Kala watched the video feed from the first Loki mech she had placed the false guidance code in, waiting for the right moment to activate the second virus she had placed in each one.  While she was watching a timer appeared on the top right of her screen of time before the programming in the mech repaired what her hacking attempts had changed.  It was enough, the first mech she directed to move out into the warehouse and head towards the back of the building, towards where she was seeing a ship docked.<br/><br/>A Turian ship…. If the target got to that ship, they would have failed, she would not get the money, and would be stuck on omega.  Oh, definitely not good, stuck on a station owned by a very powerful woman who she had indirectly stolen money from.  Oh, that ship could not leave, especially if the failed assassin from the day before figured out he had failed.  With that horrible thought on her mind, Kala corrupted the IFF for the first mech to begin his distraction and then dropped the feed from the first mech and tapped into the second while she waited at the corner.<br/><br/>This one she moved around to where she could see the majority of the warehouse, and looked around from the main floor.  Other than the obstruction of the crates stored there, she got a good look at the warehouse, and saw the pair of asari being led up the long stairs to an office overlooking the entire warehouse.  There was no way she could get the loki up there before her timer on it ran out.  Damn…  but then she could see snipers on walkways much higher above the floors, they could shoot most anywhere.  Once the shots started from her first mech, Kala corrupted the second’s IFF, and then set it’s priority for targets to pick those snipers first.<br/><br/>That done, she looked around the corner and saw the open door.  Perfect chance to get inside while the door was unguarded, and the distraction was started.<span style="color: Sienna">“Come on Turian!  Let’s get inside, the whores have distracted the guards, and I just made sure they get no replacements.  This is our best chance to get inside!”</span>she said before dashing around the corner and running along the wall to the personnel door there in the front of the warehouse.<br/><br/>It stayed unguarded as the human girl and her turian partner made it through the door and to the inside of the warehouse, where she could hear the gunshots ringing out.  She hadn’t thought of this before, but maybe the mechs would hide the sound of whatever the asari pair would be doing to the guards up above.  That would be good.<br/><br/>Now though she had to hide, and fast.  With a quick scan, she picked a spot between a couple stacks of crates which would put those metal things between her and the warehouse guards… at least hopefully, it looked like it was high enough to block the view of her from the snipers.  But when she looked up she could see the window of the overseer office.  Hopefully those guards were too distracted by the asari.<span style="color: Sienna">“Hey Turian, keep an eye out for anyone trying to ruin our day please?  I need to work so that ship won’t leave with our target, or whatever else is valuable."</span><br/><br/>But the big question was how to get the ship to stay in.<span style="color: Sienna">“lets see, getting a ship to stay in dock…  maybe… no… that won't work, it would just drift away if I do it wrong”</span>Didn’t any dock have some form of land-lock?  Would a simple lock-down work…<span style="color: Sienna">“Worth a shot…  hope the dock has them...”</span>when she made her decision on what to do, and tried finding a warehouse security console from where she sat… none in view that wouldn’t make her a target.<span style="color: Sienna">“Crap… I need a physical console… or a link to one…”</span><br/><br/>Instead of trying to run to one of those consoles in the open, Kala instead had another idea.  The two asari had been taken to an office that looked over the whole warehouse.  There had to be a control console up there somewhere, and two asari mercs who weren’t friends of the warehouse owner.  And she had already hacked into their comms earlier to hear them all talking to each other.  So she could talk to them as well.<br/><br/><span style="color: Sienna">“Hey, asari with the huge tits, I need to talk to you and the arari who was feeling you up outside the small door.  I am sure you have already dealt with the morons who you lured in there.”</span>She said, quietly so as not to draw attention to herself from the guards.<span style="color: Sienna">“I am one of the mercs on the job against Cravix.  I need some help making sure he has no way of escaping with that ship.  If you can connect your omnitool to one of the security consoles, I can hack in through you or the doc’s tool and activate a land lock on the ship.”</span><br/><br/>She waited a bit though before looking up at the office.<span style="color: Sienna">“If you can’t believe I am one of the mercs on this job, look out the window, I am hiding down here on the floor with a Turian soldier, not dressed as guards.”</span>If she saw Ashana look down she would wave up at the pair a bit while her omnitool was active ready to begin hacking into the warehouse through the asari pair.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>