Enyo Typhos
Control
[member="Ylva Wolfsbane"], [member="Amara Zarides"], [member="Valiens Nantaris"]
The Quasar was, all things considered, a nice ship. Fast, stealthy and with some hidden surprises. It was also comfortable. Enyo disapproved of the creature comforts. She'd removed the chairs from the conference room. She did not want her goons to lounge around and make themselves comfortable. She also did not allow snacks or drinks during briefings. Everyone was expected to make use of the training room.
"This is the target," a mental command activated the projector, displaying a holographic apparition of a base on an asteroid, "an Archangel manufacturing facility on an airless rock in system PX-353."
"Archangel. Make replicants for weak, rich folk," a Trandoshan mercenary called Lyshk hissed. The lizardman looked rather feral and his right eye was a crude cybernetic. He was fond of using his claws to jab people's orbs out.
"Yes, which is why they have lots of money," Enyo said flatly, feeling a bit annoyed about being interrupted."It doubles as a special weapons' factory and a data server. Its greatest strength is its remoteness, but once it comes under attack, Archangel will send reinforcements. This is the plan: We move in close and drop an ion bomb to knock out communications and disrupt their droids, before they mobilise. We smash into place with our pod. Alpha Team hits the data server, Beta Team the the manufacturing plant to acquire weapons and blueprints."
"You seem awfully well-informed about them," a Zabrak warrior remarked in a deadpan tone that made it difficult to discern if she was implying something or just making a general observation. Her face and arms were covered in tribal tattoos. Her name was Neda. "I figure the server is ion-shielded because otherwise dropping a bomb is gonna be a bust."
"I'm thorough. That's why I'm in charge," Enyo replied coldly, "and, yes, it is. A Faraday cage protects it. Speed is important to prevent them from deleting the data. We hit the place hard, take anything that's of value, steal the data and blow the place up."
The Quasar was, all things considered, a nice ship. Fast, stealthy and with some hidden surprises. It was also comfortable. Enyo disapproved of the creature comforts. She'd removed the chairs from the conference room. She did not want her goons to lounge around and make themselves comfortable. She also did not allow snacks or drinks during briefings. Everyone was expected to make use of the training room.
"This is the target," a mental command activated the projector, displaying a holographic apparition of a base on an asteroid, "an Archangel manufacturing facility on an airless rock in system PX-353."
"Archangel. Make replicants for weak, rich folk," a Trandoshan mercenary called Lyshk hissed. The lizardman looked rather feral and his right eye was a crude cybernetic. He was fond of using his claws to jab people's orbs out.
"Yes, which is why they have lots of money," Enyo said flatly, feeling a bit annoyed about being interrupted."It doubles as a special weapons' factory and a data server. Its greatest strength is its remoteness, but once it comes under attack, Archangel will send reinforcements. This is the plan: We move in close and drop an ion bomb to knock out communications and disrupt their droids, before they mobilise. We smash into place with our pod. Alpha Team hits the data server, Beta Team the the manufacturing plant to acquire weapons and blueprints."
"You seem awfully well-informed about them," a Zabrak warrior remarked in a deadpan tone that made it difficult to discern if she was implying something or just making a general observation. Her face and arms were covered in tribal tattoos. Her name was Neda. "I figure the server is ion-shielded because otherwise dropping a bomb is gonna be a bust."
"I'm thorough. That's why I'm in charge," Enyo replied coldly, "and, yes, it is. A Faraday cage protects it. Speed is important to prevent them from deleting the data. We hit the place hard, take anything that's of value, steal the data and blow the place up."