<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/1e/80/f2/1e80f2abe068fbf805c7d440c10c5089.jpg)</div><tt class="bbc_tt"><br/><strong>Name:Lyssiah Stormwhisper</strong>     <br/><strong>SP:</strong> 35/35      <strong>HP:</strong> 34/34      <strong>RP:</strong> 5/5<br/><strong>Weapon IN HAND: Laser pistol, Corona (2d4+2, Burn 1d4, 20 charges)</strong><br/><strong>Equipped Armour:Carbon Skin, Graphite (agility enhancer, mk 1) (with armor bonuses EAC: 16, KAC: 17)</strong><br/><strong>Carried Weapons:Survival knife (1d4+2 , Analog, operative), Semi-auto pistol, tactical (1d6+2)</strong><br/><br/><strong>Consumables:</strong><br/>medkit (basic), antitoxin (tier 1) (1), field ration (1), r2e (2), serum of healing mk  (2)<br/><strong>Additional Equipment:</strong> Backpack, Battery (6) (20 charges each), Computer (tier 3), Comm-unit (personal)<br/><strong>Spells/Abilities:</strong><br/>Trick Attack, Evasion, Holographic Distraction, Debilitating Trick<br/></tt><br/><br/><hr/>Crouching to keeping a low profile in case of a sudden attack and being as close to ship's hull as possible, Lyssiah took her time to answer, thinking what she'd do if the situation was reversed. Patrolling and guarding a complex territory such as ship this big obviously takes a lot of manpower, and being in the middle of nowhere, where any threat is unlikely to approach, tends to make people more careless and comfortable. She could almost imagine how much the mercs would grumble if someone told them to patrol empty and obviously deserted corridors day after day. At the end of the day, any living being tends to do as less work as possible. What the mercs would do is what she'd have done if the situation was reversed - place as much trip-wires, traps, cameras, sensors and mines as she could find and have someone monitoring them, of course.<br/>And out here? Lyssiah looked around. For now, she saw no movement or anything suspicious, but that could change at any moment. Who knows if the mercs have some automated drones patrolling, or perhaps they have some other patrols that go on foot? The longer they stayed outside, the higher was the chance of being discovered.<br/><strong>- "I think that we should spend as less time outside as possible"</strong>she said finally, nodding to the middle airlock, the one without dust.<strong>"I vote for that one. We are too exposed here and don't like it. I doubt that patrol was the only one around here. Besides, both of the powered-down airlocks are likely to have the same kind of security, an automated one. If they don't know that we are coming, they are unlikely to spend time and effort to guard the sections of the ship they don't use. Our baddies, be they Vesk of someone else, are more likely to put sensors and mines throughout the ship. At least that is what I'd have done if I were them. "</strong><br/>Lyssiah thought for a moment, then added.<strong>"Though... if I were them, I'd also place sensors to cover all possible approaches to the ship, so I am thinking our friends show amazing lack of professionalism, which doesn't make sense. I mean, have you seen their armor and weapons?!"</strong><br/><br/><br/>