Actually, I counted the votes and it seems the only guy actually going in who supports germents is Azkul... my bad - I guess it's genetics after all. And no, no epic solo operation at germents...
(turn coming soon, in the mean time make sure the shoppings are correct and all)
Making his way through the court house, Sheppard manages to make a new acquintance - Louis Siever, a respected lawyer, who also has faith in the success of the Liberal triumph! Thanks to his good people skills, Sheppard manages to initiate conversation with the lawyer. Siever is interested in the idea of using force against the CONSERVATIVE evil, and promises to stay in touch.
Grigor, using his mesmeric attractiveness, has no trouble finding people to pick up. The first one happens to be Julie Straley, a moderate-Liberal Journalist. Taking Grigor back to her place, the night begins with pleasant chitchat and soon evolves into steamy Scottish action, which Grigor lasts with ease (Health roll success, FYI). Straley is quite taken with Grigor's unique life philosophy, but is not yet convinced that LCS action is justified - however, she seems to be fond of Grigor and will probably insert somewhat more sympathetic messages in reports about LCS.
Kerouac scanned the nearby area for good graffiti sites and eventually found one - a relatively public place with plenty of places to run if spotted. The painting part went fairly well, but the result winded up a bit unsatisfactionary. While applying finishing touches to make it look better, Kerouac was interrupted by a sneaky CONSERVATIVE WOMAN. With a murderous look in her eyes, she stares at Kerouac and utters: You, filthy, FILTHY LIBERAL BASTARD! before making a charge for it. What will Kerouac do to protect the Liberal agenda?
The Squad arrives at the Genetics lab. It's a big building - it houses everything from offices to HORRIBLE CONSERVATIVE animal torture and vivisection departments. The main entrance is a glass door that leads into what looks like a lobby. It seems to be populated by a few armed but lazy-looking security guards. In addition, there seems to be some sort of maintenance door at the side of the building.
Intelligence about the site is fairly low - apart from generic (but most certainly true) animal torture stories, the only thing the Liberals know about the labs is that they're often represented in media by the CONSERVATIVE scumbag Larry Underhill, one of the America's leading god-playing geneticians.
It's time to get moving...
Political situation will go in the res. slot, thanks to whomever suggested that. But not yet, now, it's sleepy time.
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Topic: Oh my Science - Roll to Do something! (LCS RTD) - Turn 1: Genes? No thanks! (Read 10978 times)