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€ Oliver Queen ([personal profile] wilsooon) wrote2012-11-07 09:22 pm

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[There's always a wrench in the machinery. There's always something to go wrong. Sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes, like tonight, everything goes as well as Oliver could possibly hope. There's no body count - minor injuries, sure, but nothing the victims won't recover from.

And there's several large caches of weapons that will find their way into the hands of the cops within the hour, thanks to a phone call placed by one one of the thugs held at arrow-point.

It's going swimmingly, which is exactly what has Oliver on edge as he makes the roof of the warehouse, half-way to an exit -

And there's the wrench. Upwards of a dozen more armed men waiting, pouring out of the shadows like he didn't feel the air on the rooftop change when they started to move.

The first two are down before they have a chance to raise their weapons.

Lower the body count. Diggle keeps getting after him to lower the body count.

Oliver grits his teeth and ducks out of the line of fire, using the same shadows to get behind two others, stupidly close together. He looses an arrow between them, killing a third man and getting the two armed idiots to turn on each other and open fire.

He didn't kill them. They did it themselves.

Wrench half-way extracted.]
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THE NEXT DAY....

[personal profile] cisskabob 2013-02-24 06:50 am (UTC)(link)
[It takes Cissie ages to actually drag herself out of the oversized, overly soft and cushy bed the next morning. She really had expected to wake up in her dorm room, and it took a while to get past the initial oh-god-where-am-I panic and the crushing realization that she was stuck here when she remembered. When she finally forced herself to face the fact that lying in bed wasn't going to get her home, she got up, showered and... spent half an hour in the walk-in closet, sifting through clothes that probably cost more than her tuition. Eventually she gave up and just put on the clothes she'd been wearing the night before. Jeans and a sweater were fine. Somehow the clothes ground her and make this whole thing a little easier to handle.

In the end, it's her stomach that drives her out of the room, in search of the kitchen. All she wants is maybe a bowl of cereal or some toast. And some coffee. Good God, does she want coffee.]