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[kv]

Uhhh... if it has some tweezers and a knife or something, that should work. I wish I'd held on to my tech toolkit when I decided to run for my life.

*looks through Sam's medkit to find anything workable as a tool*

[Ruski]

there are some gause cutting scisors, some gause (that has seen more hygenic days, to be sure) some bandaids (also, having seen better days) some smelling salts(they smell on the outside too now), some iodine (you probibly wouldn't feel safe putting that on any open wounds you've got) a curved needle and thread, a stimpatch, and a tranqpatch. there's also some milk of milasia, some activated charcol, and snake-bite-antidote. (you wouldn't want to injest any of that in it's current state though...)

Oh, you also notice in the bottom of the package the new ultra-slim auto-doc package, basicly an automated difibulator, with a three shock limit.

-RuskiFace the Pirate

[kv]

I'll pack everything in there as good as I can, climb up the ladder with the flashlight, and try to wedge myself in there as I work on opening the sewergrate.

What's the deal once I get up there? manhole cover? Sewer grate? Anyone with a minigun and spotlight staring at me?

If its an old-fashioned lock, I'll use the needle to pick it (I have skill with old fashioned locks)
If its a new-tech lock, I'll try and use the crappy gauze-scissors to pry the faceplate off, so I can tweak the wires.

Okay, you mannage to get up there, and asside from being heavy, the grate to the topside world unimpressive. what's at the topside world is more interesting however. the grate reveals a small room with city sponcered safety posters, some breathing gear, and a motion detector and alarm pad on the inside, and an old tech lock on a door leading to the outside. there's also a window with a slowly spinning fan in it that you could probibly stop and climb through, and a filing cabanet that is doubtless full of un-interesting information.

[kv]

Where is the motion sensor in the room? Did we already set it off, or would we set it off if we entered the room, or what?

OOC: More than anyhting, I'm glad I'm not facing a room full of miniguns...

Well, you can breath easy at that (or as easy as you can covered in drek). the motion detector hasn't picked you up yet, but you are pretty sure that even moving the grate to get into the room will set it off. not like there'll be much of a repurcussion for your actions... you don't even see a place for a minigun turit to be hidden... but you realise that there is a possibility that a general alert will go off, and that everyone who matters will know where you came out... so you won't have a lot of time to sit arround and discuss politics or whatever once you move the grate.

[kv]

I'll shout to the guys below;

"Hey, climb up- I can move this thing, but once I do, we're not going to have time to sit around drinking tea- we'll have to move pretty quick to make sure security doesn't catch us."

To myself, under my breath, I'll add: "Not that they'd want to, considering what we're covered with..."

[mercy]

I climb the ladder just below jazz

[kv]

I'll start trying to figure out the best way to open the grate while we're waiting for the third guy (the japanese guy) to join us.

[Ruski]

well, it looks heavy, but with some sort of leverage, or a decent strength 6 test you should be able to get it moving.

a failed test would probibly move it a little bit, possibly setting off the alarm, and possible spin it arround so it was cutting the manhole opening in half vertically.

-RuskiFace the Pirate

[Ingo Monk]

I'll climb up and help them move the grate.

[kv]

06 06 05

Two successes (yay for luck finally being on my side.)

I'll climb through as quickly as possible, and then move over to stop the fan while the other two climb out. Where does the fan chute lead?

[Ruski]

the small parking lot surrounding the little shed thingie. there's a chainlink fence with razor wire at the top of it surrounding that. the motion detector is tripped when you move the grate, and an ear pearcing sirene is now wailing through the air. any communication you do is going to have to be non-verbal for awhile.

-RuskiFace the GM

[kv]

Can I try and use the crappy gauze scissors to cut whatever wire is powering the obnoxious siren? Once the other two are up, we'll have to "make a break for it"although I'm betting nobody is going to stop us... I know I wouldn't, if I wasn't us.

[Ingo Monk]

I'll climb out and find some cover.

(OOC) Maybe people will think we're some new metavarient or critter?  hehehe (/OOC)

[Ruski]

you are able to cut through the power lead to the fan with only a slight risk to yourself. (resist 3L electrical burns)

oh, and your scisors have a big burn spot on them now, and don't cut any more, not even gause.

oh, and you are really making a mess of things by climbing over everything while covered in drek.

-RuskiFace the Pirate

[kv]

Resisting 3L: (Body 5)
9 4 3 3 2
Four successes.

As long as I don't have to listen to that siren, I'm okay. Let's start with the getaway- as soon as we're past the outer gate and onto the streets, I'm going to start ditching the outermost (the most crap-covered) layers of clothes.

It's cold, but I'd rather be cold than stink like drek.

"We need to start looking for a cab or a way to get to my place so we can clean up."

Okay, you climb through the fan port to fall into the small parking lot beyond. there is an old manual paddelock holding the gate closed on the fence. looking at the trail of steaming fecal matter behind you, you can only wonder how this report is going to read.

{the suspects aparently broke in, then after covering themselves in drek, proceded to touch everything, and ran off into the night, went two blocks over, used a payphone, sat on this bench, broke into a department store, and got some new clothes...}