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MARCH @ NORMANDY SECURITIES [OTA+EMPLOYEE-ONLY OPTIONS!]
Who: Everyone!
When: March 3rd-31st!
Where: Normandy Securities office @ Ingress Complex + Mission locations
What: It's the first month of Normandy Securities missions! Come check the job board, guys!
Warnings: Clown death?
[OOC NOTE: if you expressed interest to join Normandy Securities in this post, even if the thread isn't finished, consider yourself hired and on board. Feel free to make your own headers, and tag whatever you like!]
[Hit me up by PM or at
nijikai if you need anything!]
When: March 3rd-31st!
Where: Normandy Securities office @ Ingress Complex + Mission locations
What: It's the first month of Normandy Securities missions! Come check the job board, guys!
Warnings: Clown death?
[OOC NOTE: if you expressed interest to join Normandy Securities in this post, even if the thread isn't finished, consider yourself hired and on board. Feel free to make your own headers, and tag whatever you like!]
1. OFFICE SPACE (Open to all! Do whatever, mix and mingle, cause trouble!)
[Normandy Securities is big. This isn't because of how Shepard planned it — it just turned out that warehouses were one of the cheapest buildings to rent out, on account of all the goods being shifted around Ingress Complex central. For a few sencs more, an office floor had been available — but by then it had just seemed... wrong. What if she hired a Cybertronian, and they needed space? (She had.) What if someone was noisily modifying a piece of weaponry? (She had plans.)
On rental, the office (warehouse) had come with a free retrofit — in addition to its general open space, it was now also replete with locker rooms, showers, and multiple conference rooms and private offices, for use by whoever was in at the time. Full and part-timers each have a coded locker with their own name on it, while freelancers have to choose an empty one when they're around.
Business seems to flow in and out, with busy and calm periods one after another. The whole building is open to the public, so clients with inquiries, or just general visitors, aren't blocked from entering the main open hall, and chatting to staff present. There's a digital check-in desk for clients who are looking to file a mission in person, with datapads available for applications. Shepard may or may not be immediately around, depending — although she seems to have a sixth sense for when fights break out in her building.
Here to chat? Hire some security? File a mission? Sneak a free shower, and maybe a handful of those free fried thingies in the breakroom? You're probably in the right place.]
2. STILL HIRING (Open to all!)
[Save for when she's on missions, during office hours, Shepard can generally be found in an office on the second floor, with a reasonable view of the larger open space below. That said, she has a tendency to wander around, checking up on everyone.
Still interested in a job? She's never taken down the job posting, and a small sign with "POSITIONS AVAILABLE" is still displayed on the client check-in desk.]
3. ACTIVE MISSIONS (Closed to employees only!)
[Shepard regularly vets and updates a digital list of missions relayed specifically to her for Normandy Securities, as per contract with private parties. The tasks range from the cute, to the extreme — whatever their clients require.
For full or part-time employees, on top of the monthly salary, all missions come with the promised bonus for completion. For freelancers, 50 sencs can generally be tacked on to any mission's bonus as the remuneration, although Shepard is generally open to negotiation.
Anyone who's a hired member of Normandy Securities has access to this list, which currently displays as follows:]
DAY 62-90 MISSION INFORMATION:
- As purely a point of interest, Shepard directs her team to check out general monthly mission notices. Extra cash never hurts.
- FAMILY FOOD: A bipedal Thisavrou resident Shepard struggles to define as anything other than "A hamster man" has asked for private security operatives to chaperone his fifteen (15!) children on a fun two-hour-trip to Deslora. As far as she can understand, the chief point of the mission is to safely let the children eat whatever fair food they want — as long as it's not each other. Two hours supervised all-you-can-eat with fifteen hungry cannibalistic hamsterchildren. How hard can it be?
⋆Operatives necessary: 2
⋆Difficulty: 2/5
⋆Bonus: 100 sencs
⋆SHEPARD NOTE: DO NOT LET THEM EAT EACH OTHER. I KNOW their father comes across very lackadaisical about it. I don't care. NO CHILDREN EATEN. Bottom line.- HONEY HONEY HONEY: An entrepreneurial scientist at the Ingress Complex paid a visit to Deslora, and discovered a rare nest of Killer Clownbees. As big as a man, with the body of a bee and the head of an angry, terrifying clown, these Deslora residents make some of the sweetest honey known to the multiverse — a valuable ingredient in a popular age-defying cream. Unfortunately, the Killer Clownbees are extremely protective, insane, and possess stingers full of face-melting poison. Your task, if you choose to accept it, is to collect this honey.
⋆Operatives necessary: Unlimited
⋆Difficulty: 5/5
⋆Bonus: 300 sencs per kilogram of honey.
⋆SHEPARD NOTE: Please take extreme care. Also, someone please take a picture of this.- CATSKILLS: A resident of Kauto R3's pet squirrelcat ran up a tree during pruning, and she can't get it to come down. She is very worried. She is 7 years old. The Squirrelcat's name is Fluffy.
⋆Operatives necessary: 1
⋆Difficulty: 0/5
⋆Bonus: Come on guys, it's a little kid's pet. I'm not charging her.
⋆SHEPARD NOTE: Fine, 10 sencs. From my own pocket.- MORE RESEARCH REQUIRED: A request has come through from a researcher interested in the "scientific benefits of red clown noses". To this end, he requests... red clown noses. When pushed for more details, he recommends harvesting them from any of the many resident clownfauna groups of Deslora, and lists off the following: Killer Clownbees (5), Clownfish (4), Cyclowns (3), Clownflies (2) and Clownys (1). He also recommends checking their nests, first, as the young have less defense, and seem to have tenderer noses. All are aggressive — especially the clownbees.
⋆Operatives necessary: Unlimited
⋆Difficulty: 1-5/5
⋆Bonus: 20 sencs per red clown nose
⋆SHEPARD NOTE: All species of Deslora fauna, apparently. They just look like clowns. Clownfish are just clowns with fins. They swim. Cyclowns are very fast runners. Clownflies fly. Clownys just look like normal clowns, until they attack you. Going to be honest, this is probably the weirdest thing I've typed out for a while.
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1. OFFICE SPACE - OTA
2. STILL HIRING - OTA
two bioware protagonists walk into a bar
He'd been idly scrolling through older network posts (mostly because the novelty of the thing still hasn't worn off) when he saw Shepard's ad. Security sounds... doable. Right? They want people who can fight and provide their own weapons, and the job itself is to protect people. Supposedly.
Well, he can always leave if he doesn't like it. What's work ethic?
He knows he's not physically intimidating at the best of times, even if he still had both his arms--even less so here, where it seems like most people have never even seen an elf before. So he decides to attach his silly modified crossbow to his arm before he shows up to make up for it. It doesn't matter that he can't use it for shite. It's about impressions.
The end result is there's an elf with a crossbow grafted to his left elbow awkwardly milling around the reception area, trying not to look unnerved by all the computers everywhere all the time.]
Hello. Is... there was a job posting?
[Oh fuck how does this work.]
http://i2.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/103/575/f38.gif
In the interim, Shepard has been cleaning it off herself with a series of cleaning products, none of which are working as well as she'd like them to. Muttering darkly as she attempts to unstick a snail trail of goo, she stops-mid scrub at Lavellan's question. Brushing off her knees, Shepard stands to her full height, and gives the elf a careful once-over.]
Still is. You here to apply?
i wish i could respond with a gif in turn but nothing could match that in beauty
It does take him a split-second longer to respond to Shepard, though. What a natural interview this guy is.]
A-Ah, yes. The job. Yes. I've, well, never done this before. Should I have brought something?
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~Thread wrap like 2 months later~
yo dog i heard you like assassins
Not one for wasting time, pretty much as soon as he'd rolled in Zer0 had zeroed in (GET IT) on the check-in desk and started fiddling with an application datapad, periodically looking around just in case someone who looks like they're in charge happens to stroll through. An app was well and good, but being able to chat with someone directly would be ideal.]
i put an assassin in your assassin so you can kill while you kill
Tucking the device under her arm, she makes her way out to the floor to find the source — and allows herself a few moments to take in Zer0 before approaching him properly. Thin, svelte, and clearly athletic. If this guy was looking to lodge a mission, she'd be shocked. He had the look of someone who'd have no problem taking things on all by his lonesome.
Well, one way to find out. She speaks as she walks, giving a small wave.]
Hi there — looking for someone?
Kinky
I'm hoping to speak / With someone about a job. / I seek employment.
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[So color him damn curious.]
Heard you're looking for a little help, Red. Consider that help arrived.
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You use that line on everyone, Varric, or just the ones running security businesses?
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He shows up in full tactical gear, of course, and looks extremely out of place in an office as he leans his gun against the wall and gives the whole place a once-over.]
Nice setup.
[Not that he has much else to compare it to, at least as far as office space on this alien planet is concerned.]
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Shouldering a rifle behind the reception desk, she's aligning the sights (finger away from the trigger, safety on) at a circular target on the opposite wall. Squinting slightly, she nods, returning the rifle to the desk — and begins disassembling it on the spot.
At the sound of the gun against the wall, her head jerks up, expression neutral — perking up immediately at the sight of 76. This guy!
Giving him a friendly nod, she wipes her hands off on a clean rag.]
Hey. Not bad, yourself. [She gives a flick of her fingers, gesturing to his gear with a nod.] Keeping yourself busy? [
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Busy enough.
[Not quite, but 76 is a special breed of needing to keep himself occupied.]
Still feels a little too much like retirement.
[It's a joke! Because he's old.]
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Ana clears her throat when she locates the redhead, not particularly looking for her but she looked like a good person to talk to -- obviously military, and busier than some of the others that were floating around. Why bother someone who wasn't doing something? )
There doesn't seem to be much security.
( For a security company. It's not a real judgement, but what a great first impression )
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Tall, versatile, capable. Sizing us up. Experienced. Special agent? Extensive field work.
Putting down the wrench, she wipes her hands off on a cloth, choosing her answer with care.]
We're not exactly in the habit of shooting customers.
[Bad for business, as a general rule — and any attacks would easily be neutralised by an office full of... well, trained killers.]
How can I help?
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( Ana be nice. Though maybe this woman would appreciate honesty, and boldness. Ana couldn't be Ana if she wasn't bold, and pushing just a little into rude )
I am looking at what you might do. I've done this sort of thing before.
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3. ACTIVE MISSIONS - EMPLOYEES ONLY
OTA but Shepard please come make fun of him
Come help us go on a hunt, Shepard had said. It's good money and you'll get to explore, she'd said. Well, fine and dandy, that turned out to be true and he'd been planning to explore this world anyway but it was only when they'd approached the site of the giant bees that she'd casually mentioned they were FUCKING CLOWNS!!!!
Nathan Drake is not a happy man. But he's not going to turn tail by running now, so...here he is, with a white-knuckle grip on his gun, ready to unload its clip at the first opportunity.
Maybe this will be therapeutic?]
at your service, friend.
Weird architecture choices, check — who made houses shaped like that, with tubes for stairs?
Everything was in place to make it interesting — and, hell, the payoff was great. What she hadn't anticipated was the color draining out of Drake's face the second he'd caught a glimpse of their quarry.
Pressed against a wall, she was gravely re-considering her options.]
So.
Clowns, huh?
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He just didn't particularly want to.]
I don't like them.
[Understatement!!!!]
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god dammit how did that apostrophe get there
I found it quaint and accented, like a Southern Belle
I like that explanation
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I'm responding to this so you can't fix wine to win because i love it
what if it was on purpose because Nate needs wine now what if that
that's fair, i would call that a wine win
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Chara | ota | will match formats
Ha ha, wait, no they're not.
All the same, one would have to admire their enthusiasm, if not their efficiency. They did not bring a camera for the Killer Clownbees, but a precise, bladed hatred for anything that uses humor to mask the numbing existential dread of continued reality more than makes up for that, one would think. Nimble as they are, they appear to be having difficulty actually collecting the honey - that is, the actual focus of the mission - rather than simply engaging the massive insects in combat.
But, hey, as long as they're having fun - what's the harm? Right?
And while they're at it, why not set after a couple clownys? No one likes clowns anyway. Everything about them, from their hideous red noses to their sickening senses of humor, is utterly reprehensible, and if a human child with a Knife isn't going to kill them, well, it was bound to happen eventually.
They'll track them to their nests, if they can. And also probably be completely willing and prepared to wipe the lot of them out solo. Please ensure they are not wiping out the clowns solo.]
CLOWNBEES
[... except setting foot on the new planet, navigating through crowds and smaller aliens... it sort of started to seem a lot more difficult. There weren't anything even remotely bee-like anywhere.]
[Up until he rounds a corner, and about comes face-to-face with a nest of said creatures.]
[Anyone in the vicinity can probably hear him shriek.]
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So much for the element of surprise.
In one smooth motion, her gun is out, activated, and loaded.]
Sideswipe — we're getting out of here.
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[Maybe he shouldn't be so bold here, considering they lost the element of surprise and all, but. Also? He's got something to prove.]
[He has to show her he's not just dead weight. Like everyone else seems to think he is.]
[He pulls his own weapon, a sword to her gun.]
See?
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