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Line 28: ===Part 1=== ===Part 1=== {{quote|''Defeated and battered, the [[1st Rim Commonality Guards|Chaos Irregulars]] find themselves on the game world of [[Noisiel]]. Can they rebuild their unity? Or will forces both within and without propel the Irregulars down diverging paths? (First of two parts)''}} {{quote|''Defeated and battered, the [[1st Rim Commonality Guards|Chaos Irregulars]] find themselves on the game world of [[Noisiel]]. Can they rebuild their unity? Or will forces both within and without propel the Irregulars down diverging paths? (First of two parts)''}} − Dead set on seeking employment as far as possible from the [[Capellan Confederation]] following their encounter with [[Warrior House Kamata]] on [[El Giza]] (who only let them live because of a perceived karmic debt), the Chaos Irregulars have set up shop on Noisiel. However, they have failed to secure a new contract and are running out of money; the death benefits and reimbursements they had to pay for the losses during the last mission have depleted their reserves. + Dead-set on seeking employment as far as possible from the [[Capellan Confederation]] following their encounter with [[Warrior House Kamata]] on [[El Giza]] (who only let them live because of a perceived karmic debt), the Chaos Irregulars have set up shop on Noisiel. However, they have failed to secure a new contract and are running out of money; the death benefits and reimbursements they had to pay for the losses during the last mission have depleted their reserves. It finally dawns on them that the [[Noisiel 'Mech Games]] double as a presentation to potential employers. With six weeks to prepare, the Chaos Irregulars enter the qualifying competitions while Captains [[Obadiah Jacoam|Obadiah "Jake" Jacoam]] and [[Ariel Peregrine]] prepare to improve their social skills by means of hiring a "social consultant", to get along with potential employers in the [[Lyran Alliance]]. At the Gamesman's Ball, Ariel Peregrine meets (and subsequently spends the night with) [[Giovanni Simson]], a somewhat mysterious potential employer. It finally dawns on them that the [[Noisiel 'Mech Games]] double as a presentation to potential employers. With six weeks to prepare, the Chaos Irregulars enter the qualifying competitions while Captains [[Obadiah Jacoam|Obadiah "Jake" Jacoam]] and [[Ariel Peregrine]] prepare to improve their social skills by means of hiring a "social consultant", to get along with potential employers in the [[Lyran Alliance]]. At the Gamesman's Ball, Ariel Peregrine meets (and subsequently spends the night with) [[Giovanni Simson]], a somewhat mysterious potential employer.
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{{quote|''Defeated and battered, the [[1st Rim Commonality Guards|Chaos Irregulars]] find themselves on the game world of [[Noisiel]]. Can they rebuild their unity? Or will forces both within and without propel the Irregulars down diverging paths? (First of two parts)''}} | {{quote|''Defeated and battered, the [[1st Rim Commonality Guards|Chaos Irregulars]] find themselves on the game world of [[Noisiel]]. Can they rebuild their unity? Or will forces both within and without propel the Irregulars down diverging paths? (First of two parts)''}} | ||
| − | Dead set on seeking employment as far as possible from the [[Capellan Confederation]] following their encounter with [[Warrior House Kamata]] on [[El Giza]] (who only let them live because of a perceived karmic debt), the Chaos Irregulars have set up shop on Noisiel. However, they have failed to secure a new contract and are running out of money; the death benefits and reimbursements they had to pay for the losses during the last mission have depleted their reserves. | + | Dead-set on seeking employment as far as possible from the [[Capellan Confederation]] following their encounter with [[Warrior House Kamata]] on [[El Giza]] (who only let them live because of a perceived karmic debt), the Chaos Irregulars have set up shop on Noisiel. However, they have failed to secure a new contract and are running out of money; the death benefits and reimbursements they had to pay for the losses during the last mission have depleted their reserves. |
It finally dawns on them that the [[Noisiel 'Mech Games]] double as a presentation to potential employers. With six weeks to prepare, the Chaos Irregulars enter the qualifying competitions while Captains [[Obadiah Jacoam|Obadiah "Jake" Jacoam]] and [[Ariel Peregrine]] prepare to improve their social skills by means of hiring a "social consultant", to get along with potential employers in the [[Lyran Alliance]]. At the Gamesman's Ball, Ariel Peregrine meets (and subsequently spends the night with) [[Giovanni Simson]], a somewhat mysterious potential employer. | It finally dawns on them that the [[Noisiel 'Mech Games]] double as a presentation to potential employers. With six weeks to prepare, the Chaos Irregulars enter the qualifying competitions while Captains [[Obadiah Jacoam|Obadiah "Jake" Jacoam]] and [[Ariel Peregrine]] prepare to improve their social skills by means of hiring a "social consultant", to get along with potential employers in the [[Lyran Alliance]]. At the Gamesman's Ball, Ariel Peregrine meets (and subsequently spends the night with) [[Giovanni Simson]], a somewhat mysterious potential employer. | ||