Just another spill to clean...

[Ikari]

Another job, another place. This morning was cleaning, and Spackle walls, ridden evidence of someone else's dirty job.
In the evening it was walking three hundred cattle prons to the shore so that the fisher men could finally have a catch, and not fear their lives over a water Wyvern. Luckily he took care of that problem too.
Taking his bag and stuffing the bread the old lady he carried groceries for had given him as payment, he swung the straps with ease onto his shoulders gave a generous wave and went to his next job. The man was a huntsmen, but also when it came to the towns he's roamed for the past hundred years making more frequent rounds than his siblings did. He was popular, but shy when it came to anyone he didn't know, In an aloof disregarding way. Oddly that attracted people, a mystery. What was a mystery was his next assignment.
An Anonymous tip of a man needing a hired hand, guess the man in the morning wasn't his cup of tea. It was in the same town, Skywire. The last time he was there he was scoring babes and flying an airship illegally, but he did pretty well. Enough that he left with just a ticket and a lady friend, the same who gave him the ticket. He hoped in treading through the layers and thin strips of this town on deadly stone arch that he wouldn't bump into familiar faces, even as faces weren't easy for him to remember.
The Town became crippling tight, as he squeezed through crowds and looked around for the building described in the message, For there were no visible numbers, and it was smart not to use such information, asking around for the number of a building will turn eyes. Alas the crooked and tall building with a sign invisible unless you looked to the side where the small alley way began, and seemed to get smaller further in, with the buildings leaning close together almost as the other's crutch. With an irritated sigh and look about he made his move again through and out of the crowd into the alley. Not only did it truly get tighter it got steeper, till it opened up in a 6x6 foot square, with a sewage drain below, just enough space for it.

He looked to the bolt door that took up the end wall. With a hesitant raised hand he knocked. 3 knocks two bangs three knocks in a rhythm that he almost didn't stop for the iron sound it gave off was quite fun. A peek hole slid open then quickly closed, the sounds of many locks unlocking and a large croak of the door, finally it was open to him. He walked into the dim green luminous lighting they had within the foyer, stairs, he climbed them, he got to a platform, and looked to the reflective sign that pointed up, yet more stirs, he wanted to groan, but the the big brute of a door man he had to squeeze by would hear him, and who knew if he had "ears" for first impressions.

Finally another door, yet illuminated in red and wooden, by a red light. he raised his hand.
"ENTER!"
shouted a fat mans voice, Shado blinked and looked up, a camera of course. He opened it and entered the room.
it was a large room, unlike the rest of the building, at least from what he knew, he didn't even know what this building was for. a couch behind a small desk and just behind that, a large window that looked out to the side of a building, and perhaps the narrow streets below.
The man sat on the couch with a smile, large plump red in the face his business suit had buttons that pulled for freedom, and his top hat too small for the large head that held a rosey smile. Shado could hear the wheezing breath, and pewph, smell it too.
"So glad you made it my boy, Here is the file, now i know what your thinking. "File? this man must do this alot.""

Shadow took the file and slid it closer to him from the desk flicking it open under the dim florescent lighting in the cozy yet eerie room, a picture and description, he didn't read the name, his eyes raised to the man, who then continued with an icebreaking throat clearing jolt.

"Well only once before. The man is-"
"I don't care for names," Shado projected as he read the location he was suppose to be finding this man.
"Oh good! well, you'll take care of it i see, Be paid very well. You'll take out this man, he'll be wearing red, there will be another person on the assignment, taking care of the man next to him,m his brother-well.. his brother is all i'll say i guess, Veera the town, as it says, dear boy and, do make it quick and clean, i need competition off the marker, it's rough, as you can see, to find a suitable place in a restless stock.

The man chuckled his eyes fierce when you could find them, but not as fierce as someone Shado knew well. He took the file and pulled his Bag and placed it in.
"It'll be done. Where is the final location?"

Oh don't worry about that, If anything here! oh and as i had promised." his voice got lower.
"the first payment" he pulled out an envelope and held it out for Shado. he took a hold of it, but the man didn't let go he instead leaned forward into the light his eyes green and serpent like.
Don't dissapoint me, I hope to make more business with you" the way he said it, was so bone chilling Shado felt his throat dry up. The man had that molester, rapist look of him, a filthy man Shado would run from the second he turned a corner and was faced with. But he was no child, he pulled at the enveloped taking his stuff and turning from him only to be glad he didn't have to stay and chat, no personal business, which was good.

Good luck, and remember, there is another, so mind her.
Her huh? yea right unless she minded him. hopefully it wasn't a hit for hit, He didn't need his head being marked anytime soon. He grabbed the door closed it fast and skid down the stairs, he heard the bolts already unlocking, good he needed to get out of this Porn room fast, it made him very unstable he nodded to the big man who hummed a goodbye to him. He went through the alley and breathed in deep, he couldn't even take breathing in that musky room, with the small fan blowing the stench of mr. ugly in his face. He swore the man was eyeballing him up and down like marbled meat at the butcher shop, He had this appeal to most, but from whom, it mattered at times.

He further made his way till he would be able to get a head into Veera, Soon. He was nervous, to take out this man in the file, at some point he would ask himself. was it right? could he place himself in that man's place and aim the gun at him. This was for making room in society for a man he'd rather shove off the face of the earth. a man who wanted to get up, and to do that, he needed to bring others down. Pathetic. The human race was so...

[spacegy4]

Erin pushed herself against the wall of a building. The rough feeling texture of the wall easily transferred through the gauntlets to her hands. This was all too familiar. Being pressed up on a wall tightly between two structures, and hopefully out of sight brought her back to a training scenario. Hiding. Avoiding her fellow trainees. Though why was she hiding? At that time in the past it was practically a been a self made game of hide and seek on the training grounds. A game created with the purpose of avoiding detection. Staying out of ambushes by remaining hidden. A covert operator like herself would need to stay hidden. Being found would compromise everything. Resulting in a failure of both accomplishing an objective and likely in death. The underlying atmosphere of this game was surprisingly childish in nature compared to the seriousness the rest of her training comprised.

Regardless there she was. She could never be too cautious. She was in a world alien to her. She did not relish at all the prospect of any possibility for ambush so she would do all she could to minimize that opportunity. She was on an assignment. Both a very personal assignment and one provided to her only shortly earlier that day. While on the search she would need to somehow procure a manner of living. She was on the look out for something or someone. Along the way she believed that being involved in this manner of work would likely help with providing clues or place her closer to finding her objective. She then thought back to her short run in with ‘the man’ who had given her the job. ”There is one other involved. He’s just a kid so make sure he does his job.” Terrific. Just terrific. She was not the type to agree to this babysitting manner of behavior or anything of the sort, but then again it wasn’t as if she had a choice in the matter.

Just as she began to wonder why she had pushed herself into such a wall in the first place she felt someone approaching. Coming off the barrier and stepping toward the exit formed by structures she could see a boy a short distance away. He appeared to match the description given by the man, but she wasn’t entirely positive. Donned in her Crius class custom hostile environment suit minus the headgear Erin gave the incoming boy a glance and waited to see if he would notice her in the open. She wouldn’t address him but would be facing toward him. She had an underlying hope that things would figure out with minimal confusion. She had suffered enough bewilderment since her arrival.

[Ikari]

His eyes stared at the road, watchign his feet kick from beneath him as he speculated that he had duty of meeting this girl, in the message it was vague, but he had gotten it a day earlier, the ugly man must have had her visit earlier, How odd that the man kept vague yet just enough detail, almost throwing him in a flurry of wanted answers. It wouldn't be hard, in this town of too familiar region appearance, the suspect would be called from a distant area too, like himself. It was how the fat man worked, to take his business to people outside the city, for extra precautions. Wise. look up

His eyes drew back up, watching heads bob and weave from the semi clustered streets, a female in a different kind of, even unique, attire pressed herself up against the wall, making full eye contact to him. he hoped it wasn't another love at first site glimpse from some girl he may mistaken as his, dare he say, partner. He shook off the feeling, knowing not everyone and everyone's grandma could possibly think of this icy-eyed lily white youthful young adult as attractive. He slowly made his straight march into a somewhat thrown by the wind, trial to the side of the street till he got to the building. Instead of the usual progression of "blind dates" where it started with testing out water temperatures and unsure ice breakers or the unsure fools approach, he slowed up his walks pace perfectly, turning on his heal like he had approached a usual corner her loitered at, his eyes watching the passerby. He remembered to have a slight lively and positive look plastered on his usual emotionless face. He kept his eyes rested and soft, his brow slightly raised, and lips tighten, so that he didn't look as stoic as his personality suggested. He looked over to her with acknowledgment of her existence, his throat wasn't inflamed and dry from nerves or heavy and clotted from anxiety, He felt fully fixated on the assignment. without preexisting hesitation to speak to much of anyone breathing, he began; "You're Here for the job." He didn't emphasis on a question nor waited for an answer. it was Rhetorical. "Then let's head off to the town." He said with another glance at her.

Something felt like a force that pulled him ever close to her, though his body felt heavily rooted in place, by some pulsating energy he could feel by his abilities. It didn't overwhelm him, as his mother's had at one time, so much that his energy depleted and he fell to his knees like gravity kicked up one hundred times its usual persistent force. He wasn't overcome by "energy" like that in a long time, and just a lick of what he felt from this mysteriously dressed woman was just a reminder of the world having strange incredibly powerful beings, with unsure intentions and hidden agendas. But it did not give the veteran of battles the faintest unease, just a keen awareness and noted intel. Never could be too safe, especially for jobs like this. He didn't like cliche double agent spies in old movies that up to the very end don't reveal they are the mastermind or the hitman till it's too late! And acting too cautious and edgy would make for more unusual behavior that would only make him a suspect of being a rat, a traitor. So his emotions never set foot out of line from his wisely adapted demeanor, to survive you must not draw unwanted attention, and find a suited reputation that opens doors, not close the blinds. He nodded to his prevailing wisdom to himself, making sure to execute the nod with more outward converse, so he didn't seem to just nod at nothing. He started up his walk again, as if the nod signaled that they would begin next sequance of progressing forward. Being observant, he learned that irratic trains of thoughts would only turn heads and claim unwelcomed remarks from people who were unafraid to step on someone elses platform and drive them into a spotlight of embarassment. Did you take your medication today? What is wrong with you, you trailed off on a hundred different thoughts, you lost me man, just stop talking i ain't listening His poor sister would get these sort of responses after trying to tell them a simple story, but getting side tracked about needing to put further commentary of explanation or fill them in on what the inside joke is suppose to be about, rather than save the details and make for a simple short tale, and then wait on anyone's further implement or questions of such. He was glad he learned from older siblings, but wished to help her so he could relieve himself of the pent up hatred for the forward people who made her fall back into her shell afterwords. Was this why they called them role-models? Luckily he could multitask, intake his surroundings and listen while having transverse thoughts and memories.

[spacegy4]

Erin could tell of whom it was rather instantly after his eyes returned her gaze. This was the guy she was to be working with. Her apparent partner in crime. Or was it even crime? Did that even matter? She had experienced run ins with certain organizations. She’d been labeled as treasonous and had been marked for death in the past, but that was elsewhere. Her slate was clean in this new world and she was set to take as much advantage of that as possible. She came out of place on the corner to walk to the kid. It was a welcoming enough reception to be spoken to. It was usually that she was expected to fall in with trainees she had never met and work with them as if she had been in their unit for years. Stopping nearby she gave him a look over. Nothing to be overly suspicious of... yet. That was likely fortunate since she could deal with at least some unknowns, but wanted to avoid unnecessary risks. She was prepared to face whatever lie ahead of her on the journey.

“Yup. I’m here for ‘the job’.” She said in a matter of fact tone. “I’m Erin.” She said introducing herself in a friendly tone as she made a motion for the two to begin and started walking toward their destination. “And you are?” She asked. Inquiring to the name of her traveling companion. Although she was not very talkative herself she could be considered a conversationalist when compared to her younger sister. After all she needed to gather as much information as she could about the new place she had found herself in. Getting to know people would help her in that regard and knowing people would keep herself from getting too lonely. In theory it could happen to anyone who was condemned to a place entirely different from her previous home, but she had brought such a situation upon herself with a purpose in mind. This job right here and now would be a stepping stone to establish herself. After obtaining the final payment for the job she would then face the challenge of finding a place to stay. Of course she wouldn’t be able to accomplish all she wanted to in one day.

[Ikari]

Erin. He ran it through a few times over in his head, good to know he guessed though was it neccesary? Of course, he wasn't cold about knwoing someones name, that he may never see again, but that was only guessing from the attire once more. Assuming only would make him look like an ass, so he played the part, She wasn't from around here, neither was he, but he knew where he was, so that was good. He moved forward, his step was being shadowed by hers, meaning she was, whilst at his side, following his sense of direction. He wanted to look to her and say she didn't need to know. that this wasn't the type of job they would sit down and have tea with the people they were about to take out. Why not make light as much as possible anyway, right? He felt that she didn't have a connection with the earth, her scent was.. sentient, he hadn't smelt it before, maybe some weird material of the suit which he never came across either, and he's a man of great travel and commerce, he couldn't blame anyone for curiosity.

He kept his eyes straight but still spoke to her, his voice light still.
"It is Shado-Jax. Pleasure to be acquainted."
Even tempo and humble tones, He only hoped the task would be of ease in each of their targets conclusive lives. It wasn't like he didn't trust she could do it, and anyone who took a job like this or looked for it, must have had experience, it wasn't something for a first timer to just out of the blue show up and expect it was easy physically and mentally on anyone. He asked anyway,
"I'm sure you've done such jobs many a time then? You seem at ease."
His azure eyes trailed down to the sharp agile corners, to take a gander at the light casting through her sharp vibrant green eyes. Somehow the eyes had held a long excruciating past in them, with strain and wear in the whites of them. Had she done this so often she lived a Cleaners life, polishing off her fingerprints off everything, living in a shanty apartment complex with no numbers visible, Shades never drawn up form the windows, cleaning weapons and taking care of a plant as past time? It would be unfortunate, for a girl to confine her life to just this alone, he sure hoped someone with such eyes didn't. Perhaps it had something to do with the odd sensory vibes he came to feel earlier.

It would be a ways to get to the town which was all the way northwest several clicks from here. Walking would be unconquerable with timing. He hadn't thought about this as a problem until now, seeing he was partnered up. He'd have to think of a viable transportation, the Suujali, Turk, would do no good, whom was out elsewhere, though he could just warp himself through to the pinpoint life force. But given this option, wouldn't he just rather portal through shadows and cut through quick, which meant he'd have to jump through a few, and take the girl with him, it would be safer on the windows of the plane he had power over rather than a full transfer to the flat plane, no hills but still same distance. He wondered how fast she was. Of course he could also warp Turk here and then shadow sail with her over, for better comfort, he wasn't sure if she knew what a Suujali was, and that they'd have to ride on him, together. So many choices he wondered what best fit her comfort, He didn't want to overstep any trust issues she may have of the world and himself, Especially the suspicious shadow realm. He'd have to come up with something, But they had over time. by his calculations they had an hour to kill with still time to set the marker and find the targets, he wasn't sure what the targets events were either.

[spacegy4]

A name. She gotten what she wanted. Interactions were certainly off to a pleasant start. Though it was much more his next statement that got her thinking. She began work at summoning up a response, but for some reason she was having trouble thinking straight. She could tell enough that there was quite a bit more was going on in Shado’s mind than he made known externally. The ambient mental traffic generated was so plentiful that she had to make an effort to not pick up on it. It was distracting. Erin could get over this though. There was training that she had gone through to specially prevent such an occurrence, but for a mysterious reason it was difficult for her to summon the technique required. This situation was different or maybe it had to do with the individual. Regardless she couldn’t let herself get carried away and violate the precious privacy of the person whom she had only met moments ago. I'm sure you've done such jobs many a time then? You seem at ease. It rang out in her mind again. It just felt odd to her. Mainly because either Shado had made an excellent guess or had another way of telling. Her attire was somewhat of a giveaway, but then again she knew that no one in this world should be able to identify it.

“I’m not from around here, but I am an assassin. A Spectre.” She let off as they continued on. Her thoughts then began to run off again. “You’ve got quite a bit going on up there, but I don’t blame you.” Wait a moment. Did she actually just say that? Oh fekk “Never mind that last thing. Sorry.” She quickly apologised before the boy would be able to make a response. Would Shado realize what had prompted her to say that? Erin was unsure, but figured the discovery of her abilities by others would come eventually whether purposefully or by accident.

[MKaiya]

As Kai walked into the town, she could sense the presence of a lot of beings but unable to pin point their exact location. She continued into town and into the town's bar. All of their eyes were focused at her. One man suddenly came up to her and asked, "Who might you be little missy?" and she immediately replied, "Whoever I am, and what I am to do here, is clearly none of your business". The man immediately backed off and she continued on a table to the corner. The informant she was supposed to meet wasn't there. She checked her watch and noticed that she was 2 hours early. Letting out a sigh, she immediately turned around and walked out of the bar. She then went to an alley, looked left and right then continued.

Looking back from where she entered the alley, no one was there but she could sense the presence of two people. She immediately cast 'Tether' into her bolt and fired it to the closes rooftop she could find and pulled herself up. She could sense they were there but not where they are. Immediately setting camp in one of the rooftops. She surveyed left and right and finally found the two.

"Who might they be? Could they be... No. I must confirm this with my informant."

She fixated her gaze on the two. After some time, she looked at her watch and saw that it was time. Without hesitation she got up and went down from the roof with her weapon sheathed to her arm and headed back inside the bar. Confirming if the informant is indeed at the table, indeed he was there. She went to the table and the informant gave her the details of her assignment.

[Ikari]

((i like it!!! ^^^)

He did a double take to her. Was this what he's been sensing? Psychic tentacles licking and flicking against his cerebral cortex. He skimmed down to their shadows whom bumped and merged and sat slightly on their right sides, his ability lied in there. He saw something else, a small orb webbed and splintered, but just as quickly it had dissipated. some Maelstrom glo bug? He looked over his shoulder to make sure, when his rose colored oculars did not catch any mirroring twinkle he assume they were safe. "Y-yea.. i guess it's shown on my face huh, sorry." he said trying to make alibi. For both of them.

They had found themselves turning to the wider set road, that marked the end of the large rock sculping archs that was Sky wire. From this road rickety horse drawn carrages with large barrels and cargo were hand shipped by manual wheel barrels to the businesses in the narrow twisty walkways. He enjoyed taking in the busy worker bees that were valueable to the economy, maintaining the ethic of pride held in Skywire. His eyes watched the large arch that welcomed and saw the people out. Beyond it, was the high cliffs on either side that shallowed out into vast plains and hilly trails of outreach. He had to make a descision fast.

"I've kind of notice. " he said as to make point he has never seen a suit like that. "either way, stranger to the lands, i should inform you that there's a distance we'll be traveling, and it would be hard with timing." He wasn't going to ask how she got here, perhaps she lost all remembrance of it. he couldn't tell he only thought of some wild fictional book "lost girl". But he couldn't make Judgement, people thought his brother was of some distant land, seeing such armor he had made for him. maybe it was self made, he could fall back on that excuse for now, so that his mind was clear of curiousity, for now that is.

These horses would be no good too loud, and they'd have to sign in to Veera, it wasn't known to him if their assignments even expected enemies, for any occasion. So they would have to make it stealth, just for safety sake. "Are you willing to use any means of transportation for the sake of the mission, Erin?" He said with a small smile, hoping he'd be able to hold a welcoming arm for her. Like she had mentioned, she wasn't from around here, but that didn't mean he wouldn't find equality in them both. they were trusted, together for the assignment, doubting one another would only end up hurting the conditions.

[MKaiya]

The mission she was given was of utmost secrecy. But it had something to do with the two people she saw before. What could it have been? Only Kai and the Informant know of it. She took note of their presence just before she stopped surveying the two. She got out of the bar and was glad that she could still feel their presence, but could still not pinpoint their exact location. After a long walk around town looking for them, she noticed that their presence slowly faded and then disappeared.

"Could they have gone out of town already? Maybe not, but I have to pick up their presence once again."

She continued to search around the town and finally catching their presence once again. This time, she decided to survey from a vantage point. She used 'Tether' again to get to the rooftops and caught sight of two peculiar shadows. Confirming that it was indeed the two she was looking for, she decided to keep a low profile and keep watch of them from a distance to prevent them from spotting her.

"The task is of utmost priority, failure is not an option. By any means necessary, do it."

She kept thinking as to what the informant had said to her and did everything in utmost silence. Keeping a close eye on the two, she noticed something strange. She could sense the presence of 5 other people aside from the two, where they are, she doesn't know. Deciding that it was of utmost important to follow the two, she didn't mind the presence of the other 5 and kept close watch as to where the two were headed.

[spacegy4]

Erin felt internally relieved with Shado’s response. It showed outwardly in her features to a degree. Her body and muscles relaxed as they continued to walk. It helped bring down her level of stress that the entirety of the situation has brought to her, but as they began to enter the open area she began to feel uneasy. Open areas spelled out Unsafe with a capital U. It began a small feeling in the back of her head that they were being watched. It was an itch she had developed from training. She began scanning rooftops for onlookers when out of the corner of her eye she saw a flash. It was only a momentary twinkle. It was light reflecting off the Barrett rifle’s Leupold Mark VI scope.

“Sniper!” Erin yelled and grabbed Shado pulling him to the ground. As she rolled in front of him she came to a kneeling postion with her C-10 MARK VI drawn. Her body would fully obstruct any shot made by the sniper. She immediately began scanning the area with her rifle to locate where the glare had originated. “Whatever transportation you mentioned. We’re going to need it RIGHT NOW or we’re both dead!”

[MKaiya]

Taken aback from their sudden reaction, she immediately knew that they spotter her already. But she was more concerned about the presence of the five she sensed earlier, their presence got stronger and she had to know where those 5 people are. Deciding to eliminate them before the task at hand, she enchanted her bolts with 'Peto' which would mark any living thing near it making it easier to detect and pin point their location. Following her instincts, she sent out 5 bolts in random directions and managed to mark 3 of the 5. Knowing where they are, she decided to snipe them down with her crossbow with the help of the enchantment 'Atque' giving her bolts an increase in speed which would be like firing a bullet from a gun. A Master with the weapon she possesses, she immediately took aim and fired without hesitation and took out the 3 with ease.

"Tch. Those 3 were amateurs, but those two are something else. It's either I wait here and snipe them when they make a wrong move or get away and then take them down before I lose those two."

Not having much of a choice, she decided to wait for the other two to make their move.

"I wonder who'll get eliminated first? The two i'm following, or the two following them?"

[Ikari]

Shado thought it was his imagination, but being taken and thrown to the cover of the buildings, gave him the confirmed annotions. He quickly nodded looking and watching the gleam spitfire at random areas what was it shooting at? Yes of course, there were others, some odd number and whom they were after, if any and all, they were in the middle. They couldn't have any distractions nor set backs, and it's 15 clicks till ther destination.

He nodded taking her wrist quickly, as they were already covered under shadows. All light seemed to feel brighter, blinding, and with it, the shadows darker and deeper, they vanished from their location.
Jumped. The world seemed to flip upside down, the colors inverted except in grayscales and deep blacks and whites. He stood and looked out a white spectrum edge underneath them, his eyes seemed to be looking for something within that instead of the dark areas. WIthin this realm, mastering the art of more than one movement in shadows is difficult. but he learned that he wouldn't have to walk the whole flat plane to the destination, if he tricked the works of the plane that was a safe zone for his kind, then he could use not only transmission but warping to another shadow window in a distance. He found a viable shadow they could pop out from, just by standing there, though the plane seemed endless and explorable. the quickest was for their sake.

"I don't know who or what that all was, but i hope by doing this we will lose their tracking. Either we've been marked ourselves, or scouted, even both." He wasn't sure if there was competitive assassinating assassins,or if some how they were caught in unexpected, hopefully unrelated crossfire. Sometimes the odds were totally cliche or unexpectable in final outcomes. He only hoped that once they jumped through another window afterlosing their essence within the plane itself, that they would throw anyone off. Again it could not be permitted that the people were educated with the fact, though he's tried to keep his abilities secret, or that they themselves knew how to use the trick.

Not stopping to scan around the vast fields of darkness, he took again the wrist of Erin and pulled her with a nod through another rift. this time they jumped down a "shoot" and yet coming out from the plane they were walking out from a dark concave wall of a shanty building, in a town very different form where they were. "I hope the odd teleporting thing didn't make you ill, some people aren't use to such a peculiar form." He said with his voice concernced, but not enough to be personal or past the professional basis, he kept quite looking around.
"Though we should keep an eye out, I'm not sure if there'll be more, or if in someway they could sense us from our last location..." Which was again highly unlikely, to hm at least, they gave themselves much space from a city by the southern coast to all the way to the north western coast. He would know if these 'people' were tracking, even expecting, them once they would hit Veera soon.

[MKaiya]

As she continued to lay in wait for either to make a move, she felt their presence slowly disappearing. "Oh ho, they managed to escape. Problem is now that they're gone, i'm pretty sure the attention of those 2 will fall to me." and she wasn't wrong, as soon as the presence of both disappeared she was now their target. They could feel the two moving around and she had to adjust her position to every movement they made. She had a hard time adjusting because her ability to detect their presence doesn't reveal where they are and had to rely on instinct.

She's had enough of their enough of their little games and focused on the presence of the two and she was able to successfully pinpoint their locations. She immediately cast 'Plethuno' and 'Atque' giving her bolts and increase in speed and the ability to multiply in mid-flight (illusion). She took aim and made the shot, the one she aimed at was too horrified by the amount of bolts coming and immediately fell to the ground. Before she was able to aim at the other, she had been hit twice in the leg and the presence of the other disappeared. "Tch. Firing at me then running away, how cowardly.", she forcefully removed the bolts in her leg and let out a moan. The blood that spewed out and was dripping slowly rose up and revolved around the wound then slowly going in to the wound to heal it. It was as if the wound was never there. She rose up and looked around the vicinity.

She let out a sigh and jumped down from the rooftop. She continued to look for them by walking through the town hoping to catch their presence once again. As she walked through the town, she couldn't help but remember the last words of her informant. No matter what, the mission must succeed. ZERO CASUALTIES.

[spacegy4]

Erin felt her body slightly tighten up as her wrist was grasped by the boy behind her kneeling form. She was uncertain of what would happen as she was pulled by Shado through another plane of existence. Oddly it felt comfortable to her as the duo pushed through the shadows. She couldn’t recall ever partaking in such a feat before, but there was a certain familiarity to it which caused slight shiver dissipate through her spine.

As they popped out at their final destination she turned to face him as he addressed her with concern. “No. It didn’t bother me at all.” She said calmly as she cradled her C-10 MARK VI rifle of which she had been gripping tightly for the entire trip. “I actually feel like I’ve done something similar, but can’t really remember.” Erin remarked as she returned the rifle to her shoulder. Un-clipping a psi blade she held it to her side as she began to mull over their current situation. “I wasn’t able to see much, but... I think person looking at us was a young girl... What her case is I have no idea.” She lightly sighed before continuing. “I should be able to tell if she gets anywhere near again.” She began to walk out ahead a little and stopped to look back. “We should get going and finish this job soon. The longer we take the more likely we’ll run into these other people tailing us.” Her last statement came from the result an innate connection that had began to form between her and Shado since they had met. It was slightly beyond the two merely operating as a team to achieve the means of job completion. Erin was concerned for Shado’s well being.

[Ikari]

His eyes trailed back up to her their concerned look was fluttered away by his grey lashes, that gave his a thick band around the outer corners of his eyes, much like a species of cat.
"Oh, well th-that's good, if anything it's new experience learned." he said with a slight smile again. his nerves seemed to refine back into slow pulse.
He stood again and looked around the area, a new look to it. unlike the skywire, Veera had more eliquant features to it's architecture, with red shingle bonnet and gambrel roofing and beige konak like appeals to the buildings. It was always comfortable, even though Veera was the best trademarket area. He took to his backpack shifting through it as he stepped lightly as ever to Erin's side his head only a few inches above hers he grabbed a hold of his own weapon taking it out and pulling them under his backpack, twin vakor wakazashi blades, attaching them to a flip and snap straps of his specially created backpack. he looked through it again and pulled out a barret M82 bullpup, though the bag seemed very small, it was enchanted to hold more than many could recognise. He didn't enjoy guns, but going without one on such would be foolish. He took it and slung it under his right arm. it was small, strong, and the range was enough for a small town..
"We can't be seen by civilians as a threat, especially in such a town. Silencers on, we'll head around to the square, I'm keeping an eye out through spectators on the outside for the girl. The shadows will notify me." he said covering an eye, then uncovering it, it was solid blck, and if you took a better look at it, it was like a monitor screen, eyes from other people outisde were watching the gateway into the town, just incase. that meant that his other eye was left for the scope, and left his defense open. his sight range was wider than a humans, but concentrating on more than one thing had its disadavantages.
"Watch my back i'll watch yours,

He followed Erin through he town and lead her through the areas he knew would best shield them. He could feel the presence of the target, surrounded by many others. He couldn't believe a business like this could be so brutal and competitive. He was glad he never made it into such trades. He pointed up to the buildings as they stopped into the shadows of drying clothes and balconies to peoples homes off the side avenues of the buzzing city. thye needed to climb up to the top of the buildings and find the best possible area to scope out the targets.

The two targets were business partners, and brothers. He had the man who was supposedly in Red, whom would be surrounded by a party of many, for some company outing. his brother would be with him. He hoped they wouldn't need to wait long, even end it early, the new threat was terrorizing his nerves. He didn't think it would be much a problem, though there was the wait, and the possibility that this "girl" could easily catch up from 15 click away, a whole trip to one end of the lands to another!
He kicked up, latching onto the concave curves and trim of the architecture of the building, grabbign onto the first floor balcony and pulling himself up, grabbing Erin's hand and pulling her up next, he pointed to the other side, the street was narrow enough fro them to hop to one end and another, parkouring their way up. he reached the red shingle roof top crawling to the peak and looking over, he saw the beautiful scale of red roofs, and the square with the large marble fountain in the center. He lead them quickly to the edge where he swung over and straight into a chase balcony, with stone railing he hoped into the shadows and kept himself far from the edge, he looked up waiting to see Erin appear through, hoping she would follow.