The Docks in Louisiana stretch for miles and miles along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, forming a near unbroken chain of shipping and receiving and storage
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Re: Through the Front DoorentrepreneuseMarch 9 2008, 00:42:25 UTC
Two truths that Fujiko held to be self evident were that voodoo induced bad luck really, really sucked and that if you want something done right, best to do it yourself. *
So, here she was, sauntering into the building in her very best Saucy Handywoman disguise.**
Amazing where a pair of painted on jeans could get you.
*Providing, of course, that you haven't been able to con or cajole anyone else into doing it for you
**Any disguise which could legitimately include steel-toed boots was a good disguise.
Re: Through the Front DooragreatthiefMarch 9 2008, 00:46:19 UTC
Bela was -- reluctantly -- willing to take Fujiko's lead on this one, since she'd had far more time to prepare. She was also wondering just what sorts of goodies she could make off with on the side to supplement her fee from Pip.
What? She was, if nothing else, a business woman.
Which, well. Her disguise was far more along the lines of "V-neck nearly to the navel under a very fashionable trench coat" saucy handywoman. But, then, pretty much everything she wore fell under that category. . . .
Re: Through the Front Doordadada_daMarch 9 2008, 00:53:48 UTC
A man with a clipboard was nicking things off as Fujiko and Bela approached. Heavyset, middle aged, looked like a career dock worker, gotten his start hefting crates and carrying shipments, and gotten far by being strong and not asking questions when a lack of questions was called for. He had long ago traded his overalls and hard hat for a tie and shortsleeves.
He looked up from his clipboard. "...Excuse me, do you have business here?"
Go ahead and ping into whichever entrance you want to use. The first will probably involve a lot high-tech traps (think modern day D and D), the second will be a lot of sneaking and avoiding detection (think Metal Gear Solid), and the third is much more roleplay heavy (think... I don't know, I don't have a good example. Ocean's 11, maybe?)
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If you can convince them that you belong there, who's to say you don't?
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So, here she was, sauntering into the building in her very best Saucy Handywoman disguise.**
Amazing where a pair of painted on jeans could get you.
*Providing, of course, that you haven't been able to con or cajole anyone else into doing it for you
**Any disguise which could legitimately include steel-toed boots was a good disguise.
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What? She was, if nothing else, a business woman.
Which, well. Her disguise was far more along the lines of "V-neck nearly to the navel under a very fashionable trench coat" saucy handywoman. But, then, pretty much everything she wore fell under that category. . . .
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He looked up from his clipboard. "...Excuse me, do you have business here?"
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Yeah, there's some high level stuff here.
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Go ahead and ping into whichever entrance you want to use. The first will probably involve a lot high-tech traps (think modern day D and D), the second will be a lot of sneaking and avoiding detection (think Metal Gear Solid), and the third is much more roleplay heavy (think... I don't know, I don't have a good example. Ocean's 11, maybe?)
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