MENTAL LINK.
[Though it may be the first time that Bruce has reached out to everyone mentally, there’s no hesitation in how quickly his voice permeates in other hosts’ heads. As with most things, the man gets right to it — besides, this isn’t exactly being done for the sake of pleasantries.
Straight to business then:]
(If you’ve been paying attention, you’d know that Public Security Commissioner Seong-Hye Ngozi has been hiding something. I plan on visiting her office to find out exactly what that is.)
[Images of the office building itself filters through the link, the fruit of prior research and reconnaissance. And the implication is more than clear that this isn’t exactly going to be a scheduled office visit.]
(I’ll need distractions outside of the Public Security offices. Only volunteer if you’re confident that you know what you’re doing.)
[He’s sure questions are on their way, but he’s not willing to entertain them preemptively. Thus, his words end there.]
((ooc; this is the post for your character to ICly offer themselves to help with the break-in plot. (As detailed here.) Note that while Bruce might not find everyone’s credentials compelling, that won’t stop your character from coordinating with others if they want. He's not your supervisor!!!
Therefore, threadjacking is highly encouraged so all characters can sort out their plotting together!)
Straight to business then:]
(If you’ve been paying attention, you’d know that Public Security Commissioner Seong-Hye Ngozi has been hiding something. I plan on visiting her office to find out exactly what that is.)
[Images of the office building itself filters through the link, the fruit of prior research and reconnaissance. And the implication is more than clear that this isn’t exactly going to be a scheduled office visit.]
(I’ll need distractions outside of the Public Security offices. Only volunteer if you’re confident that you know what you’re doing.)
[He’s sure questions are on their way, but he’s not willing to entertain them preemptively. Thus, his words end there.]
((ooc; this is the post for your character to ICly offer themselves to help with the break-in plot. (As detailed here.) Note that while Bruce might not find everyone’s credentials compelling, that won’t stop your character from coordinating with others if they want. He's not your supervisor!!!
Therefore, threadjacking is highly encouraged so all characters can sort out their plotting together!)
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[ There's a pause. ]
( Also, I have that thing you wanted built. )
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[And excellent, Pidge.]
(Thanks.) [WOW A THANK YOU FROM BATMAN, ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED] (When do you want me to come pick it up?)
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[ She pauses. There's a mental shrug. ]
( Whenever. It's just sitting in my room right now. )
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[As for Pidge being on site, the answer to that is not so cut and dry.]
(Having to be on-site is going to complicate things. We're relying heavily on stealth and infiltration, and continuing to add more numbers to that team might be more detrimental than helpful.)
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[ Someone sounds disappointed. ]
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(No, I think your abilities are better suited off-site, where it's safer. If you think it'll prove more difficult, have you spoken to any other hosts who share your tech skills?)
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(But you didn't answer my question.)
[Precautions are necessary. Being as cautious as possible was necessary. If he can avoid any complications, perhaps find a way for her to strengthen her skills, even if it means relying on others, he'll search for that solution first.
Not that Pidge doesn't have a good point, and it isn't ignored, despite his insistence.]
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[ Yep, she's a prickly teenager alright. ]
( I'm still good enough. )
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Talking to them matters because I want you to collaborate with them if they're willing. Three heads is going to be better than just one.)
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( Angel and I both think that having physical access to the hardware is probably the surest way of making sure we don't get traced. I HAVE talked to them. )
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(Let's talk about this in person.)
[Face to face conversations are still more manageable to him than exchanging words (and more importantly, feelings) over a mental connection. Besides, he has something to pick up, anyway).]
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[ She's in her room, with some odds and ends scattered around her, computer set up and gently humming along. It's not a complete mess, but it's definitely a teenager's room. ]
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Two knocks on her door, if she couldn't already sense him drawing nearer due to their mental link.]
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[ Pidge is perched on her bed, computer in her lap. She types something and then glances up, adjusting her glasses. She points at the desk - there's a grapple gun there, although it looks as if it's been put together with spare parts and stuff you could buy at a hardware store. ]
Let me know what you think.
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I'll have to give it a test run or two. I'll let you know if any adjustments can be made.
[But of course, that's only half of why he's here. He drops his hand, feeling the balance and weight of his new gadget while he simultaneously states:]
I know you're frustrated, but you're smart enough to know why we can't afford another member on our team.
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[ She doesn't feel the need to elaborate. At least not unless pressed. ]
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