Kyle leaned back at the controls of his Skiff. With one hand on the yoke and one hand behind his head, he hoped he couldn't look less calm. Although the increasing numbers of Stormtroopers and looks from the passing crowds weren't calming at all. So far, this was seeming all to easy. "Well, maybe this will work after all." he mutters to himself.
(Too smooth so far, is there anything we didn't think about? The classic cliche` 'I've got a bad feeling about this' comes to mind. Wonder what the Imps are up to?)
I love it when Ush does this. Nonchalantly mentioning some small detail that is inevitably the crux of our entire downfall. What did we miss, Ush? Did we turn right at Neo-Albuquerque instead of left? Did we forget to pay off an Osokan who was secretly an Imperial spy but was covering it too well to be noticed?
I DO wonder about that last one...
Seriously, though, guys, what did we miss? We're smuggling weapons to a spot for safekeeping, under orders of the Guildmaster. We started smuggling them because we wanted our ships clean if they were checked. There are stormtroopers all over, though without any real given reason. What are we not seeing?
I don't want to give anything away, but you smugglers will have the instictive feeling that you are covering a large issue with a very small tarpaulin.
Your objective here is to stop the Imperials finding out about the guns. First thing you should do is- work out how many ways the Imperials COULD find out about them. Then plug each one.
If you only plug one, the Imperials will walk into the others without even trying.