Session 3

-Pallor, Simmons, Hooch, and Chip arrived at the main entrance to Genesee Mountain Stasis Facility.

-They stole their way past silent defenses and infiltrated the MedLab.

-Pallor pilfered many drugs and supplies while Simmons used the equipment to patch up some of his wounds. They noticed that a camera seemed to be observing their activity.

-Meanwhile, Chip and Hooch explored the rest of the base, but were stopped short when they witnessed Colonel Atkins (in Mech armor) and several Lieutenants (Bradley, McArthur, Flannigan, and Rutherford) emerging from an elevator.

-Chip and Hooch withdrew to join their compatriots in the MedLab.

-Atkins and company confronted the group in the MedLab, and took Hooch, Chip, and Pallor into custody in the bowels of the base.

-Chip gained the good will of Lt. Flannigan (who served as their jailor) through his (Chip's) masculine wiles and certain favors.

-Meanwhile, Simmons briefed Col. Atkins on the situation outside the base.

-Atkins decided, based on Simmons' report, that Sachs would serve as the first foothold, and (at least temporary) catpital of the New United States.

-Simmons convinced Atkins that his comrades were trustworth, and even essential to the goal of swaying Sachs to his side.

-The group was treated by Atkins' medical team. The treatment failed to remedy Simmons and Chip of the Hunger, but Pallor and Hooch were cured.

-Atkins assembled his Lieutenants as well as the heroes and set off in a small convoy toward Sachs.

-Shortly after leaving the base, Atkins' jeep detonated an IED which killed the driver and injured the other passengers, including Col. Atkins who lost a leg.

-Several eaters, their trap sprung, set in on the group. They were handily dispatched under the concentrated fire of the heroes and the still-standing Lieutenants.

-Snake Eyes, Dog, and Lars, a few of Hooch's boys arrived on the scene.

-The party split ways, Pallor heading back to the MedLab to care for help care for Atkins and pursue his own goals, while Hooch, Chip, and Simmons continued on to Sachs.