OOC: lol sure just let me know your exact action

Roundhouse the freak right in the temple, then grab his gun when he goes down.  (Such is the plan, anyway.)

In reply to Kick Woods (msg # 376):

Was not exactly Natasha's plan, but she will roll with it now. She has to...

She will check for anyone else around, and look for a spot to put the thing...

With little reason to believe anything amiss, the guard is caught completely unaware; his eyes bulging in shock as your foot connects.  In his relaxed state, the force sends him almost sideways, his head banging off a pipe before collapsing to the walkway.  Alive? Yes.  Out cold? You better believe it.

I’ll take his gun, and that funny little appliance that makes a Visitor’s voice sound scary.

Heck... I’ll strip him and try on his uniform.  While keeping an eye on him in case he wakes up, of course.

In reply to Kick Woods (msg # 379):

"Right. Not the best plan...we could have let him hang around some until we had a better idea of where to hide him, but what is done is done. Now we need to hide him as well, and you need to act like him, which will be harder because you have not seen how he acts..."

The uniform fits but is a touch small so it's rather tight fitting.  He probably will not be waking up anytime soon as you can already see a large swelling appear on the side of his head that connected with the piping.  If he escapes with a concussion, he'll be lucky.

“I’m hoping these grunts pretty much all act alike.  If my acting skills aren’t good enough, I’ll start shooting them.”

Kick examines the gun until he’s confident he knows how to use it.

In reply to Kick Woods (msg # 382):

"I am guessing they don't, but it would have been nice not to rely on hope of guesswork. Anyway, what is done is done. Lets gag him, tie him up and put him were they will not find him for a long time..."

Congratulations, you now have a fully functioning, and barely used, Berreta 9M.

In reply to That Which Knows All (msg # 384):

But do we have a place to hide the unconscious guard?

OOC: Well, the place is a labyrinth of pipes, buildings, walkways, etc.  Arguably there are bound to be a few spots that could be of use.  There is also the room he was leading you towards.  It appears to be an auditorium of some sort, but clearly it was retrofitted and recently.  Ugly piping of all sizes and color markings still raced through the room and several areas of 'seating' were clearly blocked from viewing the speaking area.  Just from looking in, you can see a sound booth (more or less) at the back end as well as at least one door.  There is also the area behind the speaking platform.  It is shrouded by heavy curtaining so what exactly is behind it is unknown.  You can also make out several banners or tapestries plastered around the walls but the bright sunlight is making it difficult to get details.

In reply to That Which Knows All (msg # 386):

Ok, so a room that does not look like it has been used for a long time around in the Labyrinth?

Let’s wrap him up in one of the tapestries.

Somewhat disappointed I didn’t get a lizard gun.  But the day is young.

Sorry, no, poorly described, the room in front of you is step up to be a lecture hall or auditorium of some type but that was clearly not it's original purpose.  Whatever has been constructed newly was done with great haste and little care for how it blends with the existing structure.

The labyrinth of pipes I was referring to is kind of everywhere.  You are, after all, in an industrial complex involved, supposedly, with chemicals so pipes running to and fro from building to building, and even into the ground, are sort of everywhere.  Hope that helps explain it a little better.

In reply to That Which Knows All (msg # 389):

Could the guard be bound and gagged, and hidden under the stage so he would not be found?How easily could he attract attention to himself there?

Alternatively, is there a pipe large enough to stuff him in, after he’s been gagged?

Bound and gag would be easy enough to achieve.  The stage does appear to be a raised platform of some type so the chances of there being space under it is pretty good.  As to his noise level, I suppose that would depend on how well secured and gagged he is.

lol there are several pipes that would be big enough for a body yes but none that are accessible.  At best, you spy several service panels on some of the larger pipes but they are secured as you might expect them to be.

In reply to That Which Knows All (msg # 392):

Lets stick him under the stage and tie him up like a mummy...

I’ll go ahead and do this.  Can Natasha keep a lookout?

In reply to Kick Woods (msg # 394):

Of course...will keep a lookout.

The stage itself is rather crude and hastily put together but, as hopped, the underside is indeed empty and spacious enough to hold him.

In reply to That Which Knows All (msg # 396):

Tie him good and proper, so he cannot make noise even if he comes too...

Kick doubles every knot, and keeps tying them until he has every square inch of this lizard locked down.  Then he drags him down below, to chill with Hamlet’s father’s ghost (or whatever).

In reply to Kick Woods (msg # 398):

Make sure you gag him good and proper too, so his tongue does not cause a problem...or his voice!