Demigods? Sorry, mate, I've closed it. Plot's already started and I don't want to risk screwing up. It's my first time GMing.
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Rose smiled back at the other woman, already feeling that spark of mutual appreciation. "As I like to say, explosions are a girl's best friend." She tapped her ears. "Let's all agree to give some warning though? I like my eardrums in tact. That's what ear plugs are for."
"Yeah, that's true," Christine said, laughing softly. She picked up her Barrett and, aiming down the plane, looked through the scope. She made a couple of adjustments and looked again. "Perfect," she said. "Now all I need is to get out of this metal box and find someone to shoot."
"It was a simple description of the plane, implying the confined space and lack of activity," Christine said. Although Jason was a member of the team, she began to dislike him, and the way he acted.
"Focus, Huntress," she ordered herself, just loud enough for the rest of the group to hear. "You're about to drop. Don't screw up."
"Focus, Huntress," she ordered herself, just loud enough for the rest of the group to hear. "You're about to drop. Don't screw up."
"Listen up, people," the jumpmaster began, standing and walking to the loading ramp. "You're about to perform a high altitude, low opening jump, also known as the HALO jump. Get your mask on, secure your gear, and step outside when that green light up there goes on." He pushed a button on the wall, causing the loading ramp to open and a red light to turn on above him. "Once you're out, your headset will beep twice to let you know it's almost time to open your chute. Five seconds later, you'll hear another two beeps, and that's when you pull. The handle's right under your left armpit. If it doesn't open, reach under your right armpit to pull the reserve chute."
"If anyone's unsure of how this goes, or thinks they're forgetting something," Claire began, "I'm here for your entire mission and I've got the instructions up on my screen. And I'd rather you all ask me what might be a stupid question, than have a teammate request a body bag."
"Right. With those encouraging words out of the way, go ahead and get ready." The jumpmaster pulled a thick cable from his harness and hooked onto the plane.
"If anyone's unsure of how this goes, or thinks they're forgetting something," Claire began, "I'm here for your entire mission and I've got the instructions up on my screen. And I'd rather you all ask me what might be a stupid question, than have a teammate request a body bag."
"Right. With those encouraging words out of the way, go ahead and get ready." The jumpmaster pulled a thick cable from his harness and hooked onto the plane.
Repzik applied his Muffler to his face and looked towards his combat pack, he checked its contents, The Plastic explosive, Breaching charges, ammunition and various sustenance supplies were neatly secured inside, he was nervous, jumping out of a plane for the first time outside training with the corporation was a harrowing experience, but he trusted the Chute he had been given.
He stood up and hooked up onto the Zipline, carrying the Heavy Combat pack over one shoulder and signaling the Jump master "Do i carry the RPG with me or send it down on another Chute?!!" he shouted over the Roar of the engines, his voice distorted and deepened by the Mask
He stood up and hooked up onto the Zipline, carrying the Heavy Combat pack over one shoulder and signaling the Jump master "Do i carry the RPG with me or send it down on another Chute?!!" he shouted over the Roar of the engines, his voice distorted and deepened by the Mask
Seth stood, pulling down the breather mask over his face. He hooked the harness onto the zipline, checked his gear if it was secured, and signaling the jumpmaster.
"We'll send it down in a case," the jumpmaster answered, making his way towards the front of the cargo bay. Grabbing a large container, he moved it over in front of Repzik. "Just throw it in there and I'll push it out after you guys. Its chute will deploy immediately, so it'll take a minute or so to get down there. Anyone else want to put some gear in here?"
"Yeah, I'll put something in," Christine said as she stood up and attached her mask. She clipped herself onto the zipline and indicated to the jumpmaster. She held up her Barrett and said, "I'll put this in; it'll cause problems if I jump with it."
Watching as Christine placed her rifle into the case, the jumpmaster closed it after it was secured. Dragging it to the edge of the ramp, he strapped a parachute onto it and motioned for everyone to stand up. As the group rose, he pointed to the red light, which suddenly turned green.
Without saying another word, Seth moved to the edge of the ramp, launching himself out of the plane. After a few seconds of free fall, he heard the familiar beeping of the altitude warning. Not hesitating, he pulled the ripcord, setting out his chute. A few more seconds of fall was punctuated with a relatively easy landing. Seth detached the chute and checked his gear to see if he lost anything in transit.
Christine immediately followed, jumping without a second thought. As with Seth, she enjoyed the few seconds of freefalling before she opened her parachute and drifted the last little bit. She aimed to land on her side to lessen the impact. As soon as she hit solid ground, she released her chute, slipped out of the harness and rolled up into a half-kneel, MP-7 up and ready.
Jason finished off his cigar and put it out by biting the end off, put on his hockey mask and, ignoring the yells of the jumpmaster about needing a more that a hockey mask, sprited to the end of the ramp doing a backflip off the edge at the last second. Quickly stoping the tumbling the resulted from his flip off the ramp Jason enjoyed the freefall, as always, but when the beeping of the altitude warning started he ignored it and continued for a few more seconds and finally pulled the cord and openning the parachute. Just before Jason hit the ground he released his parachute landed with a loud thump and quickly got out his P-90.
Tired of their hesitation, the jumpmaster walked over and kicked Repzik off of the plane. Glaring at Rose, he hoped that she got the hint and nodded his head for her to jump now as well, and she did. Once they were out, he pushed the weapon case out and deployed its parachute. Repzig and Rose paid close attention to the alerts and released their parachutes in time, landing softly and bringing their weapons up.
"Now that everyone's out," Claire began, "you all are two clicks north of the estate. On the east, there are some cliffs a few hundred meters away from it that a sniper could perch on top of. From where you are, it looks like it's a large field of rocky terrain, but it's open ground when you're fifty meters from the estate. The cannabis fields are all to the west for a click, and to the south are the coca plants and the road in. Again, once you're at the target, you may eliminate all targets, and I'm here if you need me."
"Now that everyone's out," Claire began, "you all are two clicks north of the estate. On the east, there are some cliffs a few hundred meters away from it that a sniper could perch on top of. From where you are, it looks like it's a large field of rocky terrain, but it's open ground when you're fifty meters from the estate. The cannabis fields are all to the west for a click, and to the south are the coca plants and the road in. Again, once you're at the target, you may eliminate all targets, and I'm here if you need me."
Hahah xD Well played Jed. Sorry for not posting, I thought noone had posted since your last comment
Repzik Looked towards the sky as the Large Plane left flew over head and began heading towards the Horizon its loud engines slowly morphing with the areas sound before disappearing altogether in the distance.
He heard a Crash behind him as the Crate behind him slammed onto the ground, falling to the ground a few meters from Repzik before being draped by the white Parachute that came behind it. Repzik Walked towards parachute, his Ak was slung casually on his shoulder.
He reached the Crate and grabbed the Parachute, tearing it off the crate before turning the considerable heavy crate upright. Quickly he brought the Butt of his Rifle on the Steel Bolts of the crate, the Bolts slid out of place dropping to the floor circling in the dirt. With the Bolts gone the Crate was open, Repzik Lifted the lid and peered at its contents.
The Barret and the RPG were secure in place and did not look damaged, He Grabbed the ammo bag containing the 4 Rockets and placed it upon his back. Repzik then looked in again and pulled out the RPG and shortly afterwards the Barrett, Slinging the RPG over his other shoulder, opposite the shoulder that was slinging his Ak, and Grabbed the Barrett and looked for his Comrades.
He spotted them and walked over, Motioning to Christine that he had her Sniper Rifle.
"I'm glad everyone's content to stand around, but it's not what you get paid for," Claire commented. "Let's see, satellites are showing four men patrolling each side of the manor itself, and six seem to be wandering around the balconies on the outside. Hard to tell how many people are inside, though, but I'll update you as the info comes along. Now, the sooner you all get moving, the sooner we can all get paid and another job."
Christine hurried over to the Russian and took her gun with a short "Thanks." She gave the gun a quick once-over, then put her MP-7 away and loaded her Barrett.
"I'll head up to the cliffs and provide sniper fire for you guys," she said, already moving in the direction of a pathway up to higher ground.
"I'll head up to the cliffs and provide sniper fire for you guys," she said, already moving in the direction of a pathway up to higher ground.
"Ok, well lets go" Jason said casually as he started to walk off in the direction of the manor. "O, wait, we should probably bury the parachutes." he said motioning to the parachutes that they had dropped. "What, its standard practice." Jason added to their confused looks.
"Hmm, judging by their movements, it seems like they've noticed you all," Claire began. "The men around the perimeter are staying still, and they're sending out a four-man team in your direction. At their pace, you have a few minutes before they get to you, enough time to disappear or get into fighting positions."