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(1/31/04 6:03 pm)
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Trent and Hiro sit in a silver four-door car, rented earlier that morning when they arrived at colony L5. They’ve been sitting and waiting outside of the so-called “Porter’s Shipping,” a front for the shipping of SAP exclusively. Trent reaches into a box and pulls out a traditional glazed donut, Hiro laughing at the cliché Trent so perfectly resembled. Trent just eats his donut and drinks his coffee, ignoring Hiro’s comments, and instead keeps his eye on the ship docking which was in progress across the street.
Trent suddenly sees an opportunity, which Hiro misses with his own eyes. Trent places his coffee down, chomps down the last of his donut, and opens the door saying, “let’s go, ‘wet behind the ears,’ it’s time to work.” Hiro follows Trent’s steps casually crossing the street, looking both ways and nodding to a driver letting them cross. Trent walks strait into the building, to the administrative office. The room, empty, looks enough like any other office, but Trent noticed one thing before getting out of the car across the street: there was no one sitting at the front desk. They didn’t even have someone sitting there to keep suspicions down. These guys are stupid, Trent thinks as he hops over the front desk, unsheathing his scimitar. Hiro walks to the side and uses the little swinging door beside the desk, following suit in drawing his sword also.
Once in the heart of the building, Trent rushes a couple of guards, followed by Hiro close behind. Trent knocks the one out with the hilt of his sword, Hiro disarming the other with a slice of his sword. Trent knocks the other out swiftly and they continue on into the building, further and further. By the time they get to the docking bay, the place is empty. “Dammit, they must of known we were coming,” Trent says, frustrated at the outcome. Hiro, looking around, “I disagree. They must have left in a hurry, come look at this.” Hiro pulls a tarp off a couple of crates, revealing boxes full of SAP ‘injectlets.’ “There must be close to fifty thousand injectlets here, and you must be right, if they knew we were coming hey wouldn’t have left this here. After more examination, the two find another fifty-sixty thousand injectlets of SAP scattered around the docking bay in boxes and crates.
After calling for the evidence pick-up, Trent and Hiro cuff the two guards that didn’t get away with the others. They could at least question the guards, although when has a guard had anything important to talk about.
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