There were... other people here? Oh... oh yeah, that would make sense... why didn't she realize that herself? Whatever; she was still getting paid a good amount. No real heavy hardware was brought out, 'cept that Ares Alpha from the dwarf, but whatever, it likely wouldn't be necessary. So there Bunny was in a loaded out plate-carrying vest with her carbine-conversion Glock on a two-point sling, with three others... and some jackass naturally picked the side facing the ocean...<em>really</em>?!<br/><br/>Bunny faced the side where she saw people the day before, and very quickly it became obvious that this place was... a hot area. Bunny had to point her gun about to send a message - after all, she couldn't yell - but that just kept them outside of the property's borders. Suddenly she was wondering just WHAT was so important about this place that they had to get in here...<br/><br/>Then, drones. Drones were always fun, largely because they tended to fuck with SOPs. Were they armed? Yes. Was that an innately threatening gesture? No. How close do they have to be to be a threatening gesture? Depends. Do we wait for them to get so close as a 'armed non-threat'? Depends. Do we give drones - whom may not have open mics to their controllers - verbal warnings? Depends.<br/><br/>And on and on and on...<br/><br/>Thankfully, the SOPs here REALLY simplified things; Foreign entity approaching property with intent, escalation of weapon to threat with optional verbal warning ('Never aim your gun at anything you don't intend to shoot'). Armed foreign entity entering the perimeter, nonlethal subdual and dispersal. Open hostility, eliminate until dispersal.<br/><br/>Thankfully, drones made the question very simple for Bunny: the moment the drones on her side were approaching, Bunny had her gun up and aimed, taking a deep breath... and the instant the drones hit about 40m out, she slammed down the trigger and loosed six rounds into the night sky with her compensated Non-Fette, managing to knock all of them into the same target... in basically the same spot.<br/><br/>One upside to gel rounds: you could be a bit more... let's say 'liberal' in their usage, what with the general nonlethality of them. People whom were liberal with bullets tended to create worry in those whom didn't like the bullets in their direciton... but on the other hand, drones could eat gel rounds for breakfast... literally... she just had to know how to make them knock a little harder, such as knocking them all into the same basic spot on the drone until she got through it's slapdash carapace.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Pre-Attack: 4 Aim actions &amp; Imaging, +4 Dice...<br/><br/>Attack: Simple FA, CSKH<br/><br/>30 Dice for 11 Hits, -5 to Defense<br/><br/>Base Damage 7P, -0AP</div></div>