[h3]Su-Cheong[/h3]

One of the reason why Su-Cheong requested for a private cabin inside the arming room was her infiltrator suit. The built-in health monitor of her suit would only function in optimal capacity when the fabric directly touched her skin without any hindrance, so was its moisture and temperature balancing features. Su-Cheong approached the corner while she tied her ponytail into bun, quite away from the other squad member and locked herself inside that private cabin. She took off whatever she wore that night, put them in a laundry basin, and let herself slip into the black-colored infiltrator suit. A single push on the wrist-interface forced out all the air and quickly fit the suit tightly to Su-Cheong’s skin. “Ouch!” She flinched when the mechanism squeezed her rather sensitive soft parts. Regardless, the suit still allowed her to move with maximum degree of freedom.

Su-Cheong noticed the console monitor in the arming cabin. Her request for upgrades had been granted. The young woman tested the promised specification and awed by how her body looked almost invisible through the optical camouflage. Regardless, her head was still visible; Su-Cheong noticed the added fabric that she could use to cover her whole head, fully camouflaging her appearance. This was enough for her mission Su-Cheong believed, but she rarely conducted her missions without testing her assumptions. She took no risk of possibly breaking the delicate material of her infiltration suit, though the specification said that it had been applied too, along with the fluidic shock absorber.

That was when her standard military gear came along. Some times before conducting missions with the Raven Squad, Su-Cheong had familiarized herself with the standard gears for light infantry; one which rangers or special forces had been issued to have. Camouflaged shirt and trousers quickly worn on top of her infiltration suit, along with a pair of boots. Austrian alps, the commander said, so a combination of arctic and mountain camouflage would be fitting, Su-Cheong supposed. This also included her body armor, with enough protection to cover her whole torso and allowed for some degrees of mobility. She attached some ammunition pouches and immediately moved toward where her weapons were kept. 

Almost all of Su-Cheong’s weaponry previously had their origins from a Belgian manufacturer. She decided to have these all based on their versatility and modifiability. The commander said this was going not to be an urban mission, so the pair of PDW-handgun with the same type of ammo was out of question. Su-Cheong also put her thought of carrying her DMR, but it was now currently stripped. She had no other choice than her bolt-action sniper rifle. Its last barrel configuration had not been changed, so Su-Cheong slip some spares of the Lapua Magnum magazines into her ammo pouches.

Indeed, Su-Cheong still needed to have possible close encounters with the enemy, and that was the reason she still put her PDW into the variable, complete with the red-dot sight and suppressor. So was for her combat knife, she slipped the edge on a v-shaped metallic surface, honing it for the last time before she holstered it. Her eyeball-sized micro-grenades of flash, smoke, and high-explosive also came along in 2-2-2 configuration, all fit inside a palm-sized container she clamped on her belt. She brought along some spare ammunition for her PDW too, the armor piercing 5.7 inside the magazines. Some timed charges might be necessary, so Su-Cheong brought a couple, enough to fit all the packs clamped on her belt. Indeed, all the ammunition she carried were not the common ones. Su-Cheong put a mental note that it might be necessary for her to adapt herself mid-mission in using whatever the enemies would likely use. 

Su-Cheong had never been away on missions without her RC drone-camera, her multi-channel goggle, and her scoped rangefinder. All the necessary hacking software she needed had been included inside her smartphone. Also, predicting that this mission might get extended to several days, Su-Cheong brought along the survival pack she always kept it prepared, along with mountaineering equipment, especially axe and crampon. All packed inside the backpack she would be able to carry as she trekked the mission area. Su-Cheong needed to use her RC drone sparingly since the Armory had yet given the necessary optical camouflage to keep it unseen. Having only her infiltration suit to have such feature, Su-Cheong would have to keep any surgical approaches being close and personal.

So there Su-Cheong walked toward the vessel that would carry the squad into their mission area. She kept all her things to require neither of her hands to carry, except for her sniper rifle. Su-Cheong walked herself toward the open ramp of the VTOL aircraft and put her hips down on an empty seat. Seeing that her teammate were not on standby for a briefing, Su-Cheong put her mental state into a meditation she always do at the start of any mission.

The alcohol she was meant to sip had not yet entered her bloodstream, Su-Cheong still had the clarity in her mind. [i]“This is my role in this universe, I shall do my best for whatever the moment shall present itself regardless of the outcome, my success will result in the greater good for mankind at best, my failure will result in my death at worst, and in my death I shall be liberated from one episode of life, life and death are the same and I shall not be attached to one nor be afraid to the other.”[/i]

[color=violet]"Dollface, ready to commence the mission."[/color]