Marching Orders
Posted: Tue Jun 25, 2013 4:57 pm
He rode up on a motorcycle and parked it in the visitors parking. It was from the base so he didn't give a fuck what happened to it after he was done with it. He was surprised that they'd let him use it to ferry his own ass across the city to reach the facility. He took the tooth pick from his mouth and looked up at the building. With a roll of his eyes, he put the tooth pick back between his lips, gnawing on it as he opened the packs on the bike to get his ruck sack out.
Tate traveled light. He always did. Commendations on his record indicate that he could find resources wherever he was dropped even if it was the desert. He was resourceful. He liked to blow shit up. He had a classified number of official kills on an equally classified roster of jobs that he'd been handling for the last year. Now he was here. He hefted the ruck-sack over his shoulder and thumped the lid closed. A gloved fist thunked the top of it and off he went.
Fatigues were gods gift. Comfortable. Camouflage. Easy to move in. Easy to wash. His boots were standard issue but he'd had them for six months so they were well broken in. They shined too. His boots were perfectly shined. His fatigues were meticulously cared for as well. He was a man who saw each detail and left nothing to chance. His dog tags clanked slightly as he walked but that was the only real sound from him.
A gloved hand caught the door and jerked it open so he could step into the lobby. Time to see where these new marching orders took him.
Tate traveled light. He always did. Commendations on his record indicate that he could find resources wherever he was dropped even if it was the desert. He was resourceful. He liked to blow shit up. He had a classified number of official kills on an equally classified roster of jobs that he'd been handling for the last year. Now he was here. He hefted the ruck-sack over his shoulder and thumped the lid closed. A gloved fist thunked the top of it and off he went.
Fatigues were gods gift. Comfortable. Camouflage. Easy to move in. Easy to wash. His boots were standard issue but he'd had them for six months so they were well broken in. They shined too. His boots were perfectly shined. His fatigues were meticulously cared for as well. He was a man who saw each detail and left nothing to chance. His dog tags clanked slightly as he walked but that was the only real sound from him.
A gloved hand caught the door and jerked it open so he could step into the lobby. Time to see where these new marching orders took him.