The Kludge's Guide to the Universe | Dangershop, Wednesday Afternoon (Week 4)

[theharperisgood.livejournal.com]

"Now that you've mastered the art of the clever escape, it's time to master the speedy one."

Harper tapped a control, bringing up the empty cells from last week. "After all, breaking out of your cell is only the beginning."

"Your objective today is to make it to the spaceport on the other side of this dangerous, seedy city. You can split up, stay together, try to meet up with other escapees, then beg, bluff, and bribe your way though the city. One caveat though, keep violence to a minimum, not only does it attract attention, attacking your pursuers makes it personal. This goes double for deaths. You kill someone? You fail the exercise, as does everyone you're with at the time."

[ooc: The guards and inhabitants of the city are moddable for the most part since I'm kinda brain dead tonight but there might be a surprise or two.]

[ooc: OCD threads coming are up. Post away!]
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Re: The Cells - Team Up (Kludge- Wk4)

[carter-i-am.livejournal.com]

"Nice," Sam approved as she stepped over the guard and quickly made her way down the hallway. Another guard, drawn by the commotion, turned the corner and almost bumped into Sam.

Without thought, she shot her right hand out, sending the heel of it into the bridge of the guard's nose, breaking it, and her knee into his groin, sending him to the ground, groaning. She turned to Cam. "And now, we walk extremely quickly away from this area."

Re: The Cells - Team Up (Kludge- Wk4)

[cameronmitchell.livejournal.com]

"Remind me never to piss you off," Cameron said as he started running down the corridor and he had absolutely no clue where he was going, but hopefully they'd find an exit without too many guards.

Re: The Cells - Team Up (Kludge- Wk4)

[carter-i-am.livejournal.com]

Sam would have winked, but she was too busy walking quickly. Once they were clear of the guard-filled hallway, she stopped, trying to listen to her surroundings and hoping she could get a clue as to which way was out.

"Do you see any natural light?"