On no yes I am... urk.
Ah to be a Redshirt. Literally if not figuratively. Remember when I said everyone dead or captured? So I was wrong, but only because Murphy wanted to twist the knife in a little deeper.
Good old Jaleg Yorulis, I knew him well. All right not really, his page time can be measured in two primary scenes and a few supporting roles in the cockpit of his Mech. Scene 1- Introduction, look at the wet behind the ears kids. Scene 2- "Maybe we should sign up with the Kuritans, we can't win after all."
So when Grayson leaves him behind, on the next mission, you can expect things are not going to end well for Jaleg.
They don't, really don't, but not before Murphy gets to twist the knife deeper. Nothing like a dying man in your arms to tell you that your base is captured, your Techs are prisoners, and oh right, there's a company of Mechs waiting for you.
Yeah for that kind of fun Murphy will let a man get up and walk away from being gunned down by a Phoenix Hawk's machine guns... twice.
Murphy is on an unholy tear now. Base wiped out, Red shirt dying in Grayson's arms, no where to go, no where to run... What else can go wrong?
Oh look, ambush!
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How the heck do you survive being machine gunned twice by .50 calibre rounds it beats me.
Well good luck Grayson your going to need it with being what in a Shadow Hawk and some bug trio 'mechs most likely for support vs something that will most likely out weight you a lot.
Man Murphy sure loved playing with the GDL for four decades, Murphy is a bastard.
Ha!