Charlie Cutter (
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Date & Time: Backdated to 10/13; evening
Location: Manchester, UK @ 2am
Characters: Charlie Cutter & Tempest
Format: Tempest and Charlie on a mission to fetch supplies for the medbay
Warnings: Swearing and skullduggery
In the grand scheme of things, finding a medical supply warehouse had taken a sight more digging through the absolutely massive list of records on hand through the AI that it would've been to simply target a hospital and be done with it, but there was something off putting about lifting equipment out of the places it was actually needed. Steal a box load of syringes from a warehouse and someone just needs to place a new order; jack them from a hospital and someone's personally been fucked.
It does mean going in blind though - Charlie's not willing to spend the extra day on the ground to do the usual recon work he'd usually insist on. Finding things like building plans, identifying which security systems they'll have to disable and what kind of people they have walking the ground itself is going to be somewhat of a 'fly by the seat of their pants' sort of thing, but everything else has been as well researched as he could manage. He's certain pulling a few boxes, a few stone of equipment from this particular warehouse won't make a difference to anyone in the grand scheme of things. Someone might get chewed out for leaving a door unlatched, but as far as time travel fallout goes, this is as minimal impact as he can think to make it. Besides: it's bloody Manchester. Charlie can almost guarantee this won't be the first time someone's busted in.
The transporter drops him and Tempest off some fifteen miles from the actual location. "Oh for fuck's sake," is the first thing out of Charlie's mouth when they hit the ground and he realizes its gone off a touch wrong. He's slightly nauseous from the jump, pale - though that may be because it's full winter here, everything icy and drab and grey as the smoke rising in the distance from the factory district.
All that careful planning and now they've got to hot wire a car.
Location: Manchester, UK @ 2am
Characters: Charlie Cutter & Tempest
Format: Tempest and Charlie on a mission to fetch supplies for the medbay
Warnings: Swearing and skullduggery
In the grand scheme of things, finding a medical supply warehouse had taken a sight more digging through the absolutely massive list of records on hand through the AI that it would've been to simply target a hospital and be done with it, but there was something off putting about lifting equipment out of the places it was actually needed. Steal a box load of syringes from a warehouse and someone just needs to place a new order; jack them from a hospital and someone's personally been fucked.
It does mean going in blind though - Charlie's not willing to spend the extra day on the ground to do the usual recon work he'd usually insist on. Finding things like building plans, identifying which security systems they'll have to disable and what kind of people they have walking the ground itself is going to be somewhat of a 'fly by the seat of their pants' sort of thing, but everything else has been as well researched as he could manage. He's certain pulling a few boxes, a few stone of equipment from this particular warehouse won't make a difference to anyone in the grand scheme of things. Someone might get chewed out for leaving a door unlatched, but as far as time travel fallout goes, this is as minimal impact as he can think to make it. Besides: it's bloody Manchester. Charlie can almost guarantee this won't be the first time someone's busted in.
The transporter drops him and Tempest off some fifteen miles from the actual location. "Oh for fuck's sake," is the first thing out of Charlie's mouth when they hit the ground and he realizes its gone off a touch wrong. He's slightly nauseous from the jump, pale - though that may be because it's full winter here, everything icy and drab and grey as the smoke rising in the distance from the factory district.
All that careful planning and now they've got to hot wire a car.
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Charlie pushes his sleeves up and moves back to the first stack of boxes. He's quick to tear them open, pulling down a few once he determines what's inside. They've got fifteen minutes before the transporter pulls them back, maybe less than that before another pair of policemen come round to check on the first.
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She dumps one of the boxes on the ground - one full of things they'd need, thankfully - and starts tossing in a few other things she'd seen while exploring.
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It's quick work, not entirely focused, but Charlie hauls as many boxes as he can back to where she's going through her own stack. If nothing else, he's made for this sort of heavy lifting. By the time their timer's near to running out, they have quite the collection of supplies. Charlie's quick as he can about marking them for pickup, slapping the markers the blokes with the transporter had given over to make sure the boxes came through alongside them.
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"Wanker. It's someone who's, you know, busy having a wank."
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"And that means . . . ?"
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"You know--" And he just repeats that same exaggerated motion of the hand, only slower for emphasis.
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"Ah, yes. That."
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Which is actually the last thing that makes it out of his mouth before the space goes momentarily sharp all over, like the air might cut something open, and then transporter hauls them from the warehouse with a sickening jolt.