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  1. On 2/9/2018 at 10:44 PM, rabbitsandroses said:

    Kinsey followed close behind, dashing into the crew quarters right behind the crewmen. Once in the safety of the room, they summoned their frost to their place.

    "Oof, that smarts," Leveret grunted, looking over his shoulder carefully in an attempt to get a look at the wound on his back. "I think I got all the

    "I think I got all the infested tissue before anything spread, but I'm definitely not combat-ready at the moment." he said.

    On 2/10/2018 at 2:50 AM, EscortAlpha said:

     

    Chegar placed his hands on the damaged Frost, green sparks fluttering across the injured warframe as the damaged segments fizzled out of existence, replaced and rebuilt within seconds.

    On 2/10/2018 at 9:04 AM, Daakjenaar said:

    (So, Leveret is... combat ready?)

    The crew quarters was a mostly-blank room, with bunks placed wherever there's room. A few crewmen walk around, and a couple are asleep in beds. However, it would seem that most of the beds have been stripped of sheets and pillows, and some of them simply don't have mattresses at all. It's currently unclear where they went exactly. This room was quite a bit warmer than the Bridge was (then again, the -30 celsius temperatures at my house might be warmer than that).

    Clogori walked around for a moment, still carrying Tarnas. He found a door labeled "Storage" and walked through it, the door sliding shut behind him. The crewmen who had just arrived from the Bridge were trying to find bunks that still had sheets and mattresses.

    4 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    Ebony held the door open, shooting Clorogi a look. The effect was somewhat ruined due to her helmet's expressionless features.

    "You'll have to forgive my suspicious nature, but I'm not letting that creature out of my sight."

    Chegar eyed the two for a moment, trying to gauge what would happen next. Then he spoke.
    "Just so long as we put a bag over his head or something; stasis or no, Keeping an eye on him won't do us any good if he's keeping an eye on us."

  2. 10 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

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    10 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    Before Svytoj could walk off, an armored hand clapped him on the shoulder.

    "A moment of your time, if you would." J'Taav said, the grineer's blood-red armor contrasting sharply with their surroundings. "I think you'll find it particularly.... enlightening."

    The area around them had become suddenly devoid of what little life was out. Thunder boomed ominously in the distance.

    Svytoj watched as the streets occupants slowly receded. he slowly turned to face the Grineer defector, blue cloak billowing and rounded helmet softly gleaming in the light.
    What the hell does he want...? Svytoj said over the somatic link.
    "Just play along, Svytoj. This could be a good thing."
    Svytoj Crossed his arms, starring at J'Taav, and waiting for what was to come next.

  3. On 2/10/2018 at 3:06 AM, bowiespoon said:

    ((Might wanna read over that document again.))

    Chegar's scans for the frames picked up absolutely nothing - it was as if they had simply vanished. However, some odd activity was picked up in the refugee district. It didn't quite match that of a tenno, but there was definitely some odd faint signals in the region. In the military district, several strong void signatures lit up like a beacon. There was also something else present, something different. Wherever it was picked up, Chegar's screen would begin to show static.

    But something slightly more distressing was being picked up by a different set of scanners. Massive infested biomasses were gathered around the island-city, most the size of galleons and obelisks, with two or three rivaling fomorians in size. Thousands upon thousands of smaller signatures circled around these oceanic monsters, hungrily feasting upon the aquatic life. The genetic makeup of these infested were unusual, and bore strong similarities to the vine-like infested they had encountered on mars.

    And yet, despite their overwhelming numbers, they simply waited.

    On 2/11/2018 at 3:57 AM, EscortAlpha said:

    Chegar began sending the data from the scans down to Svytoj, letting the information piggyback off the somatic link.
    Looks like quite the infestation. Svytoj said over the link. Shame I didn't pack any eidolon phylaxis.
    "I'll see what I can scrounge up, but given the anti-air battery they've got set up, I wouldn't hold my breath." Chegar replied beginning his search for the phylaxis.
    well, in the mean time, I'm gonna head for the refugee district; not sure what I'm gonna find, but hopefully I can find my way in.
    "Just don't screw up that passport they gave you." Chegar replied. "have you gotten a chance to read it, by the way?"
    I'm slowly working on it... Svytoj replied, small orange and green sparks subtly fluttering over the prism, working to copy the data over through the somatic link.

    ((Repost))

  4. On 2/10/2018 at 3:06 AM, bowiespoon said:

    ((Might wanna read over that document again.))

    Chegar's scans for the frames picked up absolutely nothing - it was as if they had simply vanished. However, some odd activity was picked up in the refugee district. It didn't quite match that of a tenno, but there was definitely some odd faint signals in the region. In the military district, several strong void signatures lit up like a beacon. There was also something else present, something different. Wherever it was picked up, Chegar's screen would begin to show static.

    But something slightly more distressing was being picked up by a different set of scanners. Massive infested biomasses were gathered around the island-city, most the size of galleons and obelisks, with two or three rivaling fomorians in size. Thousands upon thousands of smaller signatures circled around these oceanic monsters, hungrily feasting upon the aquatic life. The genetic makeup of these infested were unusual, and bore strong similarities to the vine-like infested they had encountered on mars.

    And yet, despite their overwhelming numbers, they simply waited.

    Chegar began sending the data from the scans down to Svytoj, letting the information piggyback off the somatic link.
    Looks like quite the infestation. Svytoj said over the link. Shame I didn't pack any eidolon phylaxis.
    "I'll see what I can scrounge up, but given the anti-air battery they've got set up, I wouldn't hold my breath." Chegar replied beginning his search for the phylaxis.
    well, in the mean time, I'm gonna head for the refugee district; not sure what I'm gonna find, but hopefully I can find my way in.
    "Just don't screw up that passport they gave you." Chegar replied. "have you gotten a chance to read it, by the way?"
    I'm slowly working on it... Svytoj replied, small orange and green sparks subtly fluttering over the prism, working to copy the data over through the somatic link.

  5. 20 hours ago, Daakjenaar said:

    As if on cue, the crewman at the front of the group shouted, "I see it! Thank Gaben!" The crewmen at the front sped up, wanting to get to safety as soon as possible. Clogori entered the Rift to allow anyone following him to go ahead. Efahz in particular sped up as much as his limp would allow him.

    5 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    "About damn time," Ebony muttered, climbing out with the others.

    Chegar leapt into the room just behind Ebony. He briefly surveyed the room. "Clogori, Please tell me you have something to stow the monster inside of." he said, eyes now locked on Tarnas. "The last thing I want is him watching us while were trying to make plans."

    3 hours ago, rabbitsandroses said:

    Kinsey followed close behind, dashing into the crew quarters right behind the crewmen. Once in the safety of the room, they summoned their frost to their place.

    "Oof, that smarts," Leveret grunted, looking over his shoulder carefully in an attempt to get a look at the wound on his back. "I think I got all the

    "I think I got all the infested tissue before anything spread, but I'm definitely not combat-ready at the moment." he said.

    Chegar's head swiveled to face Leveret, looking him over to double check the Damage. he began walking over to the Damaged Frost, more green sparks fluttering from his hands.

  6. 3 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    Outside the building, Svytoj found himself on the outskirts of the main district, where the citizens of Perennial conducted their daily business. Connected to it were the Refugee district and the High district, and across the harbor was the military district, where massive anti-air batteries jutted out towards the sky. Even at this late hour, fishing trawlers were drifting into port, the crafts bobbing in the chaotic waters. 

    "well, I'm impressed, Svy. I wasn't expecting that to work as well is it did." Chegar said over the link.
    Well, now we have a copy of their passport system. That'll make things a bit easier. Svytoj replied.  I'll try to copy over the files when I get a chance. In the meantime, we just wait and watch for where those Wareframe parts end up.
    "That may take some time. I'll see if any of their void sigs show up." Chegar stated, beginning his scans for the relinquished warframes. "By the way, I managed to get through the Cipher. Looks like someones trying to document some improvised weapon created by a group of hierarchy defectors; some sort of makeshift amp built from a broken void key."
    Good to know. Svytoj replied bluntly, making his way further into the main district. I'm gonna see if I can integrate with the local populace. Depending on the local trades here, it may be easier to get a fix on where these frames are ending up.
    "Alright. Good luck down there. Just don't get shot."
    Svytoj simply chuckled to himself.

  7. On 2/4/2018 at 6:58 PM, rabbitsandroses said:

    Kinsey just sighed and shook their head at Clogori, wincing at every scrape sound.

    "You are...very good at that." Kinsey said, watching as well. "Definitely gonna want you to take a look at my frame once we get the chance."

    "I'll be certain to take a look." Chegar said calmly.

    On 2/6/2018 at 9:52 AM, bowiespoon said:

    Ebony just shook her head in annoyance.

    "How much further to go then? We almost there?"

    "Hopefully not to much further... Even with Tarnas in stasis, it feels like He's staring at us." Chegar said quietly, still staring at the rouge tenno.

  8. 27 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    ((The code to cracking it is in the post. Don't brute force it this time >:| ))

    ((too late. I even have links dedicated to speeding up the process.))

  9. 23 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    "Don't have your papers?" the captain said, sounding unconcerned, "Don't worry, it happens from time to time with our clients. We'll arrange for you to have a temporary visa while we ready your payment. As you've doubtless been told, the payment process can take a few days in order to avoid attention from outside sources. In the meantime, you are free to stay in the main district, so long as you follow all local laws and regulations."

    The captain pulled out a small black rectangular prism, and swiped it against a device he held in his hand that somewhat resembled a tablet. It buzzed for a few seconds before lighting green. The captain tossed him the prism.

    "And you're in. Welcome to Perennial. You'll have to find your own accommodations, but a small sum has been placed on your papers to pay for it. Though I doubt I need to say it, don't lose that thing."

    The captain beckoned to the doorway.

    "See you in a few days. Dras Trethi."

    Svytoj nimbly caught the prism, looking it over briefly before giving the guard a polite nod. "Next time I come back here with a haul, I'm saving one of their heads for you to mount in your home." He said jovially, Moving towards the exit. "And don't worry; I don't plan on making the same mistake twice." He said as he pocketed the prism.

    22 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    083 to 074:

    NMBC KWPN HYBS WJOR EAEN OADB LQMI NPYP HGBS OEBX WVML HMXI ELGM ZRNY AWQQ VIKH ULZU AUEA WBHL BFED ALVR PFRN BURA LQOI TUAF DECA RGBM ZBNU IPPZ JWEC KWBY QQRV WKAF BJBS OZFP PFZB KICS MAAW IRPE CKZH IWVP TWRS NFJX LFZF RZPD WZTW NXDK GFXC NPIZ IIFA VITA SGZR NTQQ USFN SXSQ IRIX GCXU JJSU GOVF KPXD LVSU YNBU PJON XVXH AFKM QSUG AHFF MQCB QRMP BDIL MPEO ROHX WHAZ RNPA EYIB RUYM GJSF HJFY PRDB SQAR MXHX KCRU JXHK NYMH IJBN BFFE KLDK WSTI XXNM DJHR XPFF NAUF JOXX CTWU NIMQ AKKC KXZF BCOY OQYD QGLG PAWJ KVAN PHUY UOOS LLMA EOST TFZW NVRO BJVR HXXQ PSVK CGZH ANQA WNBY RRPA PRXP SYXO KBRT JDEL ZMUB OIAC VWIH IGRJ QEDE FORD UUZA UGUS ZLMI UJJS PBZM PBFB DBBT IINI UYPM COAF NYTC QVYZ MBEZ LMOJ LRFF CJKE MLWL GDAK PJHL XHLZ SLPS WNKA JNLE CYZX UCGR Z

    01000100 01101111 01101110 00100111 01110100 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100100 01100001 01110010 01100101 00100000 01101100 01100001 01110101 01100111 01101000 00100000 01100001 01110100 00100000 01110100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 00110000 00110111 00110100 00101100 00100000 01101111 01110010 00100000 01001001 00100000 01110011 01110111 01100101 01100001 01110010 00100000 01001001 00100111 01101100 01101100 00100000 01100101 01101110 01100100 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00101110

    NZSM FECC WIZB SVKS MGCO RSYT FWRU CELS WWZF HQCR QCWC KKHE BRHC GIKC YFSP JIBN DVIP USTN PLAL VCQD BCGB JSCN WFRE SNQO WZCT AATU VSHT OFZZ FDZS EYSG CHXR SZMP GBPU QLIV JQEB DIBQ ZWEO TSCA ZJQO JIUR SXDV TCOZ CWND JXXX NAAA RHTP GPAW WVJI GHQW QUAS SRWY LXXF WRKZ YVDL SGCU YZVY GYUE TQXH GNOI BPXD BEXL WAGV DPRL E

    Svytoj clutch his head briefly as the data flowed in.
    Chegar, are you getting any of this?He asked over the somatic link.
    "I am. I'm running decryption now. I'll let you know what I find."
    Thanks. Svytoj replied, trying not to make a scene over the headache he was getting from the messages.

  10. 17 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    ((...How did I miss that?))

    The building was unremarkable, practically unidentifiable from its surrounding ones. Inside a single guard stood watch over a large room that was entirely empty, save for a small terminal. In truth, to call it a terminal was generous. It lacked any screen or interface, simply a small indentation where an unfamiliar rectangular device was supposed to sit.

    "Swipe your papers at the Kiosk and you can be on your way." The captain said, leaning against one of the walls.

    Sh!t...Svytoj thought, looking at the terminal.
    Chegar, do we have anything on Perennial's Passport system on file? He asked over his somatic link.
    "Not from what I can see..." Chegar replied, looking over the database. "Given they do fall in line with the Grineer ranks, they might have something similar to their passage visas." The tenno Continued. "You've got two options here; we can try faking the documents, or we can say you lost your papers. We can even blame it on them getting lost chasing down one of 'catches'."
    Hmmm...I think it'll be safer if I just say I lost them; Even if they put me in jail, it's better than the alternatives.
    "Alright. Good luck." Chegar said with a worried sigh.
    Svytoj began rifling through the various pockets and pouches of his armor.
    "...Oh...come on... where is it...?" he said, hushed but still audible to the guard. He continued his 'search'.
    "SH!T." He said, sounding somewhat frustrated.

  11. On 2/4/2018 at 12:39 PM, bowiespoon said:

    The posters seemed to convey a general air of 'us against them', depicting the tenno as a horrific enemy that the populace must rally together to push back. 

    The guard opened the door of a nearby building, motioning for Svytoj to enter.

    On 2/4/2018 at 6:44 PM, EscortAlpha said:

    Svytoj calmly entered the building, keeping a subtle eye on the guard. He also to account of those inside, keeping watch for any potential hostile activity.

    ((Repost))

  12. 6 hours ago, bowiespoon said:

    The posters seemed to convey a general air of 'us against them', depicting the tenno as a horrific enemy that the populace must rally together to push back. 

    The guard opened the door of a nearby building, motioning for Svytoj to enter.

    Svytoj calmly entered the building, keeping a subtle eye on the guard. He also to account of those inside, keeping watch for any potential hostile activity.

  13. 3 hours ago, Daakjenaar said:

    "Wait... what are you doing?" Efahz asked, watching his arm. "Some crazy Tenno stuff? Healing? Will that fix my arm?" He kept watching Chegar, seeing what he would do next.

    Chegar didn’t say a word. He quickly swiped his hand over Efahz’s arm. In a flash of green particles, the wounds fizzled away, leaving the arm perfectly intact and restoring its form.

  14. 7 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    The guards began the process of transporting the frames, loading the crates onto an armored vehicle.

    The captain lead him into the city, offering no details as to where exactly they were, or what district they were in. Anti-tenno propaganda was everywhere, plastered over every wall and street post. They had been coated in some sort of solution that kept the onslaught of rain from destroying the paper.

    When people saw the two, they quickly moved out of the way, their eyes cast downwards. They all had an wary, anxious look to them.

    Svytoj looked over the various people he and the guard passed, taking in the state they were in compared to the man that was escorting him. He looked over the various posters and propaganda, trying to get a read on exactly what they were try to promote about the Tenno.
    Through what remained of the somatic link between the two, Chegar looked through Svytoj's eyes, taking the details of the world his friend had entered in to.

  15. 32 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    The officer looked at Svytoj, his expression unreadable under his helmet. He seemed for a moment to consider putting a round in each warframe, but eventually decided against it.

    "Follow me. The men will take the frames down to the foundry while we go work out your payment."

    The officer motioned for Svytoj to tail him as the gates to the city rattled open.

    Svytoj gave one of the top crates a knock before falling behind the lead guard.
    "All yours, gentlemen." he said to the guards that remained as he walked, his blue and black cloak swaying in what wind there was.

  16. 5 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    Several squads of guards were present, their faces hidden behind black visors that were reminiscent of ancient riot gear. They were each armed with a dera and a prova, and had a disciplined look about them. They surrounded the ship, each looking ready to open fire. Not a bad policy, considering the cargo Svytoj was carrying.

    One man stepped forward, indistinguishable from the rest, but likely the one in charge. His dera was lowered, though he seemed to be itching to raise it.

    "Bring them out," he called, "We've gotta make certain they're dead. Don't wanna let one of those bastards loose in the city!"

    Svytoj walked the warframes out on a lifting flat, each frame stacked in a casket like box. As the leader finished, Svytoj gave off a chuckle. "Trust me. They're all dead." he said as he parked the flat outside the ship. "But I wouldn't blame ya' if you wanted some target practice." He said, beaming under this helmet.

  17. 11 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    "Sparse!? If that's what you call sparse...." the man behind the comms trailed off.

    "Alright, listen, head to landing pad nineteen. We'll get you sorted out there."

    The corresponding pad lit up, dormant floodlights activating so as to guide his way.

    "{Excellent. I'll be touching down in a moment.}" Svytoj said, directing his ship down to landing pad nineteen. The ship rattled as it touched down with a metal clunk, the landing gear connecting with the landing pad.
    Svytoj pulled away from the controls, waiting by the door for the landing crew.

  18. 16 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    "Trade? Please specify." the speaker said, his voice suddenly less aggressive.

    "{One moment.}" Svytoj said over the line. After a few second, a supply manifest came over the line. most of the items listed were quite benign: Fish from Cetus, various weapons and equipment parts, potable water. But there was another item; A sub manifest that, when opened, displayed a list of disabled Warframes: 1 Nyx, 1 Ash,4 Oberons, 2 Trinitys,1 Nekros.
    "{Admittedly, my last 'huntin' trip' was a bit sparse, but...}"

  19. 3 hours ago, Daakjenaar said:

    Crawlign his way through the maintenance shaft, Clogori carried Tarnas in front of him, not unlike a battering ram. It was amazing he fit in the cramped corridor at all. The rest of the crewmen made their way through, only having to duck their heads slightly. Clogori let Chegar blindfold Tarnas, not even bothering to protest.

    "Listen. I need Tarnas. He's... important." Clogori 'explained'. "I've spent millions of credits and several years on this, and I won't just shoot him in the head and leave it at that. I can explain once we get to the crew quarters." He hunched down further and kept walking through the corridor. The temperature had definitely dropped in the corridor, so most of the crewmen were shivering, trying to get to the (hopefully) warmer crew quarters, especially before the Infested tried attacking again. Efahz in particular was moving awfully fast for someone both missing a lot of blood and limping. The corridor was pitch black, but was also a straight line to the crew quarters, so the darkness only presented a minor hazard.

    (Sorry for the late response, stuff has been happening)

    1 hour ago, rabbitsandroses said:

    (no worries, hope all is well)

    Kinsey was looking pretty cold as well, keeping close to the crewmen. "If you think he's important enough to risk lives like this, you better have a dang good reason. Better than money, at least. Because that's bull."

    Chegar shook his head as Clogori spoke, moving over to Efahz to check on his injuries. "Hold on there. Let me take a look at that." He said, green sparks fluttering from his hands.

  20. 1 hour ago, bowiespoon said:

    ((Welcome back.))

    ((Remember that entering Perennial isn't as simple as merely flying in.))

    Rain thundered down onto the city as enormous waves crashed against its shores. Several large anti-air batteries turned towards Svytoj's craft, and a voice crackled over his comms.

    "Unauthorized vessel, please state your business."

    Svytoj slowed the ship to a stop, and opened the COMM line
    "{This is Bojaun of Transport Vessel Orion's Prejudice. I am here for trade.}" Svytoj said. And so it begins...

  21. ((Alright. Time to jump in.))
    A Tenno ship hung in far orbit over Uranus, looming well outside the towns defensive line. Aboard the orbiter, A green trimmed, white Frost loomed over one of the consoles.
    "The reports weren't kidding about the city's defense grid." The Frost said, eyes glued to the display.
    Behind him, an operator stood, looking over his own display. "Svytoj, I'm getting lots of void signatures from the city." The Operator said, turning to face the Frost. "And several don't match with a Tenno or their warframe."
    "Hierarchy..." The Frost Muttered.
    "Think we should look into it?" Asked the Operator.
    "No...I don't think so, Chegar." The Frost, Svytoj, Replied. "If the Hierarchy is in the area, Either J'Taav or Sarah will be hot on their tail. We'll just focus on the 'Frame trafficking for now." he said, returning his attention to a map of the city.
    The Operator, Chegar, looked at his display for a moment, then walked over to Svytoj.
    "Well, if that's the case, How are we going about this?" Chegar asked. "You can't bring your Frost with you, and with that sentient shard still lodged in your chest, I'm not so sure it'll be safe for you to head down there." As Chegar spoke, Svytoj pealed back part of the Frosts chest wall, exposing the blue flesh and bone-like sentient shard beneath.
    Svytoj gave a brief chuckled. "I never thought I'd say this, But I think it's time to take a page out of my past." He said as the image of a man in a red cloak.


     

    TWENTY MINUTES LATER:

    The Frost was knelt over in one corner of the orbiter, a man dressed in a blue cloak and a mix of Grineer and Corpus armor now browsing the Armory rather aimlessly. After a while, the man pulled a Nikana and Karak from the Armory, quickly strapping them onto his armor. Chegar jogged up to the armory, void key in hand.
    "Alright. I've loaded some Warframe's onto the ship. Might help grease the wheels one you get in." He said as he passed the key to the man. The man quickly collapsed his helmet down to his shoulders, exposing the blue tissue and metallic implants underneath as he took the key. "Why kind of 'frames?" The man, Obviously Svytoj, asked as he slipped the key into the back of his armor.
    "A Nyx, an Ash, a few Oberons, two Trinity's, and a Nekros."Chegar replied.
    "You made sure to rough them up, right?"
    "That I did." Chegar said, passing him a pair of bolto's to Svytoj. "I also made sure to load them into that decommissioned Drop ship we managed to get a hold up. Should make things a bit easier going in."
    "Perfect. Let's get this show on the road." Svytoj said, pulling the helmet back over his head, and heading towards the salvaged grineer ship.
    "JUST DON'T GET LOST IN THE ROLE!" Chegar called out down the hall.
    "DON'T WORRY! I HAVEN'T BEEN ACAMBRIA FOR A LONG TIME!" Svytoj replied as he entered the ship.

    The engines roared to life, and Svytoj was off to the City of Perennial.

  22. 12 minutes ago, bowiespoon said:

    "Remind me again why we're taking him alive?" Ebony said, eyeing the infested creature with suspicion.

    Chegar simply looked at Ebony and shook his head.
    <HELL IF I KNOW. IF IT WERE UP TO ME, I'D'VE PUT ONE THROUGH HIS HEAD.> the line of text crawled across her HUD <THAT, AND SNUFFING OUT HIS ORO.>

  23. 52 minutes ago, souldrive11 said:

    (fixed up above)

    "Celeste: procurer, thief, and scallywag, at your service." the girl says behind the sunny ocean washed Mag, following pulling the door closed behind them with a tongue click.

    Chegar quickly managed to dash inside the service hatch before Celeste could close the door, His Vauban mannaging to slip passed the grey woman quite smoothly.

    4 hours ago, Daakjenaar said:

    "Ah, I guess you wouldn't know about the maintenance passage. The one here," Clogori says, pointing to a ladder going down, leading to somewhere below the Bridge. "Takes us to the crew quarters, where the rest of the surviving crew are waiting. We can fall back there. The Infested shouldn't know about it."

    Chegar wandered up next to Clogori, eyeing Tarnas intensely.
    "Somewhere the Infested Shouldn't know about, eh?" Chegar asked incredulously. "Who's to say that His eyes and ear's aren't working? he is a Tenno after all..."
    He looked over the rest of the crew. "Not to mention I need to do triage on the remaining operatives. Let's take a moment to put a blindfold over him while I patch everyone up."

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