Albatross
A Syndicate Shakedown
Posted by Vashkilu (Infiltrator) in A Syndicate Shakedown
Posted by Nathan Murray (First Mate) in A Syndicate Shakedown
Posted by Noril Zoi (Captain) in A Syndicate Shakedown
It turned out, Nathan didn’t need to find them a job. The Syndicate contacted Noril first. That same day, that Noril had cried in Vash’s arms, Noril received a message.He was to find one Mevoullu, an Orion member of the Syndicate, who needed to be reminded what happened when one didn’t pay their dues. It wasn’t the sort of job Noril enjoyed, but her last known location was in the right direction to bring them closer to the Wolverine. So he was happy about that.
He entered the bridge, “Nathan, we’ve got a job. Syndicate. Somebody’s not paying their dues.” He sighed, he didn’t seem like himself, but he had to do what he needed to. “Last known location, Elowei.”
Elowei was a Federation colony, not a huge one, but not tiny, either, with an early 21st century feel. Because it was Federation, the Syndicate did not have a strong presence there. Which made it the perfect place for a target to hide out.
“Oneshe, man tactical. Eli, piloting.” He said. “Nathan, keep bridge command while I search our target. Vash…” He smiled at her, “Want to help me?”
~ N, Captain
“You got it, boss,” Oneshe replied, taking his position.
“Eli, lay in a course for Elowei, warp 4,” Nathan sighed. He liked these missions as little as Noril did. “Oneshe, stay alert but keep weapons cold for now. Last thing we want is a jumpy Starfleet tactical officer noticing us near the colony.”
Nathan Murray
First MateVash was sitting near what was a basic science station. Mostly they used it fir sensor readings. None of them were really ‘into’ science. “Whatcha need, Cap?” She grinned. Vash didn’t like these jobs, but it didn’t bother her as much as it did everyone else. She grew up in the Syndicate and this was just the way it was. She didn’t learn better until she came to the Albatross.
Vashkilu, Infiltrator
Oneshe was already itching to go. Silently hoping that their target might put up a bit of a fight, so he could prove his value and strength. But he knew better than to try and provoke someone unless you stand a fighting chance. So he saw the wisdom in stay low profile for now.
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