WHEN ADJUTANTS ATTACK → plot end log.

[ceoqueen]

who. those who signed up to take part in the warehouse take-down - and anyone else that decides to join in the fight.
what. in which we reach the end of the adjutants.
where. the warehouse these abominations originated from.
when. today.
warnings. violence, the killing of zombies, etc.

It seems as though the adjutants are mostly gone. Those of you who have chosen to keep fighting to keep everyone safe have made it to the warehouse these abominations have originated from - and once you're inside, there's nothing but a mess. There's rubble everywhere, in your way as you make your way forward, and to put it mildly, it looks as though this place has been the subject of a zombie outbreak.

Which, essentially, it has.

Inside the warehouse, you find Cerberus agents have been holing themselves up. They seem frightened, completely overwhelmed by the situation, and when you approach them, they say only that they want to get out. They want to defect from the organization, and start fresh. But here's the thing -

Do you believe them? Do you think that they want nothing more to do with this, and to redeem themselves? Or do you think they're lying, just to get out and further wreak havoc?

What you do with them is up to you.

((ooc: The choices for this log, again, are here. If you choose neither the paragon nor renegade options, please note what you choose to do in your thread. That said, this is the end of the event, and we hope you enjoyed it. And even though this is the end, players can backtag as long as they want. Have fun!))

Comments

Paragon (of course)

[chose]

Stepping carefully over bits of rubble was preferable to stepping carefully over bodies, and while the body count from this catastrophe could have been a lot worse, it could have not happened at all.

Her jaw set and expression cold, Shepard's voice is steel when she tells the Cerberus agents that, considering they restarted the problem after it had been ended by hers and Aria's hands, they should face prosecution.

But that's not Shepard's decision. It's Aria's.

So she proposes this: force them to destroy all research, all copies, all samples and traces...and then take them to Aria for judgement. After that...?

[professorwolf]

Playing second gun (second wolf?) to Shepard's stern frontlining is working out fairly well, particularly when tracking down where the monsters are coming from. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean he agrees with all of her decisions.

Still wolf-shaped, he gives her a questioning look and an interrogative little whine. It's not that he disapproves of sparing them... it's that he disapproves of destroying their research! Dangerous or not, it could be useful, couldn't it?

Renegade, unless someone stops him.

[anarrowtotheeye]

No. You do not get off scot-free after all the damage you have cost uninvolved parties. Blood was spilt, and blood must be repaid in kind.

Unless someone pulls a quick Paragon move on this guy and convinces him otherwise, he is going to slaughter every single one of the researchers in the room. A message needs to be sent that this kind of crap is not tolerated and will be dealt with severely.

paragade!

[mathemagician]

[With everything that happened before Kengo arrived, he's quick to not trust anything these people are saying. Unfortunately, he's in no position to take anyone down, so he opts instead to somewhat lie to them, hoping intimidation will be a favorable tactic. The Cerberus agents are told there are people actively searching them out to kill them and Kengo agrees not to tell anyone where they're going, as long as they leave all of their research behind.

Of course, while he's not going to stop them, Kengo's also not offering up any information to give them a safe way out when he knows plenty of clear paths to exit quickly and efficiently. The higher ranks of Omega society will take them down if they see fit -- this isn't his place to decide and he's not going to actively help anyone who has been responsible for civilian deaths.

Any information left behind will be gathered up by him and he'll do his best to destroy anything that remains after that (but only once he's sure he's acquired a copy) to keep any enemies or Cerberus loyals from getting their hands on it. He'll take the time to look it over and see what information he can gain to help out with the rest of the fight.

After everything's over, aside from keeping copies of important information for himself, he'll arrange for all of the research to go to Aria -- but only if he knows it'll go straight to her or if he can arrange a meeting. The last thing he wants is for something that important to end up in enemy hands again and while he hasn't met Aria or heard much about her, he's heard enough to know where the information should go.

There are no deals to be made in exchange for any information -- he'll simply hand it over in the hopes that he'll gain a reputation for helping out. With all of the help he's been offering over the weekend, Kengo's hoping Aria will view him favorably, rather than thinking he's tied to Cerberus.]