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Zorolo · #14 [ ] 02-18-2008, 09:42 PM

OoC: *Laughs* WOrry not. Five days isn't so bad a wait. I've had people make me wait months, and I think I had one guy make me almost wait a year. It was insane. >_>;;

BiC: Monroe stood up and smiled as he looked out over the edge of the railing at the approaching beasts and smiled. "Pair of idiots," the bounty hunter muttered as he opened his revolver and slipped out one of his normal bullets and slipped in a shatter shot. "They should just leave it to me, damn bastards," the modern fencer muttered as he placed a foot on the railing and readied to jump. Before he did, without turning his head, he addressed Amy. "Don't pray to things that don't exist. It's a waste of time," he stated cold and firmly as he leapt from the carriage.

"Yahoo!" the dark clad man yelled as he soared through the air, kicking the air hard and Moon Stepping forwards with such speed one would think him an arrow towards its target. With another powerful kick, the modern fencer shot forwards, almost spiraling past the two men on horseback, leaving them only the words, "Slow idiots. You hired me for **** like this!" Monroe was clearly out of control and completely out of his mind, but the adrenaline high made his blood rush and gave him a strong smile plastered across his face. He lived for this!

The large, black dog was upon him now, ready to bring its massive jaws closed upon the mercenary. As the fangs clamped down, the enhanced human kicked himself backwards and slightly higher, keeping his eyes set on his target while aiming his revolver. The massive hound leapt upwards and opened it's jaws again, snapping down again towards the dark clad man's boot, but only getting a cloud of smoke as he kicked himself higher into the air and backwards a bit again, this time doing a back flip in midair for some flare. After all, what good was a fight you weren't testing yourself in?

The mongrel lunged one last time, and finally, it was show time. The curtain rose and the fangs of the foul, wretched creature came closer to snapping upon the man's leg than before; however, this time he came prepared. Moving just enough to get his leg out of the way, Monroe grabbed the monster's jaw and adjusted himself so he forcefully locked it shut by wrapping his arm around the side of the beast's mouth. The mercenary placed his gun against the head of the beast and cocked the trigger.

BANG!

Blood splattered heavily from the blast from the muzzle as it released a large number of pellets of titanium into the creature's skull. Vossler placed his foot on the beast's head and pushed off, Moon Stepping quickly back to where the pompous men were and landing between them as they came to a stop.

"Quite a show you put on," Niccoli commented as he looked at Monroe.

"It's what I do," the modern fencer responded as he looked back. Something seemed... wrong...

The dog rose and gave a long, drawn out howl and growled loudly. "Damn, didn't kill it," the bounty hunter muttered as the beast stalked back where it was, keeping its distance. "Let's get back to the others. I think that'll stop it for a little bit. What's bad though is I think that thing just called for backup. GO!" Monroe yelled as he began to run, hopping onto a horse and moving back towards the carriage. When the three finally caught up, the bounty hunter leapt back onto the roof and looked at Amy. He wasn't sure if she would say anything, but it didn't matter. That had been a hell of a lot of fun!