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→ Breaking It In - Junior will be attending the meeting, generally keeping to himself in a corner and trying to seem as inconspicuous as possible, looking absolutely like a kid that eats his lunch in the bathroom at school. Naturally, he'll be going on the mission, but he can easily seem like he's nervous or scared based on his young age and downcast demeanor, so feel free to try and give him an (unnecessary) pep talk. → Move the Goalposts - Junior's one of those fancy kids who can, surprise, become incorporeal! Having a history in these kind of ventures (supernatural creatures generally notwithstanding), he'll be able to react fast to avoid being chloroformed, and from there run and fight, attempting to wound the kelpies and stop them from chasing him long before he needs to get back to the ADI. He'd realize that if this happened to him, the same thing will likely happen to others, and he'll be available to rescue anyone in danger. Or feel free to pitch in and help him if you see him running (and operating a firearm). → Below the Belt - Junior won't really be too sure what to do here, but he's available to do what he can to help rescue the selkies, especially if he can team up with someone who can provide some leadership and instruction. All in all, he's more of a follower, and he'll act based on a partner's wishes. → Sticky Wicket - Super interested in this prompt! This kind of mission, in particular, is right up Junior's alley, and given his age, he's definitely going to get badly hassled by the street punks. Hell, maybe they'll try and recruit him when they find he doesn't intimidate easily. He'll do everything in his power to keep the package out of their hands, including taking a life, if need be. I'm completely up for someone trying to protect him before they realize he's a capable field agent as well as someone to hold him back and keep him from making a huge mess out of some hoodlums.
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→ Housing: ADI B2
→ Permissions: HERE
→ Breaking It In - Junior will be attending the meeting, generally keeping to himself in a corner and trying to seem as inconspicuous as possible, looking absolutely like a kid that eats his lunch in the bathroom at school. Naturally, he'll be going on the mission, but he can easily seem like he's nervous or scared based on his young age and downcast demeanor, so feel free to try and give him an (unnecessary) pep talk.
→ Move the Goalposts - Junior's one of those fancy kids who can, surprise, become incorporeal! Having a history in these kind of ventures (supernatural creatures generally notwithstanding), he'll be able to react fast to avoid being chloroformed, and from there run and fight, attempting to wound the kelpies and stop them from chasing him long before he needs to get back to the ADI. He'd realize that if this happened to him, the same thing will likely happen to others, and he'll be available to rescue anyone in danger. Or feel free to pitch in and help him if you see him running (and operating a firearm).
→ Below the Belt - Junior won't really be too sure what to do here, but he's available to do what he can to help rescue the selkies, especially if he can team up with someone who can provide some leadership and instruction. All in all, he's more of a follower, and he'll act based on a partner's wishes.
→ Sticky Wicket - Super interested in this prompt! This kind of mission, in particular, is right up Junior's alley, and given his age, he's definitely going to get badly hassled by the street punks. Hell, maybe they'll try and recruit him when they find he doesn't intimidate easily. He'll do everything in his power to keep the package out of their hands, including taking a life, if need be. I'm completely up for someone trying to protect him before they realize he's a capable field agent as well as someone to hold him back and keep him from making a huge mess out of some hoodlums.