<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e8/2560x1600_wenjun-lin-oruzhie-devushka-gorod.jpg)</div><hr/><strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Alexandra "Kaze" Gurlanovich (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=217186.msg10676824#msg10676824)</span></strong>Female Elf<br/><strong>Physical Damage</strong>: 0/10<strong>Stun Damage</strong>: 0/10<br/><strong>Commlink</strong>: Hidden<strong>SIN</strong>: Alexandra Gurlanovich<br/><strong>¥</strong>: 12,000 +500 Mission Allotment<br/><strong>Ammunition</strong>: 5 clips of stick-n-shock (Ares Predator V)<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Warehouse<br/><hr/>For her entire life, the idea of a street name hadn't made much sense to Alexandra.  Sure, maybe it was more logical to someone who wasn't well known, but her handler had insisted that she needed one.  Even then, she didn't get the one she wanted: something beautiful like Orchid or Lily just didn't test well, so they gave her something Japanese, which was currently all the rage.<br/><br/>Kaze, the wind.  The fans would never know how vehemently she argued against the nickname.  By season three, they would probably be calling her Kamikaze and treating her like a reckless weirdo.<br/><br/>Well, in some ways, that was okay.  She was probably fairly reckless.  Certainly darn few other people would get talked into recording a session of masturbation in the shower, no matter how much she was getting paid and how few people would ever actually see it.<br/><br/>She tried to tell herself that it was just part of the nature of being famous in this day and age, that she had a job and it was important to do the tasks that they pushed on her.  If not for some deep and painful voice in her heart, it would be so easy to believe that none of it mattered.<br/><br/>All in all, it just wasn't something she wanted to do for any significant amount in this sort of setting with everyone watching.  Then again, they'd insisted that it'd be fine once she "loosened up and got with it," as if something really was the matter with her.<br/><br/>Maybe something was the matter with her.  Obviously no one else had any issues.<br/><br/>They talked and considered, but when Mika had a good point, Alexandra nodded.  "Alexandra Gurlanovich," she said with a soft smile.  "I agree: let's get as many of us as possible to the yacht underwater, and someone can spot or shoot if they're not good at swimming.  My only real concern is that we won't have much armor if we go that route..."<br/><br/>She would, of course, have to make sure not to try to use her Predators while underwater.  Simple plastic bags could keep them dry, though, and swimming wasn't much of an issue for her.  It wasn't as fantastic as gymnastics, but it could do.<br/><br/>Alexandra was dressed in her Urban Explorer Jumpsuit, an azure number that hugged every curve of her body but with sleeves just loose and baggy enough to hold the hidden arm slides for which she was well known.  Anyone who kept up with advertisements for firearms probably saw the Ares Predator V commercials that had been spamming, and she had a pair of them to show off in an obstacle course of drones, guards and parkour madness.<br/><br/>Hopefully her skills would be equally up to par in the real deal...or at least, this more realistic simulation.<br/><br/>Honestly, Alexandra wasn't sure she'd ever want to be a real shadowrunner.  It was just too dangerous.  Maybe she lacked basic privacy and an inherent freedom, but she didn't have to worry about dying or being tortured or mutilated if she made a mistake on the job.