Re: On the Shadowhawk
Spymaster noted all the intel coming in. If they survived this, he might just keep Psi-bird on speed dial. Previously he had been working with no information, and now he had more than he could ever dream of.
Dock is first priority, no armed resistance reported, just dock workers. Ideally we aren't killing civvies, this isn't that kind of op. We try the peaceful way there, and try to minimize damage. If we can get to the cannon quietly, there is little resistance, should be easy to take it, possibly even repurpose it. That will be where we need Justicar most. Probably see about sending him some schematics before bringing him in though, if a report gets out he's involved in this it could bring a lot of negative consequences he isn't ready for. The security compound will be the hardest but I think I have a plan. The underground facility will need to be secured too, which is an added complication, and we still have no clue where FORCE's factory is, nor the nuke, but we're making progress.
"Alright, with the intel we have I'm seeing the building blocks of plan. Step one, we get to the dock. With what I gather from Stephany, they aren't armed, so we try peace there, and try for nonlethal if it's civilians. We're trying to free these people, not stack them like cord wood. Our next move is twofold, we take the truck, and begin traveling to the house on the hill, while Psi-bird uses her skills to try and find the advance team. I dislike having a man down, but our options are hope Drifter is paying attention and gives us a rendezvous, or send Herald out on a hunt, which means we're still down a man, but that man is also isolated. Our third target is the cannon, if we can control that Smohk and Flagg can bring in a bit of heavier artillery, plus we can insure our own communications out. Our last target is the security area, we've got 3 dozen guards, helicopters, and an underground facility, that's going to be quite the spectacle, but I think I have some ideas to make it easier, but we'll see what the best plan is when we approach. They'll likely reinforce if they get wind we're in Chinilaya. Our best plan for now is not to look outwardly hostile, see if we can win the dockworker's trust without a blood bath."
Oliver moved to the edge of the bow, taking a seat and setting his Galil down on the deck, throwing a tarp over it.
"And that means maybe putting down the guns you can't conceal, in easily reachable spots. Herald, if you can be eyes and ears as we approach, keep an eye for weapons, and listen for any phrases that suggest alarm."
OOC: Actually, I don't think it's come up yet, is Chinilaya Spanish speaking, or Portuguese, or a mixed dialect? It could be something else, but being South American and it's location being coastal near Colombia I'd presume one of the two is dominant.