[ Tseng brings both hands before his stomach. He alternates between both hands, tugging down the leather glove on his palm before he lowers his arms again to his sides. He gives Rude another glance before he continues toward the hideout. They had quite a few buildings of operations, underground bases, and hideouts from just about every direction from Midgar on out. It was only natural Shinra's resources trickled out like a web with Midgar in the center like a hive. Tseng did not doubt if he was unable to secure this place then he would find one soon enough. Even better with Rude to accompany him. If anyone knows Reno's pattern of habits it would be Rude.
Although Tseng manages well enough to pick up the trail of his Turks, there just wasn't a better seeker than one's partner.
Tseng leads Rude through a tight alleyway which soon opens up into a wood processing plant. The smell was sudden once they made it to the clearing. The crowd in town had its unique smell of overworked, exhausted, injured, and sweaty bodies. The population masked the smell of the plant well enough to make the exchange of odor quite noticeable. While freshly sliced wood often brings a breath of pleasant natural smells, the plant uses chemicals in their lumber processing which gives off gasses akin to the scent of rotting cabbage, or sulfur.
Tseng gives Rude a small glance as he presses onward. An old log cabin sits a few hundred yards from the plant. Last Tseng had known of the place was that it belonged to the plant's owner and whoever filled in as the on-call managers for the plant. The basement to the lodge belonged to the plant's investor: Shinra. Which, of course, wasn't accessible outside of the select few Shinra employees.
It was midday by the time they reached the lodge. Tseng leads Rude around to the backside. There's a heavy, large, secure door in which Tseng activates and the both of them enter the exclusive entryway for Shinra without coming across anyone on their trek. Tseng figures one of two things: the residents of this lodge are at work or they're in town helping out with the influx of refugees.
After a long journey down a sloped hallway, they come to the foyer of the basement, which is absolutely fashioned to the late Shinra's preference. Throughout the foyer are several hallways that lead to different divisions within the hideout. Tseng leads Rude down toward some stairs. They take the stairs leading down to the bottom floor. There are a few rooms on this floor but the one Tseng goes to is the security room. After accessing the code to unlock the door he looks to Rude and nods to him. Allowing the man to go inside first before Tseng follows. ]
The doors and lights are circuited off the main power grid for the lodge and plant. Everything else unnecessary is on stand by. This is to save resources when there is no one here at this location.
[ It's not that Tseng has to explain these things. ]
Now that we're here we will be utilizing more power off the main conduit. Which may off put some power to the plant.
[ Tseng busies himself at the control panel. It should be enough to access the CTV for Kalm and maybe link up to the network which they can use to find out where their missing counterparts are. ]
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Although Tseng manages well enough to pick up the trail of his Turks, there just wasn't a better seeker than one's partner.
Tseng leads Rude through a tight alleyway which soon opens up into a wood processing plant. The smell was sudden once they made it to the clearing. The crowd in town had its unique smell of overworked, exhausted, injured, and sweaty bodies. The population masked the smell of the plant well enough to make the exchange of odor quite noticeable. While freshly sliced wood often brings a breath of pleasant natural smells, the plant uses chemicals in their lumber processing which gives off gasses akin to the scent of rotting cabbage, or sulfur.
Tseng gives Rude a small glance as he presses onward. An old log cabin sits a few hundred yards from the plant. Last Tseng had known of the place was that it belonged to the plant's owner and whoever filled in as the on-call managers for the plant. The basement to the lodge belonged to the plant's investor: Shinra. Which, of course, wasn't accessible outside of the select few Shinra employees.
It was midday by the time they reached the lodge. Tseng leads Rude around to the backside. There's a heavy, large, secure door in which Tseng activates and the both of them enter the exclusive entryway for Shinra without coming across anyone on their trek. Tseng figures one of two things: the residents of this lodge are at work or they're in town helping out with the influx of refugees.
After a long journey down a sloped hallway, they come to the foyer of the basement, which is absolutely fashioned to the late Shinra's preference. Throughout the foyer are several hallways that lead to different divisions within the hideout. Tseng leads Rude down toward some stairs. They take the stairs leading down to the bottom floor. There are a few rooms on this floor but the one Tseng goes to is the security room. After accessing the code to unlock the door he looks to Rude and nods to him. Allowing the man to go inside first before Tseng follows. ]
The doors and lights are circuited off the main power grid for the lodge and plant. Everything else unnecessary is on stand by. This is to save resources when there is no one here at this location.
[ It's not that Tseng has to explain these things. ]
Now that we're here we will be utilizing more power off the main conduit. Which may off put some power to the plant.
[ Tseng busies himself at the control panel. It should be enough to access the CTV for Kalm and maybe link up to the network which they can use to find out where their missing counterparts are. ]