02-26-2017, 12:23 AM
Madotsuki never thought she'd reencounter the monstrous albino this soon-- especially as allies. Over time it appeared that Rust and the Gear Grinders had grown to tolerate each other. The dreamer wasn't sure why, but maybe saving Errol had something to do with it-- after all, the baku could be considered an honorary Gear Grinder thanks to her efforts.
Currently her, Sabitsuki, Madeline and Rush were barreling down the streets of Tier 6 in a black convertible that Crusher had let them use. Normally they would've looked for a truck for this kind of job, but since Nico fixed the teleporter, they didn't have to carry everything back. It wasn't a necessarily complicated job; a rival gang had holed up in a factory not too far off, and they were stockpiling supplies. Driving them out would net them quite a pretty penny from selling their supplies, as well as send a message to the gang leader to back off.
They continued with their tinted windows rolled down under the silence that night gave for several minutes until they finally arrived at their destination. Rush paused to pull something out from the glove compartment, tossing it to Madeline. She caught it clumsily, fumbling with the object for a few moments before finally getting a grip on it and revealing it to be a laser gun. The raven-haired boy pulled another one out and cocked it, turning to glance at the two without guns. "You sure you don't need a gun?"
"My pipe is all I need," Sabitsuki said, rubbing her palm against the rust-and-blood-covered surface.
'You know I don't need a gun to have some range,' the half-baku replied telepathically, staring out the window even though nothing could be seen through it.
Rush chuckled. "All right then, ladies." Kicking the door open, he rolled out and opened the passenger door. "You guys know what to do, right?"
"Mado'll do her ghost thing and bring us in," the brunette answered.
"Then we bash some heads in before setting up the teleporter!" Sabitsuki added, hopping out of the car and following Rush. Madeline left next, running to catch up with them. The dreamer left last, phasing through the door instead of opening it or leaving through the opposite side. She didn't bother to catch up, rather choosing to watch their back as they marched up to the factory. Warehouses lined the way to the entrance, but nothing indicated that the establishment was in use-- there was no sound of the construction belts, nor were the lights on.
Even stranger: the door had been ripped off its hinges.
Currently her, Sabitsuki, Madeline and Rush were barreling down the streets of Tier 6 in a black convertible that Crusher had let them use. Normally they would've looked for a truck for this kind of job, but since Nico fixed the teleporter, they didn't have to carry everything back. It wasn't a necessarily complicated job; a rival gang had holed up in a factory not too far off, and they were stockpiling supplies. Driving them out would net them quite a pretty penny from selling their supplies, as well as send a message to the gang leader to back off.
They continued with their tinted windows rolled down under the silence that night gave for several minutes until they finally arrived at their destination. Rush paused to pull something out from the glove compartment, tossing it to Madeline. She caught it clumsily, fumbling with the object for a few moments before finally getting a grip on it and revealing it to be a laser gun. The raven-haired boy pulled another one out and cocked it, turning to glance at the two without guns. "You sure you don't need a gun?"
"My pipe is all I need," Sabitsuki said, rubbing her palm against the rust-and-blood-covered surface.
'You know I don't need a gun to have some range,' the half-baku replied telepathically, staring out the window even though nothing could be seen through it.
Rush chuckled. "All right then, ladies." Kicking the door open, he rolled out and opened the passenger door. "You guys know what to do, right?"
"Mado'll do her ghost thing and bring us in," the brunette answered.
"Then we bash some heads in before setting up the teleporter!" Sabitsuki added, hopping out of the car and following Rush. Madeline left next, running to catch up with them. The dreamer left last, phasing through the door instead of opening it or leaving through the opposite side. She didn't bother to catch up, rather choosing to watch their back as they marched up to the factory. Warehouses lined the way to the entrance, but nothing indicated that the establishment was in use-- there was no sound of the construction belts, nor were the lights on.
Even stranger: the door had been ripped off its hinges.
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