!" Rain closed the air vents so none of the gas would spread. They had a dangerous adversary and Rain was stuck in an operations booth. He let out a long and urgent sigh.

 

[Regret]

Idly reaching into his pocket, making sure to keep his slugthrower aimed firmly at Prygus, Kyran withdrew his breather and placed it over his mouth. With that crisis averted, Kyran would now have to show Prygus the error of his ways.

"Making an attempt at a security officers life, tsk tsk. And with such a petty device! What's the matter child, did nobody teach you to fight like a man?" Kyran let his hand drop a little and pulled the trigger of his slug thrower. The barrel was aimed at the boy's chest; at this range it didn't matter where it hit: death would inevitably be the end result.

 

[Prygus]

Prygus would take in many things at once. He would see the buisnessman grab his antidote pen and put on a gas mask. He then saw the guard's muscles tense. He watched as the gaurd lowered his slugthrower and shhot, but he had seen it coming. He would twist and drop, causing the bullet to hit his left arm, passing right through. In the same motion he would remove the pin on a nearby flash grenade with his foot. A blinding flash would eminate from it and Prygus, still holding his breath and now with a hole in his arm, would lunge for the pen, under cover of the flash.

 

[Trakon]

Unfortunately his glasses were not standard, and were state of the art technology which he could recieve because of Cyber Tech. They dimmed the flash and Chaskar saw Prygus coming at him. He threw the pin up into the air and swiftly pulled out the knife in his sleeve, a KABAR like knife, which he began to slamm in Prygus's general direction.

 

[Jabberwocky]

"Circumstances changed slightly now," Rain told Kyran. "Killing wil simply be a slight pay deduction. Reason being he is now an obvious threat. Injury is regular pay and absolutely no harm is a bonus. If he makes another attempt on your's or someone else's life there are absolutely no consequences for your actions." The fact that Rain was practically giving someone permission to kill someone was slightly disturbing but Rain knew Kyran should be informed of what would happen.