Mission // The Adder Transaction

from Twin City Sprawl Hosted by Andrew Schumacher

After the team secures their role as back up for the Gear Head Transaction team, they immediately demonstrate why trusting shadowy thugs is a bad idea for a corporation. The paparazzi get an interview with Mantis. Hammers strike on the bridge and bullets fly into the riot, so the chaos ensues.

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