Endless Horizon Quest

>>1541082
>>Military. You've always wanted to try your hand at joining the ISDF, but their application process is kind of long and arduous. Maybe you could look for a PMC outfit to work with instead?

>Hauling. You could sign on with the Titan Corporation as a crew member in a cargo vessel, or even petition to be given a ship of your own. It's lucrative work, if a bit monotonous. Be warned that all sorts of people might be interested in your cargo.

>>1541082
Should we vote on this single characters actions?

>>1541102
[This vote will determine, among other things, what kind of work you will start out doing and what kinds of people you end up meeting. Vote for whatever you feel would be the most interesting option.]

[Five minutes and I'm rolling for a tie-breaker.]

>>1541082
>Hauling. You could sign on with the Titan Corporation as a crew member in a cargo vessel, or even petition to be given a ship of your own. It's lucrative work, if a bit monotonous. Be warned that all sorts of people might be interested in your cargo.

>>1541082
>>1541119
>>Hauling. You could sign on with the Titan Corporation as a crew member in a cargo vessel, or even petition to be given a ship of your own. It's lucrative work, if a bit monotonous. Be warned that all sorts of people might be interested in your cargo.

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You decide to look for employment with the Titan Corporation. They're one of the largest trading companies in UNI space, so surely they'll have some work for you to do. Maybe you could even ask them for your own little cargo hauler? You quickly fill out an application on your holopad and attach your resume, and are more than surprised when you receive an almost immediate response. They must automate their hiring process to an absurd degree.

As the transit car slides through the loading doors and into the structure proper, you can't help but notice how glum the place seems compared to when you were a child. You guess that it makes all the difference when you're looking at the inside of the station as opposed to the glamour of the ships docked outside. You exit the car and, following the directions on your holopad, make your way towards the Kennedy offices of TC. You dodge around seedy vendors and hungry looking whores, making your way towards the office section of the station.

Walking in to the Titan offices was like jumping between two worlds. Where as the rest of Kennedy Station was generally all metal panels and neon lights, the decor of the Titan Corporation was more rustic, with wood flooring and a brick overlay on their walls. You see a small, mousy looking girl sitting up at the front desk, and proceed to make your way over.

"Hey," you start, "I just applied and got a notification about coming in for an interview?"

"Have a seat and wait for your name to be called." Her voice is kind of sharp and dismissive. She must deal with new hires a lot.

"Thanks. Is the response time normally that quick or am I just lucky?"

The woman simply stares at you. You turn around to go take a seat when an automated voice calls your name out from a door to the side of the room.

"The Interviewer will see you now Mr.."
>Liam King. Hidden bonus to social rolls and bluffs

>Alec Mason. Hidden bonus to engineering rolls

>Ben Taylor. Hidden bonus to combat rolls

>Conrad Montgomery. Hidden bonus to piloting rolls

Liam King. Hidden bonus to social rolls and bluffs

>>1541236
>>Liam King. Hidden bonus to social rolls and bluffs

>>1541236
>>Liam King. Hidden bonus to social rolls and bluffs

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"The Interviewer will see you now Mr. King."

Well shit, that was fast.

Walking through the side door leads you to a long hallway with plenty of other doors off the side. A door further down than the rest and on the left has a bright green light over the frame. You assume that means it's for you.

You make your way down the hall and enter the dim green lit room to see a massive wooden desk, and a rather small man with grey hair standing behind it facing the wall.

"Have a seat, please." He doesn't turn away from the wall.

You sit down in the cheap looking chair on your side of the desk. The man just continues to stare at the wall as you shift a little uncomfortably.

"Mr. King, I'm glad you came in today."

The man turns full around to face you.

"My name is Mark Cooper. I'm the regional manager of Titan Corp on Earth and Mars. I oversee the distribution of merchandise all throughout the inner Solar system." His little expository speech has you both interested and confused. What would the regional manager of Titan Corporation be doing interviewing a 22 year old dock worker?

"You put down on your application that you've had criminal charges brought against you before. Can you tell me a little bit about that?"

Oh, that's what this was. Probably just some sort of pre-hiring shakedown. It isn't like you even served jail time or anything! You were what, fifteen at the time? I wasn't that big of a deal!

"I was caught with drugs." Your answer is as dry and clean cut as you can manage.

"I see. Who were they for, Mr. King?"

"My older brother sent me out to pick them up for him." It's not entirely the truth since your a single child, but you somehow feel better saying it was your morally dubious older brother instead of your morally absent father.

"And you just went along with that? Interesting. Mr. King, I have a proposition for you before I make you a formal job offer. Would you be willing to hear me out?"

Something about this is off. You can tell by the slight grin on his face, the gleam in his eye. You should tread carefully here.

>"Sure, I'll hear what you have to say."

>"I'm just here for the interview, sir."

>Other...? (Write in)

>>1541082
Is this the same endless horizon OP that ran last month? With the prison escape and the pirates and whatnot

>>1541339
>"And you just went along with that? Interesting. Mr. King, I have a proposition for you before I make you a formal job offer. Would you be willing to hear me out?"
>Something about this is off. You can tell by the slight grin on his face, the gleam in his eye. You should tread carefully here.
Get into smuggling, or not. Hm, tough choice. I'll wait to see the other anons input on this.

>>1541339
>>"Sure, I'll hear what you have to say."
>>1542242
Eh. Maybe it'll not be awful.

>"Sure, I'll hear what you have to say."
But not anything sexual.