<div align="center"><strong>-=Vincent Kincaid – Being an attentive gopher – Exchange LZ site=-</strong></div><br/>No matter the job, Vincent couldn’t help but feel at least a little anxious driving the skiff between ships. Though he knew he had the next best thing to family watching his back, he was well aware of just how vulnerable he was each time he waited for the crew of the other ship to fill the loader. That at any moment, should things take a turn for the worse, he had a very real chance of finding himself behind enemy lines and potentially surrounded. Of course the level of anxiety largely depended upon the nature of their transaction, or more importantly who was the source of their contract. It was for this reason that, despite the seemingly courteous nature of the Shāyú’s crew, he remained alert almost to the point of paranoia. He took close notice of everybody who had a firearm in plain sight and who looked like they could be concealing a weapon upon their person. It only took him a few moments of observation before he concluded he might as well assume everybody was packing heat and that it would be in his best interest to keep his hand at the throttle ready to open it wide to make a beeline back to the Gamble.<br/><br/>Even as they were nearing the last of the shipping containers Vincent never allowed himself to fall into a state of comfort by any margin. If anything it would be the last few loads that a trap would be sprung and he only put more effort into watching the movements of those who were working to load the crates. Though they seemed to be unarmed, should he see a hand suddenly disappear underneath clothing or make any abrupt movements he would make his escape regardless of whether the cargo was secured to the loader or if there were any crates that yet remained. Damaged or abandoned crates were a fair trade from ensuring his safety and Vincent was confident that none of his crewmates would argue otherwise.