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"Move up!" Dakota spat into her mask, racing across the No Man's Land between parking bays.

"Right behind ya', boss!" Kim chirped, positioning behind Sybil and crouching behind her ballistic shield. The DTI Dolls had picked up on Blank tactics -- more often than not, DTI had taught their agents to target the legs instead of center-of-mass. They gladly took the chance to disable the seemingly unstoppable experimental soldiers. Shots to the chest often hardly phased Blanks, the KHOROS troopers continuing to advance even after sustaining grievous injuries. The lightly-armed Pistol DO/Ls aimed for the legs and hips. Best case scenario -- they shattered bone, literally forcing the Blanks to stop their zombie-like relentless pursuit.

Hench the ballistic shields. The Blank Corps had been issued a handful of shields -- thick enough to deflect the standard 9mm round employed by the greater number of Dolls. Like the Blanks, fear rarely factored into the tactics of Dolls. Agents of DTI had been trained under the effects of mind-altering chemicals, snapping the formerly human Dolls into machine-like killers. But, watching as their small arms bounced harmlessly off Sybil's shield, the Pistol Dolls briefly broke cover. Kimberly grasped the advantage, popping up from behind Sybil to unleash a barrage from her KHOROS custom P90.

The Blanks would have the area secured within the hour with minimal casualties. Another success to report to KSG-Intelligence.

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A picture to show off Kim, Sybil, Dakota and more Blanks in combat against DTI Dolls ( TangledSyntax ) -- Blanks couldn't take that previous loss! Dolls and Blanks are surprisingly similar -- Dolls are illegal soldiers, while Blanks are a secret corp of mercenaries with tacit legality to operate in most First World Nations. Dolls mostly operate in the Second and Third Worlds, where mercenaries flourish. While they are fighting here -- and do fight often -- KHOROS and DTI are open to working together under the right circumstances. War is just business, right?

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"Move up!" Dakota spat into her mask, racing across the No Man's Land between parking bays.

"Right behind ya', boss!" Kim chirped, positioning behind Sybil and crouching behind her ballistic shield. The DTI Dolls had picked up on Blank tactics -- more often than not, DTI had taught their agents to target the legs instead of center-of-mass. They gladly took the chance to disable the seemingly unstoppable experimental soldiers. Shots to the chest often hardly phased Blanks, the KHOROS troopers continuing to advance even after sustaining grievous injuries. The lightly-armed Pistol DO/Ls aimed for the legs and hips. Best case scenario -- they shattered bone, literally forcing the Blanks to stop their zombie-like relentless pursuit.

Hench the ballistic shields. The Blank Corps had been issued a handful of shields -- thick enough to deflect the standard 9mm round employed by the greater number of Dolls. Like the Blanks, fear rarely factored into the tactics of Dolls. Agents of DTI had been trained under the effects of mind-altering chemicals, snapping the formerly human Dolls into machine-like killers. But, watching as their small arms bounced harmlessly off Sybil's shield, the Pistol Dolls briefly broke cover. Kimberly grasped the advantage, popping up from behind Sybil to unleash a barrage from her KHOROS custom P90.

The Blanks would have the area secured within the hour with minimal casualties. Another success to report to KSG-Intelligence.

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A picture to show off Kim, Sybil, Dakota and more Blanks in combat against DTI Dolls ( TangledSyntax ) -- Blanks couldn't take that previous loss! Dolls and Blanks are surprisingly similar -- Dolls are illegal soldiers, while Blanks are a secret corp of mercenaries with tacit legality to operate in most First World Nations. Dolls mostly operate in the Second and Third Worlds, where mercenaries flourish. While they are fighting here -- and do fight often -- KHOROS and DTI are open to working together under the right circumstances. War is just business, right?