<strong>Vict-R-YYY-1</strong>and<strong>Mask-R-ADE-1</strong><br/><br/>Gently shaking the citizen in the Green uniform doesn't seem to disturb him. His eyes are wide open but they do not move. Vict-R-YYY-1, from this distance you see that tiny attachments clipped onto the cables leading to his temples are slowly dripping what looks like saline into his open eyes, which do occasionally blink slowly. There is also a drinking straw taped to the side of his face leading to the corner of his mouth. The three cables that are attached to him seem to screw into custom ports that are embedded into his skin.<br/><br/>Mask-R-ADE-1, as Vict is busy with the man in the chair you note that one of the cameras pointing toward you extends from the ceiling on a flexible mount and nudges its neighbor camera. The second camera seems to nod in recognition, then nudges the one next to it. The message is passed down the line until it gets to the end. After a few more seconds the cameras flip in unison, swiveling to point the camera lenses at the ceiling, away from you.<br/><br/>Oh, look at that! These must be some of those new TRX-818 BlindFire Security System Flip Cameras! Those are brand new from the ever-inventive folks over at R&D, but you haven't seen one personally yet. Each unit is based around a standard security camera, but in order to save precious ceiling square centimeterage these units double as laser security posts! On the back of each camera is a green laser, most of which are pointing more or less in your direction. A side effect of the BlindFire Security System Flip Camera is, of course, that the targeting lenses are now essentially useless.<br/><br/>A green laser at this range would almost certainly prove deadly, should it hit. Unless one were wearing a Green reflec uniform or higher, that is. As you well know, Reflec uniforms are 100% effective at neutralizing laser fire at their own Clearance Level or lower, and 0% effective at higher levels.<br/><br/><br/><br/>