Shadowrun game in an alternate, homebrew universe.
 | Given that the room is a morgue and not a medical facility, drugs are not typically used in the line of work done here. It is therefor no surprise that there are no knockout drugs to be found. The IT guys are unconscious though and will likely be unconscious for a good hour or more. The only obvious implants they seem to have are datajacks. |
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, , , ,  | It takes Chougou little effort to smash the commlinks and ensure they are non-functional. Once that's done, all there is to do is wait for the drug to wear off and hope no one else comes checking on the room. You've been in the morgue for what seems like hours before your limbs start to regain their feeling and you finally venture outside into the hallway. The elevator is nearby and requires a key card to activate, which you've luckily managed to procure from the bodies of the unconscious IT professionals you've stuffed into refrigerator lockers. Once you get to the floor below, a quick look around eventually reveals a sign pointing to the server room. You come across a handful of Cowboy officers but all seem pretty much too busy to give any of you a second glance, thanks to the disguises Kitaro is currently maintaining. When you finally get to the server room, you find the door locked. Next to the door are both a card reader and a palm scanner. Hopefully your key card should bypass the former, but the latter will require a bit more involvement... |
, , , , , , , , , | Through his spell, Kitaro senses people walking around on other floors and some in the surrounding offices. He senses no one in the server room though. Meanwhile Fuchougou checks out the panel and thinks he might be able to hack it, but it will be significantly tougher than hacking the cameras was. |
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Fuchougou plugs his universal data cable into an access port on the scanner and manages to just barely get a mark on it. He's going to need two more to get the privileges required to unlock the door though. |
 | Attaching the wiretap to the lock, you wait a moment as Rokudenashiko does her magic. A few moments later the lock flashes green and the wire tap self destructs. You push open the door revealing a chilly server room with a large server in the center. A pair of rotodrones spring to life from charging stations on the walls, each sporting weaponry which is pointed at you. A robotic voice states, "Please state your Cowboy Badge number for vocal recognition." |
| A quick check of the badge does in fact reveal that it has a number on it: CS-867-5309-J. Presumably this is the number the drone is referring to. |
| Kitaro does his best to impersonate a person from the couple of sentences worth of voice he heard through the door, even trying the cold thing. Unfortunately he has very little idea what kind of voice he's aiming for so it is kind of a random shot in the dark. The drones' speaker say, "Invalid voice print. You have 10 seconds to vacate the premises before lethal force is authorized. 10..." |
, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | The drone counts down from 10 as Fuchougou feverishly attempts to hack the two of them in an attempt to shut them down before everyone gets shot. Kitaro and Ichigo nervously prepare for combat while the ghoul is completely unconscious and unaware of the countdown. "5.... 4... 3... 2... 1..." drone counts down until suddenly both drones clatter to the ground, devoid of power. Seems he managed to get through by the skin of his teeth. |
| The datatap appears designed to clamp onto a cable rather into a port. Fuchougou finds what he believes to be a large data cable and clamps the datatap onto it. A needle in the clamp inserts itself into the cable and forms a wireless connection to the server. Seconds later a coded message arrives from Roku: >>>>> Transferring data now. Thanks. |
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