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Help wanted ads were always a constant around Rhy'din. In need of a cleaner. In need of a plumber. However there was always an odd one out. Some were comical. In need of a Mattress for a stunt. In need of a Maid for magic practice.
However some seemed comical and were overlooked, were purely serious. This day, the one that everyone seemed to overlook was:
Hitman needed for things
For things. Nothing more then that. Most overlooked it since the Hitman business in Rhy'din was almost something of a joke with recent developments around the city. However an opportunistic person, or someone simply looking for adventure, might just pick up on an ad like this.
Today that adventurous young soul was Charles. Even with his professional military background, nothing could satisfy that boyish feeling when you get to do something adventurous. He plucked the number from the bottom of the sheet and glanced over it for a few moments before moving away from the Ad board with a nonchalant walk. But inside he was not all that nonchalant, rather he was excited to what this number might bring him to. Sliding it into his pocket he went towards a small diner in the marketplace, somewhere not to busy where he could call.
The front door chimed to his entrance, quickly followed by:
"What can I get'cha hun?" the waitress behind the bar called to him.
"Nothing, thanks for the offer though" Charles nodded to her as he moved over towards some secluded booth to the side of the room. Combat boots were not at all made for stealthy movements, as each step made a hard clank against the floor.
Sliding into the booth he pulled the small slit of paper out and set it in front of him. Pulling his datapad off of his side he taps in the number and slides his earpiece.
Ring....
Ring.....
Rin.
"Hello I noticed your ad..." He began to speak but was cut off.
"Docks, 2200 hours, be there." Click.
Charles pulled his ear piece out and glanced around, that was way to easy he thought, but now he was in it forreal. That boyish feeling never did give in though. "Ma'am" He called to the Waitress "Some coffee please"
"Sure thing hun! Comin' right up!"
Help wanted ads were always a constant around Rhy'din. In need of a cleaner. In need of a plumber. However there was always an odd one out. Some were comical. In need of a Mattress for a stunt. In need of a Maid for magic practice.
However some seemed comical and were overlooked, were purely serious. This day, the one that everyone seemed to overlook was:
Hitman needed for things
For things. Nothing more then that. Most overlooked it since the Hitman business in Rhy'din was almost something of a joke with recent developments around the city. However an opportunistic person, or someone simply looking for adventure, might just pick up on an ad like this.
Today that adventurous young soul was Charles. Even with his professional military background, nothing could satisfy that boyish feeling when you get to do something adventurous. He plucked the number from the bottom of the sheet and glanced over it for a few moments before moving away from the Ad board with a nonchalant walk. But inside he was not all that nonchalant, rather he was excited to what this number might bring him to. Sliding it into his pocket he went towards a small diner in the marketplace, somewhere not to busy where he could call.
The front door chimed to his entrance, quickly followed by:
"What can I get'cha hun?" the waitress behind the bar called to him.
"Nothing, thanks for the offer though" Charles nodded to her as he moved over towards some secluded booth to the side of the room. Combat boots were not at all made for stealthy movements, as each step made a hard clank against the floor.
Sliding into the booth he pulled the small slit of paper out and set it in front of him. Pulling his datapad off of his side he taps in the number and slides his earpiece.
Ring....
Ring.....
Rin.
"Hello I noticed your ad..." He began to speak but was cut off.
"Docks, 2200 hours, be there." Click.
Charles pulled his ear piece out and glanced around, that was way to easy he thought, but now he was in it forreal. That boyish feeling never did give in though. "Ma'am" He called to the Waitress "Some coffee please"
"Sure thing hun! Comin' right up!"