From publisher blurb: They don’t always wear red… Right on cue, the alarms on the other side of the complex went off and we heard the telltale sound of gunshots. Vajra and Berlin were making the devil’s own distraction. At the sound of the commotion, the Colonel and I took off across the open space, me focused on making it to the doorway beyond and him with his eyes looking for sudden trouble, the barrel of his assault rifle only a split-second behind his gaze. A guard suddenly stepped out of the doorway ahead of us. He clearly wasn’t expecting this kind of trouble. Poor kid — and he was a kid; couldn’t’ve been more than 20, probably his first real job — suddenly found himself up close and personal with the business end of an assault rifle. It couldn’t have been more than a second or two as the Colonel stood aiming at the terrified boy. Finally, the Colonel, without taking his eyes or his aim off the kid, went for his pocket with his off-hand. The hand emerged with a 100-credit note, shoving it into the kid’s shirt pocket. “You never saw us…kompreni?” the Colonel growled. The kid twitchily nodded. The Colonel, satisfied he was no longer a threat, rushed past him. I followed, shooting a glance at the guard as I did. The color still hadn’t returned to his face, and I could smell the distinctive scent of urine. Security guards have existed since ancient times. Now Cepheus Engine and Original Science Fiction Roleplaying Game (OSFRPG) players can take on the role of one of these brave individuals. Career: Security Guard offers several categories of security guard types to generate, a brief history of the security guard, and a new weapon when a threat to life or property has to be put down hard and fast. Secure your place on a star-spanning adventuring team with Career: Security Guard.