D8 LE - No One Expects the Londine Inquisition

[Claudius Reins]

Reins presents himself at the main gates of the Harkonnen outpost, Imperial credentials in hand and begins requesting to make a unannounced surprise inspection of the books of the facility. At his side is a large hound.

(free kage post of the day)
(plan is to cause a stink, including drawing attention by the bonkers request of having my dog come in to the offices for the audit)

Passive Scrutiny - What can I notice about the guard post/guards?

[Kannon]

[Security is thick. Many, well-armed, well-placed. Automated systems present.]

He was immediately denied such things given this base had officially nothing to do with spice mining. It was a military outpost and a commercial hub with the investment of several houses present. But his was on the list - a provisions importer. His dog wasn't raising as much ruckus as he might have hoped. He could of course escalate, but the dog was not exactly a part of the delegation enough to not be laser-cut down by one of Harkonnen soliders at a slightest indication of trouble.

[Claudius Reins]

Gain trait walking razor edge for scene.

Reins pushes a little further being very careful not to attract enough attention to get them killed, but enough to draw eyes.

Inquisition- Distraction Check - duty/Communication - Thoery into practice, Intense Study - Walking Razor edge 14/8 TN 3-1 = 2: 2#1d20 19 14

1/2 success no added bonus. (Diff lowered from 3 with trait)

Unfortunately the added security does effect his ability to push too much and he decides to retreat before pushing them to take action.

[Kannon]

[Complication: Monitored]

Reins' errant behaviour drew attention to himself though; not enough to distract, but enough to put a red spot on his head. And that of his dog.

[Claudius Reins]

Reins responds by backing up carefully, and returning back to the Frigate with no further fuss.

[Kannon]

Thankfully, the thopter had already been out. He'd bought them just enough time.

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