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“There's a fire starting here—”
WHO: monica & gil.
WHERE: wherever monica is busting in on.
WHEN: let's go with midnight 3/15.
WARNINGS: violence and language. probably blood.
SUMMARY: wrong place, wrong time. maybe.
FORMAT: quick.
[ It had been months since Gil flexed his marksman abilities, so today after calling the only available shooting range he could find in the City, he went to this Westside Rifle & Pistol Range to take a look himself. They had tried to tell him to browse their webpage, but having no idea how to operate the Internet yet, Gil opted to inspect the place in person. No harm in that. It seemed... alright. It was the only place he could open fire on a target without risking charges.
On the way back, he had taken a taxi instead, not entirely familiar with the area the range was in. After some time when it had become clear the taxi driver was either new or taking a longer route to cheat money out of Gil, he had spoken up. The driver argued back and then Gil found himself growing frustrated and the driver did not take well to it. Upon realizing he was an imPort, Gil got kicked out of the cab ("You fuckin' imPorts think you can just talk however and do whatever you want! Piss off, ya alien!" the driver had yelled) and was left in another unfamiliar part of the city.
Lost and irritable (he barely has any change left), Gil now wanders down the street, debating giving Nelson or Kenzi a call to figure out where he is and where to find the subway. Just as he takes out his phone, he senses there's something-- someone-- else around and he stops, certain he's spotted a shadow moving somewhere past him. ]
WHERE: wherever monica is busting in on.
WHEN: let's go with midnight 3/15.
WARNINGS: violence and language. probably blood.
SUMMARY: wrong place, wrong time. maybe.
FORMAT: quick.
[ It had been months since Gil flexed his marksman abilities, so today after calling the only available shooting range he could find in the City, he went to this Westside Rifle & Pistol Range to take a look himself. They had tried to tell him to browse their webpage, but having no idea how to operate the Internet yet, Gil opted to inspect the place in person. No harm in that. It seemed... alright. It was the only place he could open fire on a target without risking charges.
On the way back, he had taken a taxi instead, not entirely familiar with the area the range was in. After some time when it had become clear the taxi driver was either new or taking a longer route to cheat money out of Gil, he had spoken up. The driver argued back and then Gil found himself growing frustrated and the driver did not take well to it. Upon realizing he was an imPort, Gil got kicked out of the cab ("You fuckin' imPorts think you can just talk however and do whatever you want! Piss off, ya alien!" the driver had yelled) and was left in another unfamiliar part of the city.
Lost and irritable (he barely has any change left), Gil now wanders down the street, debating giving Nelson or Kenzi a call to figure out where he is and where to find the subway. Just as he takes out his phone, he senses there's something-- someone-- else around and he stops, certain he's spotted a shadow moving somewhere past him. ]
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When her vision clears she's on her knees, though she doesn't remember sinking down to them. She lets the man--now completely out cold--tumble off her shoulders as she catches her breath and clears her head. )
What the hell was that?
( And then, looking around... )
This is Susan's apartment.
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My power -- well, rather my chain's power.
[ And he pauses, surprised by her familiarity with the place. ]
You knew Sue Storm?
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( She pauses, takes a deep breath. Rising to her feet, she nods curtly. )
She was... a friend. We worked together, back home. Or some version of her. Not much difference, universally.
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He rubs his face again. ]
... Anyway, you can question him now. No one will bother us here.
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If you want to be useful, boil some water. ( She calls, over her shoulder, to Gil. )
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[ He doesn't want a dead person in the house. He already knows if there's evidence left behind he'll probably have to burn it now. ]
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Mr. Nightray, please. I'm a professional.
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How long have you been after this man?
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Him? Six hours. His organization? Three months.
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[ As he moves in to get a better look at the man, he groans lightly at the sudden pain in his shoulder. He slowly lifts his arm and begins to pull off his coat, the shoulder smeared with blood and he lets it drop to floor, away from anything that could be stained. He can't be sure the blood has stopped, but he needs to apply some pressure to it, so he grabs one of the towels and holds it to his shoulder for now. ]
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( She injects something, out of a syringe, into the man's neck. It isn't fatal; she checks his vitals, and finishes wrapping his wounds. Then she turns to Gilbert, nods at his arm. )
Let me see.
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( She says, ignoring her own injury. )
I'd have a better idea if I knew who was leading them.
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I'll take care of it.
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You'd better. You're too good a shot to waste.
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I'll be back shortly and I'll get some something clean to wear. Sue's clothes might be small on you... but it's better than nothing.
[ He eyes the man on the couch for a moment and disappears to get himself patched up. ]
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After venturing into Sue's room, he gets out some pants and a shirt. He checks on the man in the living room, concluding he's not going anywhere and wanders around looking for Monica. ]
Miss -- oh. [ He averts his eyes quickly, not wanting to stare too long. ]
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I think these will still be small, but they're loose fitting so they won't be too uncomfortable...
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Or Ms.
( The correction is an idle one, before she even bothers to look at him. It's been a long time since anyone's called her "miss," and she doesn't much care for it. When she finally does turn to look at him, she smiles in a twisted way. )
Are you embarrassed?
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Co-- er, Ms. then. Ms. Monica... [ Funny, Natasha had been the same about that. ] Embarrassed? Well... I shouldn't... looking would be inappropriate and rude.
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I'm not naked, Gilbert.
Way you shoot, I figured you'd seen a war camp, before. Or whatever they had back in 1602.
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He's not here, is he? Your master.
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He's not. [ Homesickness is not something he wants to discuss, however. He quickly turns his attention back in the general direction of that man laying on one of his couches. ] What about him? Did he answer you or is he still unconscious?
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