Duck and Paintball.

[Recoil]

The area was huge. It was basically a giant arena, only naturally occurring in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. All Autobots and Decepticons, and human synthesizers for both sides, possible had gotten a message, saying that there was a priority one alert at this location, because the 'host' didn't think they would come otherwise. It was still there choice if they came or not, hopefully all who did come wanted to play. When they got here, the respective player on their side would brief them on what they were all doing here. Paint ball. James had orchestrated this whole thing, along with a little help. Of course, he did happen to have on the normal paint ball suit, to keep from having to be in pain from being hit. He planned on this being a free for all, and loving the idea of playing too.

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Recoil was sitting in his normal robot mode, not bothering to hide himself. He had made this all possible, hacking into everything they would need. He was just waiting for everyone to show up. Slag, what's taking them all so long.

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Cutlass sat still. He had recently gotten into battle, but he was fixed now. Like Recoil, James, and Garret, he had been outfitted with Paint weaponry. Since he didn't have to worry about killing anyone, he didn't have to cut out all sapient thought, and could thoroughly enjoy himself.

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Garret sat down on the ground, he was wearing the body armor necessary for humans (and most techno organics) to keep from getting more than a small welt from being hit. He planned on playing dirty, but had already set up an alliance with Recoil. He didn't think Recoil would keep it, but planned on letting him try to take out as many as possible before detonating the remote paint explosive he had placed on Recoil's back. He didn't know Recoil had removed it, and changed it's frequency so he could set it off with his comm.

[Jade Bolton]

Jade was also in full body armor, and waited on the other side of the course, farther down a steep drop off. She crouched low behind a short but still large tree, as many of these mini evergreen trees scattered through out the tundra at this high altitude. Jade loved paint ball, and she planned to totally kick her opponent's asses-though unfortunately, they were playign in daylight, and shadows were hard to find. She was a bit bummed about this, but she could do with out them."I'm ready to roll,"she whispered on her private communicator to Interceptor's holoform, Ian.

Interceptor, one of the Autobot masters of stealth, was far off behind a steeper drop in the hill, laying down on the ground with his gun. He had extra paint balls at the ready. As usual, his holoform was wearing his sunglasses to hide his bright aqua optics, but even then, the glow wasn't that well hidden. "Same."he acknowledged, and fell quiet once again. Ian was scheduled to go ahead for the group, and scout out the enemies. Using his binoculars, his real form crept forward, scanning the area as he went."Thus far all is clear."he said quietly and calmly, his holoform keeping his gun poised.

Melissa however, was farther off to the right of Jade, staying back for now. She wore a greenish hoody so her blue hair wouldn't be so noticeable. Meanwhile, Jade crept forward a few brushes behind Ian, half crawling along the ground. Ian turned and signaled to her from above a bush, telling her she was clear both was to proceed. Melissa moved up to a bush on her side, still several meters off. her steps as light as Ian and Jade's-not making a crunch.

All though the three of them weren't aware, Jade had got a weird feeling as she got a few goose bumps; she was dressed in a hoody and warm pants, she wasn't the least bit cold, but she couldn't help but feel a bit paranoid."Ian, is there someone else here?" Ian scanned his area, moving forward around his real form, which stayed put, ducking into some more shrubbery before a clearing up ahead. His real forms scanners tried to search for their opponents or any other enemy."I sense some energy fluctuations...but I can't tell who it is."he said quietly, still ont he private frequency.

"Copy that."Jade replied. Signaling to Melissa with a click from her communication device, they moved forward, and Ian began to creep low to the ground as he moved into the clearing towards their opponents supposed territory, sinking into the grass where it rose taller in random spots. Jade did the same when she wasn't hiding behind shrubs or trees. This was half the fun, just sneaking around.