Captain Cassian Andor (
childofrebellion) wrote in
milliways_bar2019-04-03 06:22 pm
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Healing from IMDB flu
Cassian feels like himself again though he's still far too tired. That's why he's curled up on the couch with a pot of tea, a bowl of soup, his datapad and the remote. He needs to put together a plan for the mission on the other side of his door but the show that seems to involve very rich women is oddly distracting. His face is paler than normal and his throat still hurts but he's getting better.
The thoughts from the man he thought he was are still sometimes teasing at the back of his mind, which is disconcerting, he needs to know who he is. After some searching he found an explanation for the flu in the infirmary, but knowing what it happened doesn't make it any less strange.
(OOC: Cassian is recovering from IMDB flu and knows who he is once more but a character can still catch the flu from him.)
The thoughts from the man he thought he was are still sometimes teasing at the back of his mind, which is disconcerting, he needs to know who he is. After some searching he found an explanation for the flu in the infirmary, but knowing what it happened doesn't make it any less strange.
(OOC: Cassian is recovering from IMDB flu and knows who he is once more but a character can still catch the flu from him.)

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"You look like shit," he says, flatly. "Need me to cook you something?"
Even being busy and sleep-deprived can't kill Yamato's mother hen instincts.
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Cassian shifts his partly empty soup bowl over so that Yamato can use the low table.
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He'll get into details, but he wants to be sure that Cassian's okay first. He does put his work down on the low table, though.
"What's up? You really don't look healthy."
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He doesn't look horribly sick just worn out.
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Cassian might not look too sick, but even if he's recovering, this is something that clearly requires action. So, Yamato heads off to the kitchen and doesn't return for about ten minutes.
When he does, it's with a flask of something that smells very strongly of ginger and garlic.
"Here. Shoga-yu. It's got ginger, honey, yuzu, potato starch, and I've added some garlic, too," he says, firmly. "Drink."
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Cassian takes the flask and attempts to sniff it and his eyes go wide as the ginger clears his sinuses, "That's potent."
Then he takes a sip and then another.
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It's the obvious question, Yamato feels.
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And then if they need to be eliminated.
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It's the kind of work he wouldn't be comfortable doing, but the usefulness of it isn't lost on him.
"Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic, possibly. Or maybe not," he says, as far as his own mission goes. "The Mystery Man's got himself an army to flatten a trading town with. I volunteered our services for keeping it unflattened. The odds aren't great, at least in purely numerical terms, but I've got plans, and now all that's left is to keep making preparations until the day."
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It seems like the sort of problem that Yamato and the Chosen would take on, "Would it help to review your plans with me? I can be a new pair of eyes and I'm used to horrible odds."
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Since they seem to be talking shop (proverbially speaking), he may as well offer help.
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"I've been keeping watch there but might need to get a little closer."
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He touches the screen to show the various surveillance that he has access to.
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He'd rather not use his Willix alias because there are enough camera droids, it could be too risky.
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Nobody likes bureaucrats.
"Got all the documents you'll need for that? Someone'll definitely ask to see it, and if you're unlucky, they're going to be the sort of person who's enough of a stickler for admin that they'll see any irregularities in your papers immediately."
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Well, that'd be as useless as Cassian telling him not to take any risks on his mission. The risks are already baked in. Missions like this are just 100% risk.
"All right," he says, picking up a few maps. "Which part of these plans do you want to hear about: The general defence of the town, or the plan to deal with MetalEtemon?"
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"Start with general defense and then get specific about MetalEtemon."
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Not that either of them have places to be when one of them is sick with the last lingering vestiges of flu, and the other one is half-asleep.
"So, we're outnumbered maybe eight to one, as things stand, by an army composed of three different bandit groups and a few miscellaneous mercenaries. It's mostly Hanumon, Troopmon, and Bakemon. Apart from a numbers advantage, they also have a level advantage -- almost half our forces are Child-levels, whereas they're all Adult-levels."
Which is a decently huge difference in power.
"We've got a wall, but if we try to fight them back from there, they'll just kill us all. Getting caught in open combat is the fastest way for us to die," he says. "So, we man the wall long enough to thin out their numbers with cannons and catapults, lure them in, then retreat and let them take it. Drag them into the town."
He taps multiple points on the map, indicating a lot of traps, before moving to tap ambush spots and sneak attack positions. "From there, it's guerilla tactics. We wear them down with traps, sneak attacks, ambushes; confuse them by flooding the streets with smoke and ash to lower visibility; but we never commit. Small groups only -- I assigned everyone into squads that maximise the advantages each of their abilities give them a while ago."
His mouth twists a little as he points at the castle. "Eventually, though, even with those tactics, they're going to reach the castle, but if we pull this off, their numbers will be severely reduced by then. A few hundred 'mons will defend the castle, while the rest of our forces use these maintenance tunnels and waterways to get behind the enemy and trap them in a pincer movement."
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The losses are always heavy when doing guerilla warfare, its all about trying to last longer than your enemy.
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He rubs the back of his neck, a little awkwardly.
"-- But, er. If the canary won't sing ..."
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