03-07-2022, 19:28:10 PM
Extraction work? I can do extraction work.
Lindsey sets out on mission three.
First, supplies. Well, weapons are probably less necessary in this scenario, but one custom-grade suppressed pistol should do it, the sort that only goes "pewt" instead of a slightly quieter bang. What Lindsey's actually there for is a construction helmet, a reflective vest, a clipboard, a pen, and a fake county employee ID. Better to avoid suspicion during the search.
Next Step, it's going to be easy enough to find the house. Lindsey relies on their previous experience and general cleverness to scope out the house with the most signs of being protected. It shouldn't be too hard, there can't be that many houses in the forested area.
Third, Stealth and Safety are important, but stealth and being quiet aren't the same thing. Lindsey drives in in a pickup truck with the county logo on it, wheels in a large sturdy box and some tools, and convinces the guards that they're there to do a building inspection, waving around the clipboard and persuading them that this is necessary and won't take too long, and that their bosses called for it and why weren't they told? Once Lindsey's inside, they locate Charles, hide him in the big crate, which has been padded so that he won't make noise, do some "inspection things", thank the guards and wheel Charles out.
Fourth and finally, Lindsey loads Charles's box into the back of the pickup and drives off to near the airport and gives him the new papers. They persuade Charles to hand over his old papers "for shredding" and instead of throwing them out or anything, Lindsey holds on to them. They're effectively destroyed to everyone else like that, and Lindsey gets some blackmail material on Charles in the future, if so needed. The boss doesn't have to know.
Lindsey sets out on mission three.
First, supplies. Well, weapons are probably less necessary in this scenario, but one custom-grade suppressed pistol should do it, the sort that only goes "pewt" instead of a slightly quieter bang. What Lindsey's actually there for is a construction helmet, a reflective vest, a clipboard, a pen, and a fake county employee ID. Better to avoid suspicion during the search.
Next Step, it's going to be easy enough to find the house. Lindsey relies on their previous experience and general cleverness to scope out the house with the most signs of being protected. It shouldn't be too hard, there can't be that many houses in the forested area.
Third, Stealth and Safety are important, but stealth and being quiet aren't the same thing. Lindsey drives in in a pickup truck with the county logo on it, wheels in a large sturdy box and some tools, and convinces the guards that they're there to do a building inspection, waving around the clipboard and persuading them that this is necessary and won't take too long, and that their bosses called for it and why weren't they told? Once Lindsey's inside, they locate Charles, hide him in the big crate, which has been padded so that he won't make noise, do some "inspection things", thank the guards and wheel Charles out.
Fourth and finally, Lindsey loads Charles's box into the back of the pickup and drives off to near the airport and gives him the new papers. They persuade Charles to hand over his old papers "for shredding" and instead of throwing them out or anything, Lindsey holds on to them. They're effectively destroyed to everyone else like that, and Lindsey gets some blackmail material on Charles in the future, if so needed. The boss doesn't have to know.
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