L3GW0RK // The Adder Transaction

from Twin City Sprawl Hosted by Andrew Schumacher

Team prepares for the coming protest // interception job for Better Living Industries. Sara meets Mr. Smiles at his chop shop to get a disguise vehicle. Mantis stops by the no good cousin-in-law to get a scoop on the GearHead and sends the intel to a good friend. Chuck Finds his way into a corporate office for a bold ploy.

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