Amea Virou
Snowbound
Zef Halo
Okay, good. They seemed to have agreed to the plan. Amea followed along as Zef led her back to the place where he had been denied his payment. It was supposed to be rather straightforward. They’d talk to the employer, make them see the error in their ways. Amea opened her mouth to speak.
“Hey, so we should talk.”
Or rather, that was what she would have said. What happened instead was that Zef opened his mouth to talk and let out a big scream. Or rather, he raised his gun, he squeezed the trigger, and created a catastrophe. The girl remained frozen for a second as she looked at the dead body in horror.
And that, was exactly, when things spiraled
The sound of several blasters unholstering and firing in their direction called from within the small storefront. Amea ducked behind cover and threw Zef a wide-eyed look of surprise.
“What the hell, man?!” She hissed over the fire. One of the enforcers stepped out and she quickly grabbed him to hold as a meat shield. “We were supposed to talk to them first!”
Okay, good. They seemed to have agreed to the plan. Amea followed along as Zef led her back to the place where he had been denied his payment. It was supposed to be rather straightforward. They’d talk to the employer, make them see the error in their ways. Amea opened her mouth to speak.
“Hey, so we should talk.”
Or rather, that was what she would have said. What happened instead was that Zef opened his mouth to talk and let out a big scream. Or rather, he raised his gun, he squeezed the trigger, and created a catastrophe. The girl remained frozen for a second as she looked at the dead body in horror.
And that, was exactly, when things spiraled
The sound of several blasters unholstering and firing in their direction called from within the small storefront. Amea ducked behind cover and threw Zef a wide-eyed look of surprise.
“What the hell, man?!” She hissed over the fire. One of the enforcers stepped out and she quickly grabbed him to hold as a meat shield. “We were supposed to talk to them first!”