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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Doc Mortimer was having a problem, a rather annoying one involving the local Yakuza. They were being emboldened, expanding their work into the business of cybernetics of all kinds, from shipment to installation. This was obviously bad for business, but more insultingly personally was how poor of a job they were doing. Giving actual docs like himself a bad reputation for their horrendous medical practice wasn't just going to hurt his profits, it was a smear on the good work he did for countless clients, and he was not standing for it. Thankfully for him, a local fixer named Bolt had been oh so kind as to refer a particular asset of his, Asura, to the clinic. She seemed like she was eager to get new ware and willing to do work for it. And so, in an alignment of interests, a team was then assembled to help make everyone happy. | |||
==The Meet== | ==The Meet== | ||
Revision as of 01:49, 9 January 2025
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ShadowHaven 'Doc' Mortimer | Yakuza, Shotozumi-gumi | ||||||||
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Alkali Chance Cleaner Cleaner Asura |
2 Cyborg Bodyguards 1 Rigger 1 Spyder Katsu Yamazaki | ||||||||
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| Beyond Asura's metallic scrapes, none | All OPFOR are dead | ||||||||
Summary
As a matter of satisfying personal desires all around, protecting business interests, and frankly establishing a much higher professional standard all around for the industry and practice of 'ware and surgery, runners collide against a particularly annoying member of the Yakuza in order to cut the serpent's head and enrich themselves by his death.
Background
Doc Mortimer was having a problem, a rather annoying one involving the local Yakuza. They were being emboldened, expanding their work into the business of cybernetics of all kinds, from shipment to installation. This was obviously bad for business, but more insultingly personally was how poor of a job they were doing. Giving actual docs like himself a bad reputation for their horrendous medical practice wasn't just going to hurt his profits, it was a smear on the good work he did for countless clients, and he was not standing for it. Thankfully for him, a local fixer named Bolt had been oh so kind as to refer a particular asset of his, Asura, to the clinic. She seemed like she was eager to get new ware and willing to do work for it. And so, in an alignment of interests, a team was then assembled to help make everyone happy.