>>3244741
>>Try to outmaneuver her.

>>3244741
>Let's try out these toys.

>>3244741
>>Let's try out these toys.
We brought a grenade launcher for a reason, guys.

>>3244741
>Let's try out these toys.

>>3244741
I AM NOT SUBJECT TO YOUR LAWS BECAUSE I AM A SELF GOVERNING FREE BORN SOVEREIGN CITIZEN! YOU ARE IN BREECH OF THE PUBLIC TRUST! I AM RIGHTLYFULLY ESTABLISHED!
>Let's try out these toys.

DO YOU AGREE? FAILURE TO REGISTER A RESPONSE IS CONSENT!

>>3244741
>>Let's try out these toys

Don't forget we're traveling not driving so we don't require any registration or licence.

>>3244741
>>Let's try out these toys.

>>3244741
>>Let's try out these toys.

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>>3244776
Shall we wildly fire out weapons into the sky?

>>3244741
YOU HAVE VIOLATED THE NON-AGGRESSION PRINCIPLE WITH AN ASSAULT UPON MY VEHICLE. I HAVE BEEN FORCED TO RESORT TO LETHAL FORCE.

>Let's try out these toys.

>>3244869
PURSUANT TO THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION WE ARE FREE TO DO AS WE PLEASE! WE DO NOT CONSENT!

WE MUST SPEAK TO HER SUPERVISOR!

>>3244741
>>Let's try out these toys.

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>>3244741
Well, no sense letting any of these neat toys you got going to waste. An officer had to be prepared for anything, after all.

The machine gun was good for pure suppression and apitting out bullets, but you weren’t sure how an armored T-Doll like Grizzly would handle it. The shotgun was easier to handle, but that grenade launcher had more oomph, even if it would be a pain to reload between shots...

>Machine gun
>Shotgun
>Grenade launcher
>Other

>>3244945
>Grenade launcher

>>3244945
>Shotgun

>>3244945
>Shotgun

>>3244945
>Grenade launcher

Hippity-hoppity get away from my property.

>>3244945
>>Machine gun

>>3244945
>Machine gun

>>3244945
>>Grenade launcher

Speaking of weapons, with our enhanced muscles, what exactly will actually make us pause to consider whether or not we'll be able to handle it?

>>3244945
>>Grenade launcher

>>3244959
Need to get us a big old hand cannon.

>>3244959
The car you have is a bit cramped, and you have to shoot one handed if you want to maintain control of your vehicle. It’s a miracle you can use such weaponry in this situation in the first place!

>>3244945
>>Machine gun
Long wide street = plenty of line of sight to use the gun in it's most effective range. Grenades would be better when she can't dodge as much.

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>>3244945
>that grenade launcher had more oomph, even if it would be a pain to reload between shots...
Wait, Merc. Why don't we have a revolving grenade launcher?

>>3244959
The only weapons that we'll probably have to worry about are either heavy machineguns that can be shouldered or fired from the hip, or auto-cannons and 20mms.

>>3244989
Because the M-79 has wooden furniture

>>3245113
Wooden furniture is fine when we have someone else to drive for us. When we're one-handed blind firing from a window, we want something that can fire more then one shot before we have to toss it in the backseat and grab another gun.

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>>3244945
You teach for the trusty grenade launcher, an old fashioned break action with a wooden stock. Honestly you’re surprised the RCPD would have such an antique lying around, but you weren’t complaining.

It already had a round preloaded, so all you had to do was pick it up and point it out the window.

Meawhile, Grizzly was still keeping pace with you on her motorbike.

>Try to gain some distance to get a clearer shot.
>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.
>Other

>>3245139
>>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.
Steady...

>>3245139
>>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.
Lure her in with our impeccable driving.

>>3245139
>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.

>>3245139
>>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.

>>3245139
>Try to gain some distance to get a clearer shot.

>>3245139
>>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.

>>3245139
>>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.

>>3245139
>>Try to gain some distance to get a clearer shot.

Any bets for the Heavy Doll?

>>3245139
>Try to lure her in closer so she’ll have less time to react.
If we have time to aim then she'll have time to react.

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Rolled 19, 9, 20 = 48 (3d20)

>>3245139
You keep the grenade launcher hidden just out of sight on your lap to keep Grizzly from seeing it. At the same time, you let off your foot from the pedal to kill a bit your speed. Grizzly starts closing the distance, and upon seeing an apparent opening, she starts to pull up alongside the car.

“PLEASE STOP THE CAR.” She yells over the roar of both vehicle engines. “YOU HAVE FIVE SEC-“

“Surprise!” You grin as you lift the grenade launcher with your free hand and point it out the window at Grizzly.

>Roll 1d20+2

Rolled 3 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3245255

Rolled 7 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3245255
>20
welp shit

Rolled 17 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3245255

Rolled 19 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3245255
Goddamn, she's pretty good at a fight. Now she just needs to avoid starting one.

Rolled 4, 20, 6, 3, 11 = 44 (5d20)

Don't even count my rolling.

>>3245255
>>3245265
Hopefully she gets a -2 penalty for being not awesome.

She has rolled like two twentys already.
Dice Gods please.

>>3245283
Seriously, did someone accidentally send a military t-doll? Because there's no goddamn way she's a standard police model.

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>>3245255
Oh boooooy.

So at this rate, Grizzly is going to beat you pretty handily!

Would you like to use a TIMESTOP to reroll?

>Y
>N

>>3245295
>N

>>3245295
>>N

We're just here to test their capabilities.

>>3245295
>N

>>3245295
Won't matter, just get this test over with so we can go onto the next phase.

>>3245295
>N
Unless she's literally going to like beat him up and injure him. It is just training.

>>3245295
N

>>3245295
>>N

>>3245295
>>N
It's fine, we're just testing them.

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>>3245295
However, the moment your raise your grenade launcher and fire, Grizzly reacts with literal inhuman reflexes. You're barely pulling the trigger when Grizzly draws her sidearm. The loaded grenade barely even leaves the barely when she fires.

The next few seconds are a literal flash and blur, but the best thing you can figure is that Grizzly literally shot your grenade the moment it left the barrel of the launcher, causing it to explode prematurely. The shock and flash of the explosion causes you to lose control of your car and it slides off the road, smashing into a lightpost.

As one final insult, the airbag explodes, pounding you in the face. Your crystal skin unconsciously hardens to protect you from the blow, but it still stings in more ways than one.

You hear the police bike screech to a halt and the crunch of boots on pavement as Grizzly dismounts.

"EXIT THE VEHICLE WITH YOUR HANDS UP." She demands. "YOU HAVE THREE SECONDS TO COMPLY."

You still had quite the armory in your car, though...

>Give up. There's no way you can top that.
>YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE, COPPER!
>Other

>>3245372
>PURSUANT TO THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION I AM FREE TO DO AS I PLEASE! I DO NOT WISH TO LEAVE THE VEHICLE

>>3245372
>>Give up. There's no way you can top that.

I think she's proven her competency at fighting.

>>3245372
>Give up. There's no way you can top that.

>>3245372
>Give up. There's no way you can top that.

Shouldn't she be a SWAT T-Doll if she's capable of this shit?

>>3245372
>PURSUANT TO THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION I AM FREE TO DO AS I PLEASE! I DO NOT WISH TO LEAVE THE VEHICLE

>>3245372
>>Give up. There's no way you can top that.
>>3245383
We should give her over to Barry to train. She sucks at basic patrol work but would do well working with STARS.

>>3245372
>Give up. There's no way you can top that.
It only proves two things, one we should have done the testing with our partner and two she's better off being in special forces than a freaking beat cop.

>>3245372
>>Give up. There's no way you can top that.

>>3245372
>>3245376
this

>>3245372
>>Give up. There's no way you can top that.
Yup, this is done.
Review: Excellent performance

>Okay great work Grizzley I'm impre
>STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE AND LIE DOWN WITH YOUR LEGS SPREAD AND YOUR HANDS ABOVE YOUR HEAD
>Grizz it's okay I'm saying you wo-*shoulder tackle*

>>3245372
>>Give up. There's no way you can top that.

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>>3245372
"All right, all right, I give up." You say as you exit your car, hands raised. "You did pretty we-"

However, you're interrupted when Grizzly practically tackles you and pins you down on the ground as she handcuffs you.

"YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT!" She continues to yell. "ANYTHING YOU SAY OR DO MAY BE USED AGAINST YOU IN A COURT OF LAW."

"All right, that's enough." Lucina says as a loud horn blares, signalling the end of the exercise. "Grizzly, stand down."

Grizzly pauses for moment before raising her sunglasses back up.

"ARREST MODE OFF." She says as she does so. "Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry, was I too rough?"

"Don't worry, it's not nearly as much as he deserves." Lucina says with a sly grin as she walks up to the both of you. "Good work, Grizzly."

"Thank you, Chief!" Grizzly stands up and salutes, finally unpinning you from the ground.

"So, Lewis." Lucina asks, the amused grin still on her face. "What's your evaluation?"

>Seems like she can handle the job.
>Her programming might need a bit more work.
>She is WAY overqualified.
>Other

>>3245459
>>She is WAY overqualified.

>>3245459
>>She is WAY overqualified.

STARS or something.

>>3245459
>She is WAY overqualified.

>>3245459
>Unless you can mod her programming a bit then she'll be good to go, otherwise she's WAY overqualified for patrol and would be better suited for more heavy stuff like STARS.

>>3245459
>Seems like she can handle the job, BUT, talk to her about not escalating the situation.
Handling a civvie being verbally belligerent by ripping his car door off is overreaching. Other than that, well handled.

>>3245459
>Her programming might need a bit more work.
That lean into the window she did is a bad idea not just because of danger to her, but also because it puts pressure on the subject and possibly escalates the situation.

>>3245459
>She is WAY overqualified.
>although at the end there she might bit over the top.

>>3245459
>Her programming might need a bit more work.

>>3245459
>She is WAY overqualified.

>>3245459
>Her programming might need a bit more work.
>She is WAY overqualified.
>as she it is she might be rougher than Hank was back when he was on the force.

>>3245459
>>She is WAY overqualified.
We never even had a chance to do everything we wanted. Quick, effective and efficient, while adapting to unreasonable people. Perfect for minimizing damage while serving the civilian public.

>>3245459
>>She is WAY overqualified.

>>3245459
Can we keep Grizzly and give her HK?

>>3245459
>>She is WAY overqualified for STARS...but that sort of escalation from a patrol officer is going to get someone killed and you buried up to your neck in lawsuits. How about putting her under Barry’s wing?

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>>3245459
"Well." You grunt as you get up to your feet and start brushing the dust off your coat. "I think she's WAY overqualified for 'patrol work.' She seems more like a full on military spec T-Doll or something!"

"My assessments concur with that conclusion." HK adds as she makes her way onto the scene. "Grizzly's performance far exceeds what would be expected of a civilian T-Doll."

"Um, is that a bad thing?" Grizzly frets.

"Hm, that is a good point." Lucina nods.

"She was also a bit too quick to escalate and go into her 'arrest mode'." You point out. "Clearly, whoever programmed her doesn't know much about how police are supposed to operate in the field."

"Evidently." Lucina nods and gives a smug smile at you. "Still, it was worth seeing her kick your ass. I think I'm keeping her just for that."

"What fair and neutral grading criteria." You sigh.

"Still, I suppose you do have a point about her programming. I might pair her up with Barry. Give him something to do."

Oh boy, this little robotic firebrand paired with Barry? That would be a sight to see.

"Okay, Grizzly, you're on standby." Lucina tells the T-Doll and looks to you. "Okay, we're on our third and final exercise. You sure you don't want a break first?"

>A break sounds nice.
>Nah, we can go straight into it.
>Other

>>3245556
>A break sounds nice.

I mean, we had a harrowing experience with a Car chase and grenade blowing up in our face.

>>3245556
>>A break sounds nice.
Bring the sniper and grizz to lunch with us/hk/luciana/star

Chit chat with em' when grizzley isn't freaking out she seems like a nice girl.

>>3245512
No offense Anon, but if we somehow did trade up HK for Grizzly and our dice rolls end up getting worse because of it I'm going to laugh my ass off.

>>3245556
>A break sounds nice, maybe ten minutes or so.

>>3245562
I agree, however I do wonder if Grizzly is really capable of keeping casualties down to a minimum since taking us out was just the one time in a generally controlled environment.

>>3245556
>>A break sounds nice.
>Lucy, what would you think about holding a combined arms excercise with your different T-dolls. They might work well together in the field.

>>3245556
>A break sounds nice.

>>3245556
>>Nah, we can go straight into it.

>>3245556
>>A break sounds nice.
Given the heavy is next, yeah sure. Time to think about what kind of scenario to best test it. Clearing a drug cartel's well-defended underground complex? Breach and charging a building to take down a heavily armed gang? Siege vs open gang warfare in the streets?

>>3245582
Why not just combine two of them for the extra "oh shit" factor?

>>3245582
>>3245588
Maybe have a gang war in the middle of a riot?

>>3245582
Providing police support for the Magical Girl Hunter Bureau in apprehending or neutralizing a rogue magical girl.

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>>3245556
"A break sounds nice." You let out a deep breath. "I'm pretty much hammered."

"Well, it's pretty much lunchtime anyways." Lucina nods. "I can't say the food we serve here is the best, but it's pretty serviceable."

>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.
>Can't we do something a bit more... private?
>Other

>>3245611
>>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.
I want to see what slop they're feeding you.

>>3245611
>>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.

>>3245605
Wouldn't be surprised if Lewis, Carol, and Alice are on the receiving end of it in the future.

>>3245611
>>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.

>>3245611
>>Can't we do something a bit more... private?
Calling dibs on your office!

>>3245620
It doesn't exist anymore, if I remember right since there's officially no magical girls left. We need to more watch out for something like Umbrella getting wind of them and sending out capture teams.

>>3245611
>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.

>>3245611
>Can't we do something a bit more... private?

>>3245611
>>>3245611
>Can't we do something a bit more... private?


>>3245620
>>3245629
We definitely know that Alice is just waiting for the day she gets to use the Doomsday Bunker she built, Carol and Lewis just have to find ways to get out of the city and regroup.

>>3245611
>Yeah, the mess sounds okay.

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>>3245644

Carol would probably have a cake walk getting out of the city with her shapeshifting powers unless they have some sort of way to track her, then it's probably time for Nemesis to come back.

You don't suppose she has a 'male' form she shifts into to escape from the press when she isn't hunting them down like a wolf does to a rabbit?

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>>3245611
"Yeah, the mess sounds okay." You shrug. "What's the worst that can happen?"

"A lot of things, actually." Lucina's face wrinkles in dismay. "But I guess we can suffer it together."

With that, Lucina motions for you and HK to hop into a nearby SUV, which she uses to shuttle you back to the main campus. Grizzly returns to her bike to head the base camp as directed.

This drive is a little quiet at first, but Lucina finally speaks up, breaking the silence.

"So, Lewis." She starts. "What do you think about more T-Dolls being put in the RCPD?"

"I'm not sure I'm the best person to ask that, on the account of being on the wrong side of the bars a little too often." You remind her.

"Don't answer as a hunter, answer as a friend." Lucina sighs. "Please, it would mean a lot to me."

Huh, maybe the pressure of the job really was starting to eat at Lucina.

>I think it's a good idea.
>Can't say I'm that excited about it.
>Other

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>>3245668
>male Carol

I'm guessing "he" is just as beautiful as their model form.

But in all seriousness, probably. She had plenty of opportunities to obtain Y-chromosome samples from people and Lewis

>>3245688
>Can't say I'm that excited about it.

>>3245688
>I think it's a good idea

>>3245688
>It's a complicated answer, on one hand it'll mean there's less lives lost on the police force, on the other hand there's only so many situations that a T-Doll can account for before they get the one that has no hard and fast answer, and that's usually the one that takes more lives than it saves.
Let's casually not mention the idea that the T-Dolls are technically robots and thus can be hacked.

>>3245688
>I think it's a good idea.

>>3245688
>It's a complicated answer, on one hand it'll mean there's less lives lost on the police force, on the other hand there's only so many situations that a T-Doll can account for before they get the one that has no hard and fast answer, and that's usually the one that takes more lives than it saves.

>>3245688
>>I think it's a good idea.

>>3245688
>Can't say I'm that excited about it.

>>3245688
>Little of column A, little of column B.
HK’s like a little sister to us, but the fact that she’s programmed has always been sort of a red flag? I don’t discount their personal integrity, but the notion that that could be changed by others with possible ulterior motives gives me pause.

>>3245688
>>I think it's a good idea.
Overall a good thing to adapt to the changing times. Less potential casualties for the more fragile humans, more cost-efficient police forces compared to hiring normal people, and their good looks certainly don't hurt in making the police force easier on the eyes while gaining better response from the average civilian.

>>3245688
>”I don’t thing the idea of automating the police force is an achievable goal. While it looks like with T-dolls you would have fewer officers on the streets, they still function the best with human input. They always might hit a snag in the real world which their programming can’t provide a satisfactory solution, or worse yet the wrong one. Like Grizzly back there, programming can only account for so many things.”

>>3245688
Well from what I’ve seen so far they can be a lot of help.

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>>3245688
"Well, I'm kinda mixed on the whole thing. Overall, I think it's a good idea. The RCPD can really use T-Dolls to fill in manpower shortages without increasing costs to much, and they can take a hit. I'm just a little concerned that we're pushing these T-Dolls in too fast, though. They're all ultimately programmed, and what happens if they encounter a situation they can't deal with?"

"That's a good point." Lucina nods. "Thanks for your input."

"Also, it just won't be the same, no longer getting arrested by a flesh and blood officer." You joke

"Ha yeah, if they're more like Grizzly then I'll consider it a good thing." Lucina chuckles.

"Do you not have confidence in the integrity of T-Doll programming?" HK asks curiously. "Have we not been loyal and dependable? Fulfilled every task assigned to us?"

>Sorry, forget I said anything.
>It's complicated.
>Other

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>>3245746
>>It's complicated.

>>3245746
>It's complicated.
You're programmed by fallible humans who may have their own agendas. It isn't perfect.

>>3245746
>It's complicated.

>>3245746
>It's complicated HK.
I got no idea how to break it down while we're in front of a group. Probably best to either get the point across briefly or talk to her again in private.

>>3245746
Yes, you have. I trust you with my life HK.
But I also do not intend to let anyone to tamper with your brain. I am not sure if institutionally owned t-dolls can have this assurance, even if Lucina is in charge, because much as I have faith in her integrity and abilities as well, she can’t micromanage everyone everywhere.

>>3245746
>Yes, you have. I trust you with my life HK.
But I also do not intend to let anyone to tamper with your brain. I am not sure if institutionally owned t-dolls can have this assurance, even if Lucina is in charge, because much as I have faith in her integrity and abilities as well, she can’t micromanage everyone everywhere.

Seconding this

>>3245746
>>It's complicated.
While we trust you, not everyone does, nor do we trust every T-Doll.

>>3245746
>>It's complicated.
If we can incorporate >>3245767
in as well, that'd be cool

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>>3245746
"It's.. complicated, HK." You sigh. "I trust you, but I'm no so certain about other T-Dolls, especially if they have different designs and functions. They can't all be the same as you, right?"

"Correct." HK nods, apparently a bit happier now.

"We'll keep a close eye on them." Lucina assures. "Nobody is ready to let T-Dolls run around independently just yet."

"Good to know you're still on top of these things." You grin.

Finally, the three of you reach the main campus building, and Lucina leads you in. Thankfully, you don't really see many other people, many of the cadets already in class or attending to other duties. That meant the lunch line to the mess was practically nonexistent.

However, maybe that was for good reason, when you finally set up to the counter and see the main course is.... mystery meat.

"Oh no." Lucina sighs. "Wonder what they put in it today..."

"Scanning." HK's eyes flash for a moment. "ERROR. Composition of subject matter unknown."

Well that's just great.

>Guess you'll pass.
>What's the worst that can happen?
>Other

>>3245832
>What's the worst that can happen?

>>3245832
>Other
>Dare HK to eat the mystery meat with you

She has a rough equivalent of a stomach right?

>>3245832
>>What's the worst that can happen?

Don't knock it until you try it.

>inb4 Lewis actually likes it due to his physiology

>>3245832
>Guess you'll pass

>>3245832
>What's the worst that can happen?

Do we need to make this a friendly competition amongst us?

>>3245832
>What's the worst that can happen?

>>3245832
>>What's the worst that can happen?
Wooo!!!

>>3245832
>Guess you'll pass.

Why would anyone ever serve mystery meat in the same universe as Umbrella? That's just asking for trouble.

>>3245832
>>What's the worst that can happen?

>>3245832
>What's the worst that can happen?

>>3245832
>>What's the worst that can happen

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>>3245832
"Well, what's the worst that can happen?" You wonder as you pick up a plate of the mystery meat.

"Guess we can suffer it together." Lucina sighs as she takes a plate of her own. "Honestly, I completely forgot to get this crap off the menu..."

You and Lucina find an empty table while HK stands watch. Both you and Lucina just look at the brown... gunk on your plates and then each other awkwardly.

"Let's... dig in, I guess." Lucina says with the resignation of a death row inmate.

"Yeah..." You say as you cautiously scoop some of the mystery meat up with a spoon and take a bite...

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>3245883
Here comes the sniw!

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>3245883

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>3245883

>>3245884
>>3245886
>>3245891
So it's just kind of bland and tasteless to us?

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>>3245883
You work the "meat" around in your mouth and your absolutely amazed at how.... utterly bland it was.

No, seriously, it was the sort of blandness that you couldn't just get on accident. Either whoever made this was trying to achieve this lack of taste deliberately, or there was some really weird and unlikely set of circumstances that led to this outcome. Well, either way, it didn't seem to be harmful to you. For now, at least.

"This came out a lot better than I expected." Lucina sighs in relief.

Wait, this was a better outcome...?

"Anyways, I suppose we should finalize what we should put our last T-Doll through." Lucina continues as she reluctantly swallows another spoonful of mystery meat. "As you know, our third T-Doll is a heavy type. Built to be more resilient than the standard T-Doll in order to perform tactical assaults and breaches."

"So you want a scenario that can draw out all of her strengths." You conclude.

"That's right." Lucina nods.

DRUG BUST: A standard raid on a criminal hideout. No bystanders expected.

HOSTAGE RESCUE: Criminals are holding a hostage in a fortified location. The hostage must be rescued at all costs.

RIOT: There's chaos in the streets as a full blown riot breaks out. The crowd must be controlled and the streets cleared.

>DRUG BUST
>HOSTAGE RESCUE
>RIOT

>>3245906
>DRUG BUST: A standard raid on a criminal hideout. No bystanders expected.

>>3245906
>RIOT AND GANG WAR
FUCKING DAMNIT I WANT A CLUSTERFUCK TO HAPPEN!

>>3245906
>>DRUG BUST
Lock and Load! I expect to see combat shotguns with drum mags, shields, grenades, and more!

>>3245906
>HOSTAGE RESCUE

>>3245906
>HOSTAGE RESCUE

>>3245906
>HOSTAGE RESCUE

She has to “rescue” Lewis from HK.

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>>3245906
"Hostage rescue seems like as good a scenario as any." You shrug as you swallow down the last of the mystery meat.

"Okay, we can make the arrangements, then." Lucina nods. "Will you be participating as well?"

>I'll be the hostage.
>I'll be the hostage taker.
>I'll assist the T-Doll.
>I'll just observe.
>Other

>>3245950
>I’ll be the hostage.

>>3245950
>I'll just observe.

>>3245950
>I'll be the hostage.

>>3245950
>I’ll be the hostage.

>>3245950
>I'll be the hostage taker.

>>3245950
>>I'll be the hostage.

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>>3245950
"I want to get a good up close look." You grin. "I think I'll stand in for the hostage.What do you think?"

"That's certainly... interesting." Lucina pauses. "Okay, I think we can manage that. Let's go."

And with that, Lucina stands up from her seat and exits the mess haul, with you and HK following close behind. Time to see what this "heavy" T-Doll was capable of...

>And that's it for tonight! We'll continue the thread Saturday night so don't miss it!

>>3246016
Thanks for the run OP!

>>3246016
See you next time, boss.

So where should we take Lucy for a first date?

The beach? A scenic view?

>>3246421
Hiking and a picnic up in the Arklay mountains.
What could possibly go wrong?

>>3246470
How about a romantic weekend in a cabin in the woods

>>3246470
>>3246553
I just hope we can get her away from her job for a whole day for some actually relaxation.

She probably has a lot of pent up stress from her job, and expectations for being a peak human.

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>>3246016
"So... this is her?" You wonder as you look at the heavy T-Doll in question.

"Is there a problem?" Lucina raises an eyebrow.

"Well uh, I just figured she'd be a little... thicker built." You try to keep your words diplomatic. The T-Doll in question, the Krupp Steel Gynoid , looked rather lithe and streamlined, slightly moreso than even HK.

"My combat frame is constructed out of a proprietary neosteel alloy that is seven times stronger per ounce than standard armor plate steel." KSG replies simply. "Due to the increased level of protection, there is no need to expand my dimensions beyond that of a standard T-Doll frame."

"It appears that she's optimized to carry external equipment as well." HK points out.

You look to a nearby work table, where you could see what looked to be two large riot shields mounted on a pair of articulated arms, connected by a single belt that presumably attached around KSG's waist.

"Correct. The additional external armor pack increases my level of protection by an additional 700%." KSG remarks, like straight out of a brochure.

"Which is what we're here to test." Lucina says as she chimes in. "So, Lewis, what sort of threat level should we throw at her? I got some STARS members willing to stand in as the opposition, but I can easily throw in a bunch of cadets who can use the experience. Either way, we'll have the other team serve as KSG's backup.

>STARS opposition
>Police cadet opposition.
>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.
>Other

>>3248190
>Police cadet opposition.

>>3248190
>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.

>>3248190
>STARS opposition

>>3248190
>>STARS opposition

>>3248190
>STARS opposition

>>3248190
>>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.

>>3248190
>>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.
No back up, no mercy, just KSG!

>>3248190
>>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.

>>3246553
>>3246586

Better find ways to keep STAR and HK from spying on them. Last thing they need to hear are screams of pleasure from the two.

>>3248190
>Police cadet opposition.
but secretly
>Pit KSG against both STARS and the cadets.

>>3248374
Could give them to Hank in exchange for another photo or autograph of Carol.

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>>3248190
“Hm, well.” You lean in towards Lucina. “How about we combine them both into the opfor? Give her a real challenge.”

“That’s quite tempting.” Lucina nods. “And where would HK fall in all of this?”

Huh, have HK as another roadblock for KSG, or maybe an opportunity to see two different T-Dolls work together?

>HK team up with the opposition.
>HK team up with KSG
>HK sits out.
>Other

>>3248481
>>HK team up with KSG

>>3248481
>>HK team up with KSG

Let's see how KSG does in terms of teamwork as well as to see how 'into it' HK is when it comes to rescuing us.

>>3248481
>HK team up with the opposition.

>>3248481
>HK team up with KSG

>>3248481
>HK team up with KSG

>>3248481
>HK team up with KSG
Give her reference for how to work with people other than us. Useful for emergencies where we're split up for some reason.

>>3248481
>>HK team up with KSG
DPS + Tank = Jolly cooperation!

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>>3248481
“She can team up KSG. See how they work together.” You suggest.

“Good idea.” Lucina grins. “The techies will love all the combat data it posseses”

Lucina the turns to the rest of the gathered cops and shouts out.

“All right! We’ll be handing out you next assignments, so listen up!”

—-

[[COMBAT SYSTEMS BOOTING]]

[[MOTOR FUNCTIONS ONLINE]]

[[SENSORS ONLINE]]

[[WEAPON DATALINK ONLINE]]

[[ALL SYSTEMS NOMINAL]]

[[WELCOME-

>HK
>KSG

>>3248669
>HK

>>3248669
>>HK

"I am all you need."

>>3248669
>>HK

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>>3248669
>HK

How far are we going to take this roleplay?

>>3248669
>>KSG

Since I don't think we'll ever get another chance to play as KSG, while we'll always have HK with us.

>>3248669
>>KSG

>>3248669
>>HK

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>>3248669
[[BATTLE MODE ACTIVATED. ENGAGE AT WILL, HK.]]

Your combat HUD activates as your visual sensors take in new data. Numbers and lines of code discernible only to you begin to light up as the datalink with your weapon activates, feeding you everything from its weight, remaining ammo capacity, down to the micrometers of deflection in the barrel. Visual recognition software also begins tagging items and areas of interest, the largest being that of the other T-Doll, KSG. The heavy T-Doll had her external armor pack on, the pair of heavy shields hovering just off to her sides. In her hands was a heavy shotgun, an ideal weapon for her frontline shock role.

"Are your systems nominal?" KSG asks calmly. "Your wireless datalinks aren't accepting my handshake protocols."

You pause. You were always designed to operate independently, or at least solely with human oversight. It had never occurred to you how much data you were permitted to share with other T-Dolls, especially those from different manufacturers. From your experience, ST-AR and SOPMOD didn't seem interested in it either, making KSG the very first to as a query like that.

Actually, were you even compatible with KSG?

But... Lewis' simulated well being was at stake here. You didn't want to disappoint or embarrass him, either.

>You'd rather operate independently.
>Accept the datalink.
>Other

>>3248929
>>Accept the datalink.

>>3248929
>>You'd rather operate independently.

>>3248929
>>Accept the datalink.
Gotta make senpai proud of us.

>>3248929
>Accept the datalink.

>>3248929
>>Accept the datalink.

>>3248929
>Accept the datalink.

>>3248929
>Accept the datalink.

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>>3248929
While you had some reservations about accepting datalinks from unknown T-Dolls, your desire to assist Lewis took priority and overwrote your concerns.

"My apologies, my external datalinks are shut off as standard electronic protection protocol." You explain to KSG. "I am accepting your handshake protocols."

It only takes a fraction of a second to open up your datalink as an alien set of data rushes into you.

>Roll 1d20+2

Rolled 4 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3249062

Rolled 11 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3249062

Rolled 19 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>3249062

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>>3249062
The initial flood of data is overwhelming, but your processors are able to quickly adjust and compensate, gulping all the new information in and analyzing it, converting the foreign code into a language your own system can understand.

Immediately, your HUD markers around KSG transform. Rather than simple visual tag, your HUD now read out all of KSG's vital data. Her structural integrity, power reserves, weapon ammo count, sensor coverage, and more. You also had a more innate understanding about the options and limitations of her speed and range of movement. You had no doubt that KSG likewise was receiving similar data about you.

<Okay, since it's just the two of us, I think we can safely assume we'll be heavily outnumbered on this operation.> KSG says through the datalink, magnitudes faster than having to vocalize it. <Operational area seems to have limited points of entry.>

KSG then shares her how sensor feed to you, showing you a rather modestly sized office building, three stories high.

<Current location of the hostage is unknown.> KSG remarks. <Number and distribution of hostiles unknown. Recommendations?>

You find yourself wondering what Lewis would do in this situation...

>Charge in and brute force your way through the enemy forces.
>Find some way to infiltrate the building unnoticed.
>Attempt to gather more intelligence before making a move.
>Other

>>3249144
>Find some way to infiltrate the building unnoticed.

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>>3249113

>>3249144
>>Attempt to gather more intelligence before making a move.
When possible and not under time limit, scout out the enemy to know how to best them.

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>>3249144
>Attempt to gather more intelligence before making a move.
time for TACTICAL ESPIONAGE.
First, gather information!

>>3249144
>>Find some way to infiltrate the building unnoticed.
Maybe have HK sneak through some vents?

>>3249144
>>Attempt to gather more intelligence before making a move.

>>3249144
>Attempt to gather more intelligence before making a move.

>>3249167
Maybe if she had a smaller, more compact body

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>>3249144
<I'll conduct preliminary reconaissance.> You inform KSG. <Standby until then.>

<Understood.>

You immediately move out, making sure to stay out of line of sight of any potential sentries or guards. As you close the distance to the target building, your radar pings and beings building an approximate map of the surrounding area. There was a walled courtyard to one side of the office building that would allow you to get directly adjacent to the exterior wall, which would allow your remote sensors to get a read of the interior. On the opposite end, though, was a taller building some distance away. It provided a good vantage point for both surveillance and shooting, but it would isolate you from KSG if either of you needed support.

>Enter the courtyard.
>Enter the taller structure.
>Other

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>>3249217
>>Enter the taller structure.

>>3249217
>Enter the courtyard.

>>3249217
>>Enter the taller structure.

>>3249217
>>Enter the taller structure.

>>3249217
>Enter the courtyard.

>>3249217
>>Enter the courtyard.

>>3249217
>Enter the courtyard.

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>>3249217
You decide to swing wide to enter the courtyard. Your visual and motion sensors don't detect anything, so you're fairly certain that your approach would be safe. It's a simple matter to quietly enter the courtyard and post up right at the foot of the wall, making it difficult if not impossible for anybody inside the building to spot you.

Now, with a combination of your deep penetrating radar, infrared, and EM sensors, you could build a rough picture of enemy positions and movements inside the building, but if the opposition was smart, they'd have set up countermeasures to remote sensing.

You may have to risk trying to get visual confirmation of your targets.

<Status?> KSG asks.

<Reconnaissance in progress.> You respond.

>Just stick to remote sensing.
>Try to get visual confirmation.
>Other

>>3249353
>>Try to get visual confirmation.

>>3249353
>Try to get visual confirmation.

>>3249353
>Try to get visual confirmation.

Any possible upgrades for HK in the future?

>>3249353
>Try to get visual confirmation.

>>3249353
>>Try to get visual confirmation.

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>>3249353
You needed to gain visual confirmation. As your remote sensors start their work, you slowly but certainly scale the wall to get a better view of the target building and its interior...

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 12 (1d20)

>>3249436

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>3249436

>>3249371
Frontal SB Armor, large, wide, and capable of bouncing to minimize damage? Also being able to put gatling guns/missiles in it?
Rear Shock Absorbers to prevent fall damage?
C.B. Type Side Leg Armor for extra ammo??

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>3249436

Rolled 9 (1d20)

>>3249436

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>3249436

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>>3249436
Unfortunately, you cannot determine the exact location of Lewis, but you could narrow it down. He certainly wasn't on the first floor, as it looked to be a rather open lobby area and not a secure area to hold a hostage at all.

You also were able to determine that the dozen or so hostiles patrolling the first floor looked to be rather inexperienced, so they had to be the cadets. Most likely the STARS members were on the upper floors directly guarding Lewis.

<Enemy positions updated.> KSG says as she views your recon data through the datalink. <I can breach the first floor with no issues. The small arms they're carrying are incapable of penetrating my armor.>

<I'm aware." You reply. <Forces in reserve may have heavy ordnance.>

<Then I'll be relying on you to neutralize them." KSG says. <What is your course of action?>

Your logic circuits begin to run. You could link back up with KSG and you can breach together, or you can use KSG as a distraction to bypass the majority of the guards and go directly for Lewis.

>Breach with KSG
>Let KSG be a distraction
>Other

>>3249495
>>Breach with KSG
Annihilate all opposition! KSG in the front for tanking, HK in the back for DPS.

>>3249495
>Let KSG be a distraction

>>3249495
>>Breach with KSG

Don't suppose she could let us borrow one of her shields in an emergency?

>>3249495
>Breach with KSG

>>3249495
>>Breach with KSG

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>>3249495
<Hold position until I can link up with you.> You tell KSG as you quietly disengage. It didn't seem anybody noticed your presence.

KSG herself is posted across the street just out of sight, so linking back up with her was no issue.

<I'm ready to breach.> HK informs you.

<Move. Keep your sensors linked to mine.> You instruct.

<Roger.>

With that, KSG breaks cover and moves forward, her shields raised in a defensive wall in front of you. With your targetting linked to KSG's visual sensors, you don't even need to hold your weapon conventionally, instead raising it above your head over KSG's protecting wall and firing precision bursts at the guards posted externally. Theyr'e quick to go down to the simulated rounds as KSG continues to lumber forward. Rifle barrels jut out of windows and start firing, but the rounds ping harmlessly off of KSG's armor plating. Even though these were weaker simulation rounds, KSG's readouts were showing practically zero damage, even under "simulated" conditions.

KSG, however, is not content to just let you take all the "kills". She raises her shotgun and starts firing as well, filling the windows with buckshot and forcing the hostiles back into cover.

<We're on the clock now.> KSG warns. <They might neutralize the hostage if they believe they have no chance of escape.>

<I have no intention of letting them do that.> You reply as you scan the first floor. <No hostiles detected on this floor.>

<Our only entry points are the stairs or the elevator shaft.> KSG informs you. <Both are most likely booby trapped and guarded.>

<Correct.> You concur. <But you should be able to brute force through them with your specs.>

<Theoretically.> KSG cautions. <I cannot guarantee they do no have weaponry that can penetrate my defenses.>

>Head up the stairs.
>Use the elevator.
>Climb up the building exterior.
>Other

>>3249602
>other

Can we throw KSG through a 2nd story window? or visa versa?

Dynamic Entry, T-Doll style

>>3249602
>Climb up the building exterior.

>>3249602
>>Climb up the building exterior.

>>3249602
>>Climb up the building exterior.
If they're strong enough, use each other as a grapple by firstly holding each other's hands, then throwing one onto the wall above with one hand while holding the wall with another, then whoever is on top does the same thing until they get to the floor they need to be.

Unless regular climbing is just as fast but less risky, then just do it normally.

>>3249602
>>Climb up the building exterior.

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>>3249602
<Alternate suggestion. We scale the building exterior.> You say. <Your additional manipulators should make it easier to climb.>

<I think you're right.> KSG nods as her shield bearing arms twitch ever so slightly. <I can get us up there quickly, but we'll be vulnerable if they spot us.>

<Let me worry about that.> You assure her.

You and KSG quickly hustle outside. You hook at arm around KSG's waist as she uses her regular and shield arms and two legs to punch hand and footholds into the wall and swiftly scale straight up to the third floor.

Meanwhile, you check the status of your external shoulder mounted grenade launcher, which was still operational. Perhaps you should fire a few flashbangs into the third floor to keep them suppressed, but doing so would definitely give away your approach if you did it too early.

>Fire flashbangs now t keep them from firing down at you.
>Wait until the last second to fire for maximum surprise.
>Other

>>3249658
>Wait until the last second to fire for maximum surprise.

>>3249658
>>Wait until the last second to fire for maximum surprise.

>>3249658
>Wait until the last second to fire for maximum surprise.

>>3249658
>>Fire flashbangs now t keep them from firing down at you.
While surprise is nice, this part of the climb is especially vulnerable due to how the manipulators with shields are used as limbs and not protection. Thus better to prevent anything from hindering progress than to care about resistance that can be dealt with full effectiveness when they've got their footing by getting to the floor they need to reach safely.

>>3249658
On second thought >>3249683
Makes a fair point. Changing my vote from>>3249671 to
>>Fire flashbangs now t keep them from firing down at you.

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Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>3249658
Well, we ended up having a tie so we'll have to roll things off!

1. Fire now
2. Fire later

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>>3249748
You immediately start off by firing a volley of flashbangs into the third floor, and the entire level explodes with light, keeping anybody up there from being able to fire down on you and KSG.

Finally KSG reaches the third floor and leaps through one of the shattered windows, locking her shields into defensive stance once again. Your linked senses warn you that there were another dozen hostiles on this floor, all of them heavily armed. No doubt they were all STARS members.

Despite being flashed, they had enough time to form a tight protective perimeter around Lewis, half of them being dedicated to keeping him separated behind a riot shield wall.

The rest had various small arms, but there were two in particular that you had to worry about. One STARS member had an automatic grenade launcher and the other an actual rocket launcher. Were police allowed to even wield something like that? Regardless, they were the biggest threats. The grenade launcher could arc over KSG's shields, becoming a large threat to you, and you were certain that KSG's armor couldn't resist an armor piercing rocket that well.

<I can draw their attention while you recover the hostage.> KSG assures you. <He's essential to mission success.>

>Prioritize rescuing Lewis.
>Prioritize neutralizing the heavy threats.
>Other

>>3249781
>Prioritize neutralizing the heavy threats.

>>3249781
Explosive ordnance indoors? Really?

Going into close range should be enough to keep them from firing, no?

>>3249781
>Prioritize neutralizing the heavy threats.

>>3249781
>>Prioritize rescuing Lewis.
Agree with KSG. She's got this, so focus on the more fragile hostage over the walking tank that was built for this.

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Rolled 19, 5, 9, 16, 10, 8 = 67 (6d20)

>>3249781
<Just keep me protected. I'll deal with them.> You tell KSG as you swing your rifle towards the two heavy weapons STARS members.

>Roll 1d20+1

Rolled 2 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>3249815

Rolled 9 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>3249815

Rolled 7 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>3249815

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Rolled 12, 19, 19 = 50 (3d20)

>>3249815
...

What's with the STAR T-Dolls rolling better than us, what is the Dice God doing?