(ooc: Made largely because the last thread is getting hard to follow. For those that are taking part in the port, be sure to have your character or their Warden/Inmate "sound off" here, comment and say they're there:
http://gimmethemap.livejournal.com/6976.html?thread=
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The weapon was given a casual once-over, just to make sure of its operational condition. The small digital display giving a visual check of how many rounds were in the present magazine.
"Can't say I usually work as part of a group, though..."
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"Neither do I, though I have had occasion to in the past," he said in response to Rayne's comment.
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Although saying nothing, she nonchelantly joined the group of those readying themselves for combat. After all, it seemed like an excuse for violence - even if she wore no armour and chose to carry nothing in the way of firearms.
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He nudged his inmat and pointed to the group of "soldiers". "We're over there."
It surprised him to see one of them without armor or weapons, but he supposed it was a to-each-their-own sort of thing.
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He stepped up to the other would-be soldiers and didn't say anything, giving them all the typical 'Yeah, I'm here, whatever' Charlie Prince nonchalance he gave group situations in general.
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He sauntered over with a purpose in his step and determination in his eyes. "We're going to do what we can to help the survivors and see that no further harm comes to them! I will accept no other course of action."
Gabriel wasn't necessarily vying for command--he just had never been good at stepping down in any presence other than His.
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Teleportation was a handy trick to thing that the Barge hadn't yet stripped from him.
He stood to the back of the group, one hand on his hip, remaining out of the limelight. The sooner they got this show on the road, the better.
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He was probably the most out-of-place person in the group; when he grasped his weapon, he held it gingerly, and his armor looked like he had loosened it so it would touch him as little as possible.
He also looked completely, utterly terrified.
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West glanced at Gabriel, quite unimpressed with the "angel's" demand. "Obviously. That's what we're here for. Assist the survivors." He rolled his eyes. That didn't go well the last time he'd tried it. "However, if they've been... compromised in any way, our own safety must take top priority."
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He knew well enough that if there was a threat, they'd most likely all be fucked. One group wouldn't necessarily get more targeted than another, right? In that sort of situation, you don't want to be stood around a harem of rattling scientists. Nope. You wanted to be hidden behind the gun-toting, ego-driven masses.
So combat group it was. After all: he had no intention of leading or fighting.
The fact was, he hadn't slept in days. He was also reaching the end of a high, and so his irritable sensibilities were on the up.
...He wanted to get back to the barge.
"Survivors?" he asked loudly, frowning. "You seen this place? It's fuckin' stone cold dead."
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She kept looking in all directions, still amazed and scared by the place. She wasn't the combat sort per say but she wasn't about to just let him wander off. She'd probably get another complaint.
"Hopefully we don't see much combat." she said quietly. Or any at all really.
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"Don't worry, if anything tries to get you, I'll just blast them with my gun." She gave the woman a reassuring smile. "So far nothing. I suppose it's a good sign." But then she knew that things were always quiet before it got really bad.
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