He gestures to some of the regular Shivers, then the injured civilians.Medical Shiver wrote:Want us to stop them dying?
Medical Shiver wrote:Make sure none of them are employees.
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He gestures to some of the regular Shivers, then the injured civilians.Medical Shiver wrote:Want us to stop them dying?
Medical Shiver wrote:Make sure none of them are employees.


If you could make sure this guy here isn't going to die any time soon I'd appreciate it. We need to extract some information from him so not being dead would help.
The medic goes to work, using a small computer to diagnose the injuries. He takes a small circular device with a sharp metal tube coming from it and rams it into the man's chest. He screams.Medical Shiver wrote:Got it.
It seems none of the other people are SLA employees, so the Shivers ignore them.Medical Shiver wrote:He's got a punctured lung from a broken rib penetrating it. That'll stop it collapsing. If he starts coughing up foamy blood check it's clear. He's got a few other injuries but they're not life threatening.
They start packing up and heading for the APC.Medical Shiver wrote:Booper should be here at some point. They'll patch up what's left of the rest of them, if they live that long.

I really think we should just had this guy over because if he's this banged up, he'd be better off in the Company's hands IMO.Thanks for the help.

Better off in what sense? If he lives, it'll only be so they can get information from him. Until he is terminally broken by the information removal techniques.deject wrote:I really think we should just had this guy over because if he's this banged up, he'd be better off in the Company's hands IMO.
Hal, to the injured guy, quietly wrote:Heres your choice, chum. You can go with these nice Shivers, probably never to be seen again. Or, you can come with us, tell us what we need to know and take us where we want to go, and we might lose track of your current location whilst our attention is focussed on bigger matters. I would prefer the latter, less work for us.

I kinda thought that was the point, to get information from him.Joose wrote:
Better off in what sense? If he lives, it'll only be so they can get information from him. Until he is terminally broken by the information removal techniques.


Yeah, but that will take time. He will need to be taken back somewhere, healed up enough so he doesn't keel over dead before they can ask him anything, then no doubt he would need to be scheduled in for the next available torture slot, they will take their time to make sure they get everything they can out of him, then there will probably be all sorts of forms and reports to fill in which would need us to fill in some sort of information requisition form, etc, etc. By which time, if they have any brains at all, his mates will have packed up shop and fucked off somewhere else.deject wrote:I kinda thought that was the point, to get information from him.



Tek Trex Suit wrote:I'd rather take my chances with you than your department of extraction.

I'll make sure to check him over for weapons and get some handcuffs or similar off the Shivers and on him before I bundle him in.Hal wrote:Sound. You get in the jam jar, tell me where we are goin'. You can fill us in on details on the way. Mr Deject, keep close in case of funny business, yeah?
When I do get him in, im going to make a point of fastening my seat belt, and not his.Hal, to the others wrote:Looks like we might have a location. As soon as this fella squeals I'll pass it on, you guys can meet us there.
TT Suit wrote:There's a maintenance bay at the geo-power shaft on the east side. We.. They've got a lab there, surgery and repairs.

