Post by Noxu Za'tire on Feb 2, 2015 21:11:58 GMT -7
Cross Hylan
"Son of a bitch!" came a loud, disgruntled groan that echoed throughout the Tuhi District. "What the hell do you mean this certification ain't legit? The hell are you tryin' to say? I'm some kind of cheat?" The one-sided argument had seemed to continue for some time, as Noxu -- our dashingly handsome hero -- defended himself against the obvious defamation of his character. Truly, the Batarian could have chosen wiser words than to say Noxu was anything but legitimate. Noxu was, after all, the most legitimate businessman known in the galaxy; in his own mind at least.
There he stood before the Batarian, hands on each side of himself with his thumbs hooked into his belt and beneath his long, flowing coat. "Seriously, I can't believe you'd go 'bout callin' me a cheat," he said, still with the frustrated and angered tone. "What do you have to say for yourself?" came the tactic that was surely going to work against the Batarian, as if accusing him was going to solve all the problems Noxu was faced with.
The Batarian glanced to his left, then to his right, and back to Noxu. Looking him in the eyes, he said one simple word: "Guards!"
And thus, the business meeting came to a screeching halt. Nox had known full well what that usually meant, so there was only one simple solution to the matter. "Well, maybe next time. Thanks for shoppin' with Fenzati!" Turning back around, with the credits in his hand, he ran. Shit, shit, shit! Gods damn it. Verine, you better damn well be ready with the taxi! he thought. Running through the alleyways, he dodged left and right. Shoving a few of the bums out of the way, he continued on his way to meet up with his trusty First in Command. Bringing up his left hand to his chest, he tapped a button on the device. "Verine! Get the damn taxi ready! The job went to shit. We're gettin' the hell out of here!" he yelled.
Kkkkkzkzkzzzzzt... Kkkkzzzzzzzzzkkkkt, came the static response. Nothing but static.
"Gods damn it!" he cursed loudly, still sprinting through the streets until he'd finally reached the location of where the taxi was supposed to be. Taking a quick glance around, he noticed nothing. No one was there. "Well, damn. Guess it's game over." So he waited patiently for his attackers to show up -- but no one did. No one arrived to shoot at him. No one popped up behind the trash cans to arrest him. Nothing. No one. It was empty and quiet. "The hell?" he asked aloud.
"Son of a bitch!" came a loud, disgruntled groan that echoed throughout the Tuhi District. "What the hell do you mean this certification ain't legit? The hell are you tryin' to say? I'm some kind of cheat?" The one-sided argument had seemed to continue for some time, as Noxu -- our dashingly handsome hero -- defended himself against the obvious defamation of his character. Truly, the Batarian could have chosen wiser words than to say Noxu was anything but legitimate. Noxu was, after all, the most legitimate businessman known in the galaxy; in his own mind at least.
There he stood before the Batarian, hands on each side of himself with his thumbs hooked into his belt and beneath his long, flowing coat. "Seriously, I can't believe you'd go 'bout callin' me a cheat," he said, still with the frustrated and angered tone. "What do you have to say for yourself?" came the tactic that was surely going to work against the Batarian, as if accusing him was going to solve all the problems Noxu was faced with.
The Batarian glanced to his left, then to his right, and back to Noxu. Looking him in the eyes, he said one simple word: "Guards!"
And thus, the business meeting came to a screeching halt. Nox had known full well what that usually meant, so there was only one simple solution to the matter. "Well, maybe next time. Thanks for shoppin' with Fenzati!" Turning back around, with the credits in his hand, he ran. Shit, shit, shit! Gods damn it. Verine, you better damn well be ready with the taxi! he thought. Running through the alleyways, he dodged left and right. Shoving a few of the bums out of the way, he continued on his way to meet up with his trusty First in Command. Bringing up his left hand to his chest, he tapped a button on the device. "Verine! Get the damn taxi ready! The job went to shit. We're gettin' the hell out of here!" he yelled.
Kkkkkzkzkzzzzzt... Kkkkzzzzzzzzzkkkkt, came the static response. Nothing but static.
"Gods damn it!" he cursed loudly, still sprinting through the streets until he'd finally reached the location of where the taxi was supposed to be. Taking a quick glance around, he noticed nothing. No one was there. "Well, damn. Guess it's game over." So he waited patiently for his attackers to show up -- but no one did. No one arrived to shoot at him. No one popped up behind the trash cans to arrest him. Nothing. No one. It was empty and quiet. "The hell?" he asked aloud.