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Lily may be great in a combat situation, but attempting to be innocuous in Freeside as a 9 foot tall blue monster would be hard for anyone. Especially when the blue monster can turn invisible.
Sending Kreger and Lily down to Freeside was an attempt to tackle the Salvatore situation in a non-violent way. But a series of borderline comedic incidents reverse any progress you’ve made on the organized crime front and may have made the situation harder to resolve.
The first incident happened when Kruger was attempting to poke around one of the safe houses Boone had sighted last month. Everything was going well and Kreger was gaining valuable information on their operation and some recurring targets.
Things were going well until a group of passing soldiers on leave in Freeside saw his Secretary of Defense and gave him a full-throated salute right in front of a group of Salvatore gang members. It is his position as SecDef that saved him from a thorough beating, plus the group of soldiers that quickly stepped in to defend the elderly Enclave captain from any further provocation.
Maybe this would have been chalked up to coincide if Lily hadn’t had her own run-in. She had much better luck (and skill) but her own nature was her undoing. She had been camped out across the street from a safe house, tracking comings and goings, having marked three more points of interest and a handful more lieutenants. This work was greatly successful up until one evening when he stayed out later than he should, trying to head home around midnight.
Unfortunately for him, he passed right in front of a safe house and the mafiosos loitering outside wanted a toll for passing through the street. One thing led to another and the kid began to get roughed up by the Salvatores. Something maternal in Lily flared up and she leapt from the second floor of her building and charged the group, breaking the neck of two Salvatores before the rest scattered. While she may have stopped an assault, the two run-ins with Courier-aligned personnel have seen the Salvatores scatter like rats.
They’ve abandoned their current safe houses and many of the identified lieutenants have gone to ground, staying off the streets for the time being. The only silver lining is the activity of the Family has decreased substantially, but this is predicted to be temporary and now they are aware they’ve caught the eye of the Courier.
Sending Kreger and Lily down to Freeside was an attempt to tackle the Salvatore situation in a non-violent way. But a series of borderline comedic incidents reverse any progress you’ve made on the organized crime front and may have made the situation harder to resolve.
The first incident happened when Kruger was attempting to poke around one of the safe houses Boone had sighted last month. Everything was going well and Kreger was gaining valuable information on their operation and some recurring targets.
Things were going well until a group of passing soldiers on leave in Freeside saw his Secretary of Defense and gave him a full-throated salute right in front of a group of Salvatore gang members. It is his position as SecDef that saved him from a thorough beating, plus the group of soldiers that quickly stepped in to defend the elderly Enclave captain from any further provocation.
Maybe this would have been chalked up to coincide if Lily hadn’t had her own run-in. She had much better luck (and skill) but her own nature was her undoing. She had been camped out across the street from a safe house, tracking comings and goings, having marked three more points of interest and a handful more lieutenants. This work was greatly successful up until one evening when he stayed out later than he should, trying to head home around midnight.
Unfortunately for him, he passed right in front of a safe house and the mafiosos loitering outside wanted a toll for passing through the street. One thing led to another and the kid began to get roughed up by the Salvatores. Something maternal in Lily flared up and she leapt from the second floor of her building and charged the group, breaking the neck of two Salvatores before the rest scattered. While she may have stopped an assault, the two run-ins with Courier-aligned personnel have seen the Salvatores scatter like rats.
They’ve abandoned their current safe houses and many of the identified lieutenants have gone to ground, staying off the streets for the time being. The only silver lining is the activity of the Family has decreased substantially, but this is predicted to be temporary and now they are aware they’ve caught the eye of the Courier.
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