2015-07-08 18:12
tradecraftdude
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Marco and Rachel juggle some Andalite technology.
Sometime after the mameshiba infestation...
Just another delivery boy, making another delivery. A delivery boy packing light weapons and wearing armor under his pizza shop uniform.
That's Marco, scooting by on foot, trying his best to look casual. His backup Eclipse bro keeps pace a few turns behind him, but they have to stay far enough apart to not draw any attention to the fact that Marco's pizza carrier might actually contain more than a pizza. Hell, Marco doesn't even really know if he's carrying something hot---they make him do dummy drops once in a while just to keep everyone on their toes.
But they're coming up on a blank part of the station; wider streets, fewer alleys to duck through, less people to use as cover. If anyone's going to mug a pizza boy for his order, they'd do it here.
Marco throws a glance back over his shoulder to see if his backup's still in sight.
(no subject)
He can't stall forever without looking suspicious. When his backup still doesn't show, he knows he has to push on. Sigh. Maybe this is just a drill to see how he does on his own. Maybe it's for real. He doesn't have a lot of options either way, because if he bails, he's out. Out meaning ejected into space or something.
One more step and he's in the creepy quiet street. No one can hear you scream here, Marco. And if they did, they probably wouldn't care.
If he can get through two blocks of this, he's clear.
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The scattered vorcha and batarians clinging to the corners barely bat an eye when a Blood Pack krogan appears out of nowhere and hoists Marco up by the back of his shirt before he's even got time to react. Rachel can't help an inward grin, a thrill. Sure, this is serious, she needs to make sure the blue box is safe if it really is the blue box, but the prospect of messing with Marco in the process is too good to pass on.
"And where do you think you're going going, scrawny little human?" Rachel leers in the deep, rumbling krogan bass. She gives him a little shake, suppressing the urge to laugh. "Isn't this a little out of your delivery radius?"
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"Hey, dude, you're gonna jiggle all the toppings loose!" he shouts, playing the dumb pizza boy, legs kicking helplessly. "I'm on an order here! You got a problem with my route, you call up the routing office!"