Lord Miles Naismith Vorkosigan (
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maskormenacelogs2016-02-28 12:13 pm
BACKDATED TO 2/26
WHO: Anyone who wants to participate in the hotel assault! Brainwashees still at the hotel also welcome to give folks trouble.
WHERE: Seminar hotel!
WHEN: Evening of 2/26
WHAT: Kitty gets killed to smuggle information out to the resistance; Miles organizes a break-in to get that shit out.
WARNINGS: Some violence! Will edit as needed.
[ Miles has tapped as many people as he thinks is safe - in other words, anyone who wants to come - and has split the party up into two different teams. Distractors, for the louder and more fighty types, who really just want to punch Russians in the face. And the searchers, who'll be solid snaking it up and searching the various toilet tanks in the hotel trying to find the packet of information that Kitty left behind. Punch things! Sneak around! Antics for everyone. ]
WHERE: Seminar hotel!
WHEN: Evening of 2/26
WHAT: Kitty gets killed to smuggle information out to the resistance; Miles organizes a break-in to get that shit out.
WARNINGS: Some violence! Will edit as needed.
[ Miles has tapped as many people as he thinks is safe - in other words, anyone who wants to come - and has split the party up into two different teams. Distractors, for the louder and more fighty types, who really just want to punch Russians in the face. And the searchers, who'll be solid snaking it up and searching the various toilet tanks in the hotel trying to find the packet of information that Kitty left behind. Punch things! Sneak around! Antics for everyone. ]

TEAM DISTRACTION
Your glorious(ly insane) instigator is here to give pointers if you need a little strategy, but mostly? The goal is to cause as much mayhem as possible. ]
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Positioning himself in a spot that was well covered, yet gave him as much vantage point on the hotel as possible, he settled his fingertips against the side of his temple and got to work. It was a little vexing, when he first realized that not every Soviet mind was accessible but no matter, there were enough minds laid vulnerable to his telepathy for Charles to make mischief.
Illusions mostly, if he ran into a group where only one Soviet was vulnerable, he utilized that soldier to cause chaos for the others. Mental projections were equally useful as he tried to cover or at least draw attention away from the imPorts infiltrating the hotel.
And if he could manage all this with as little bloodshed as possible, well ... that was more a personal goal than anything. ]
Re: TEAM DISTRACTION
Causing a barrier to materialize out of thin air was enough to surprise a couple of them into being a little too quick to the trigger, stunners bouncing off and hitting their own. Jim made the barrier move to box them in as well as shove them towards each other.It served to protect himself when he came out of a hallway disarming as many Soviets as he could in hand to hand combat.
Both hands had extended fingers, thumbs acting as makeshift triggers in order to channel his energy into stunner fire, taking down the ones that got past his barrier.
He'd do what it took to make sure the others got the time they needed. Kitty sacrificed a lot to get them that information and he'd make damned sure it didn't go to waste.]
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That's impressive, Lieutenant.
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He's been itching to let loose some energy and this was his element. He hardly feels the mental or physical strain of using multiple powers at once with the adrenaline coursing through him.]
Feels good to be doing something, finally.
[He hands Miles the (now locked) stunner for defense, but gives him a hard look.]
You should be with the other team.
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[ He waves a hand breezily. ]
I'll join the others shortly, I promise. Once the moment is right. But I don't lead from the back.
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As imagined, this has made The Luggage (which has never learned the meaning of 'failure' or 'forgiveness') very angry.
While it lacks the sentience to regard its situation as the stroke of convenient timing and luck that it is, the murderous box knows at the core of its wood that an opportunity lies before it; an opportunity to cause screaming and destruction, which are two of its very favorite things to cause. So while LACKEY is momentarily occupied, the official distraction team can enjoy a very unofficial new distraction member, whose entire current goal seems to be to chase, devour, or otherwise stomp on whatever Russian-uniformed people get in the way of its barreling, wooden weight. Expect for the next two hours a multitude of confused soldiers, the thunderous patter of short, pink legs, a few smashed walls, and a gaping, terrifying maw.]
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And then he disappears into that. Miles just stares outright for a moment, terrified and relieved in the same moment. ]
What the hell is that?
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There's a long, tense moment as every knot and hinge on the Luggage seem to fix on Miles in an evaluating stare.]
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Easy now ... I'm much too small to be more than a mouthful for you. You wouldn't enjoy eating me much.
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It probably doesn't matter much, to be honest. What does matter is one moment there's a brightly colored bird diving down out of the sky, and in the next moment it bursts into a cloud of feathers that a teenaged girl crashes out of right onto a Russian soldier.
It's certainly one way to take one of them down.]
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Sometimes this place is absolutely hilariously amazing. ]
Nice hit.
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Think I can do it again?
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Pre-assault
Jacob has always had a great respect for those who make sacrifices for the sake of others. He's determined to help ensure Kitty's sacrifice was not in vain. And that means getting that intel out of the hotel.]
All right. How long do we have to keep them occupied for the search team to do their thing?
TEAM EXTRACTION
Either way, the goal is the same: find the flash drive and get out as fast as possible. Preferably before LACKEY realizes and starts neutralizing their powers too. Miles has an escape route planned, but only if his powers survive that long... ]
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Hurry up. We need to go as fast as we can.
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At least she'll be there to yank him back if needed. She already has her helmet's camera rolling to record combat footage as she moves forward, rifle at the ready. ]
I'm moving. You're sure this is the right way?
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No, not especially. But it's further in. And I know it's in a toilet tank in here somewhere ...
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Is there a reason you're throwing yourself in the line of fire?
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Honestly, Ken would work better being a distraction -- his personality isn't as loud as most, but the Russians know his face and he's good at causing mayhem -- and he's also dying to punch a few Russians as well. But this is also more important, and he stands a little bit off to the side with his attention focused on any guards that might be coming their way.]
You're crazy, Miles-san. You know that? [He sounds almost too enthusiastic for the comment to hold any impact though.]
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Hmm? What's the reason this time? If you mean going into danger, I'm sorry to say that's quite normal for me.
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That's a worry for next time, he supposed. Right now he laughs briefly at the response.]
I guess you're right. It's the same for me, too. I've also seen even crazier plans. [Like a ragtag army against Russian military posts.]
I'm going to stay near you the whole time. I'll do my best, but I can't protect you from everything. If something looks bad, use me as a shield and run, okay?
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She shifts the oversize metal cross off her back, resting it on the floor. ]
Mr. Miles . . .
I think . . . I can get you a little more time. But I'll need to stay here.
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By all means. What are you thinking?
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