Coruscant was a place that kind of grew on Tacitus like a fungus; he hated the place but it managed to cling on anyway and soon he was doing more and more work there. The place was big enough, and deep enough, though that almost none of the jobs he pulled on the planet even felt the same since each level was so different. Higher levels were a completely different world to the mid-levels and the lower levels were beyond even the mid-levels.
But when you could easily consider a thousand levels down as 'mid', there were always going to be stranger things going on further below.
The mission today was on a level 918 - it looked like it was mostly residential which was strange because he was here to break into the main outpost of a drug manufacturing gang, burn all their product and steal all their credits. He certainly didn't expect to find himself directed to a block of apartments... he lit up a cigara as he eyed the place critically.
"Karking dump..."
It was, even by the standards of the local neighborhood, and he could tell by the way people gave it a wide berth that something was up with it. What, exactly, was up with it though he didn't know. Was it the size alone? Nah, he doubted that considering there were other blocks around roughly the same size... which meant he was actually in the right place and the gang operated out of the apartment block.
Well... plenty of levels he supposed.
Tacitus started checking over the ammo count in his blaster pistol, making sure that the two spare ammo clips were strapped in as well as he waited for his backup to arrive. Hopefully someone who knew how to slice at least a little bit better than him too considering he didn't have a clue. Might need to force one of the locals to help if he didn't get friendlies inbound who knew their way around the codes.
Once again, the influx of 'local talent' from the prison breakout and the loss of evidence held in Ranger HQ has messed with Syndicate operations. A local drug-manufacturing gang used to kick up 30% of their profits up to the Syndicate before they got too big for their boots and thought they didn't need to anymore. Remind them why they do by raiding their largest stockpile, burning their product and stealing their credits by accessing their network through slicing.
@Rhogar