While Shepard is running around the Citadel chasing leads, Kasumi inquires about the Normandy crew. Kasumi surreptitiously assists Bau and Shepard as they track down the hanar responsible. Bau has been attempting to catch Kasumi for years, though he admits to having great respect for her abilities, and Kasumi (who is loitering nearby under cloak) expresses similar sentiments. Six months after getting out of Shepard's suicide mission alive, Kasumi reappears on the Citadel, giving an anonymous tip to the salarian Spectre Jondum Bau about hanar operatives being aware of an Alliance black ops raid into batarian space. Known members of Kasumi's family include a grandmother who used to make her ramen. Jacob, however, doesn't notice or respond to this. Kasumi appears to have a crush on Jacob Taylor, asking Shepard if he likes "Japanese girls with a penchant for kleptomania". Indeed, she is the only person on the ship who will notice a change in Samara if Morinth steals her identity onboard the Normandy, though she says she would never spread that suspicion around. Kasumi rivals Yeoman Chambers for the most insight on the different crew members, likely due to her expertise for observing, given her occupation as a thief. If those items are explored, she tells Shepard about some of her adventures as a thief including her meeting with Keiji, a heist on Illium, and a rescue mission aboard a slaver ship. The Master Thief settles aboard the Normandy's port observation deck, surrounding herself with storied personal (and stolen) effects: two paintings, some books, a human bust, and a rose. Kasumi tearfully complied and left his body behind, activating her cloak and vowing to make good on her word.Īt the end of the rendezvous, Kasumi agrees to work for Shepard provided the Commander helps her by recovering Keiji Okuda's graybox from Donovan Hock. Keiji beseeched his Little Bird to survive, and to retrieve his stolen graybox so they could be together again. She cradled the dying man in her arms and swore not to leave him, but guards were pounding behind the resealed door. Kasumi unlocked a door at the end of a hall at the third floor, only to see Keiji lying in a pool of his blood. Two of the guards caught up with her, only to be beaten with their own batons. The guards noticed her true whereabouts and resumed pursuit. The real Kasumi and Keiji exchanged status updates, but hearing Keiji's abrupt scream made her panic and race toward his last known location. By the time they recovered, Kasumi was bidding them farewell as "she" (her decoy) locked a secure door between her and the guards. The master thief extensively used her cloaking, martial skills, and a decoy program given to her by Keiji to thrash heavily-armored individuals unable to see where she's coming from. She surmised that the expense of hiring the guards must mean that their objective is still inside, so she set about to distracting them while Keiji went on ahead.
MMASS EFFECT 2 FACE PROFESSIONAL
Kasumi cloaked and scouted ahead inside the building, counting six professional guards on patrol.
Keiji commented on his girlfriend's flashy stunt, who indicated that the show was meant for him before locking lips again against the skyline. Kasumi found the freefall vista beautiful, perfectly timing their chute release for a safe but stylish landing on their intended location. Arriving at the jump point, they kissed again before skydiving, using flight suits Kasumi tested on an earlier job at Sur'Kesh. Keiji was beginning to have doubts on the heist, but Kasumi was confident on doing it. She had the pod "repaired" back at Illium to account for any bookkeeping discrepancies. Less than a day later above Bekenstein, Kasumi led Keiji around the bowels of a ship looking for a good jump point out: an empty escape pod chute.
She has never been to Bekenstein before, and easily persuaded she started to perform some of her tricks on Keiji in bed.
Kasumi felt it was time to start anew and for Keiji to leave the "boring" Alliance, so Keiji shared with her his plan to steal from Donovan Hock on Bekenstein.
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