Cantenelli looked between them as they forwarded their ideas.<span style="color: blue">Problem number 1... </span>He began as they finished.<span style="color: blue">Yeah Acheron can lend support if the comms are up, but planetary bombardment isn't a simple thing. You paint a target and everything within about 400 meters is <i>gone</i>. We're too large to run an accurate strafing run on any target that isn't just the whole facility. Problem 2 is, given the number of APCs, the general volume of life signs from the scans, and the sheer size of the facility... I would wager that stockholm'ed slaves will be the smallest of our concerns. If he has a large stock, then he has a large number of people to manage that stock. You go in loud, then everyone in that base comes down on you. Could be a dozen... but then it could be 30... 40 armed slavers, likely military grade hardware, most with military training. You wouldn't have an advantage in firepower.</span><br/><br/><span style="color: red">I wouldn't worry about the slave collars.</span>Falkris added.<span style="color: red">Slaver groups like this wouldn't waste the credits. They're isolated. The planet's atmosphere is toxic, so if a slave escapes they have no where to go. No Stockholm syndrome either. These are middlemen, not buyers. They take in stock, then move it out to buyers. They will be drugged, though. Exterior surveillance will be minimal, however.</span>He pointed at the entrances.<span style="color: red">A rotation of two guards per entrance is likely. They have the local space monitored and their base concealed. They'd know if someone was coming so there's no need to be standing around waiting. </span><br/><br/>Ashana looked at the Turian, her thoughts lingering for a moment on why he was so certain of his information.<br/><br/>Mickey joined them and chuckled.<span style="color: teal">Their mistake. Acheron can put a crew on the ground within about 5 miles. Any closer and we run the risk of triggering proximity alerts. And of course line of sight. We'd need to come in on a blind approach, set down behind some terrain. Getting the rest of the way is your problem.</span><br/><br/><span style="color: blue">Good thing we brought that vehicle with us then.</span>Firas added.<br/><br/><span style="color: navy">"Doesn't solve the, ''they're all shooting at you" problem.</span>Taseer scoffed.<br/><br/><span style="color: darkpurple">What about infiltration?</span>Shira'Va asked.<br/><br/><span style="color: teal">What, like dress up as slavers?</span><br/><br/><span style="color: darkorchid">Or slaves...</span>Ashana spoke up at last.<span style="color: darkorchid">A few of us go in as slavers looking to sell, the rest as slaves.</span><br/><br/>Cantenelli countered,<span style="color: blue">You'd be unarmed and bound. That doesn't exactly make you combat effective.</span><br/><br/><span style="color: darkorchid">Not a problem for me. The less I'm wearing the more dangerous I am. Men are stupid. They gawk. Were I alone, I'd find someone to pose as a seller, pawn me off to get me inside.</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>