"Elliot, make sure those crates are secure and get that truck moving soon. The boss is waiting." "Yeah, yeah..." Elliot gave a grumble and curse as he shook his head, glancing back in the side mirror at the men finishing up loading the truck. Something in the distance behind them caught his eyes and they narrowed into the mirror curiously. "What the..."
A rocket sped into the back of the truck, right past the men working with a whizzing should. Impacting inside the truck and exploding, which in turn set off all the pretty ammunition and weapons loaded on the truck. Some men ducked for cover and managed to save their life, for the moment, while others were blown back inside the open warehouse front. Maris shook his head as he moved to get up from the ground, his back bleeding from splinters cutting into his suit coat. His vision was slightly blurry, but he caught sight of an odd looking man within a purple long coat. "Who the hell are you..?"
The figure opened up on Maris with a relic to be sure. A Thompson Submachine gun with a fifty round drum. Easily the .45 caliber bullets cut Maris down where he stood, or rather was trying to. Weapons fire from others approaching the warehouse sounded off, cutting down men as they tried to move for cover, tried to pull their weapons to defend their petty lives. The man within the purple long coat gave pause by a man bleeding and trying to crawl away. Looking down over him he lifted a purple leather glove to his chin in thought. "You know, you won't make the 5:15 bus moving that slow. Here, let me help you take a quicker route to Hell." Emptying the remaining rounds from the submachine gun into the man's back before discarding the weapon and pulling an elven blade free from below his coat. He hummed, almost happily as he moved through the dead bodies while his own thugs moved about ensuring nobody was left alive.
Except. for Mr. Elis. The man within the purple coat moved toward the limping Mr. Elis with a smile perking his lips, course, it did seem he always had a smile didn't it' "Mr. Elis, lovely evening wouldn't you say?" Elis turned around and stumbled backwards onto the ground. Looking about himself for a pistol and finding one nearby from a fallen guard. "You know, Mr. Elis, truthfully I wouldn't do that if I was you." As the man went for the gun, the elven blade was cast forth and drove into the man's hand. "Oh dear, did I do that' I'm terribly sorry. Must of slipped?" Elis groan in pain and leaned back against a damaged crate. "You're dead. Whoever you are, you're dead. My boss is gonna hang you out to dry buddy." "Oh, is that so' Well, you're lucky tonight, Mr. Elis. You see I'm going to let you live. So you can go back to your so called boss and tell him that I now own his holdings here." The man blinked up at the odd guy in the purple long coat, noting now he had on below a green vest' And was that makeup on his face" "My boss owns three warehouses here, he's not gonna just give them up to some punk." A tilt of his head, and the odd man with the smile gave a nod over toward a dark figure. "This is James, James Samuel. He's a friend of mine. Mr. Samuel, would you be so kind as to tell Mr. Elis who I am?" The shotgun in Samuel's hands lowered some as he stepped closer. A glance over his boss and then down at Elis. "He's the Mad Mage. The Joker of the night."
The mad one seemed to almost smile brighter, if at all possible. Giving Samuel a pat on the shoulder. "You know, I've always said black men with deep voices make the best for narrating. They ever make a movie out of this, you need to narrate for sure Mr. Samuel." The mad one then turned down at Elis. "My friends call me, Jack, but you can tell your boss and everyone else to call me, The Joker. You see, I was a bit bored with the Hell of a place I was making a bit of chaos at. So I thought to myself, chicken." Elis blinked up at the mad one. "Chicken...?" The mad one nodded deeply down at him. "Oh yes, You see, I love chicken. It's so...easy to cook really. You make a fire, toss a chicken into it and little bit later done. Maybe a little crispy, but who doesn't like extra crispy?" Elis just shook his head as he held his bleeding hand. "You're crazy." The mad one grinned deeply at that. "Crazy' No. Just...have a different way of thinking then everyone else is all. As I was saying, I like chicken and this city is like one big hen house. So many eggs, just sitting there for the taking. Oh true, there are a few roosters to protect the hens, but they can be dealt with. Just find yourself a big bad fox, with enough hunger to not be fazed by the roosters talons." He looked over at the burning truck and a few of the dead bodies laying around before looking back toward Elis. "This city is a mess from what I've seen and I've only been here one night. I'm ashamed really. Ashamed at the quality." He ran his tongue over his lips and while tapping his gloved fingertips against his cheek. "You see Mr. Elis, I'm going to give this town a better class of criminal. I'm going to paint the town red, with blood of course, not paint. Paint is so old school don't you think" I'm going to steal candy from babies. I'm going to push old ladies into the street when a quick horse drawn wagon moves by. I'm going to set a few fires. I'm going to make a few bodies hit the floor. I'm going to find the worse of the worse and band them together. I'm an equal opportunity employer you see." He gave a nod of his head down at Elis with that odd smile again. "Be it troll, demon, vampire, or your average thug. I'm going to bring them together under my coat tails you see. And we're gonna have a lot of fun. Oh, a lot of fun, Mr. Elis."
"You think you can get away with this" My boss is going to send everything he's got after you buddy." The mad one was looking up at the stars, smiling bright at their sparkle before lowering his gaze down at Elis. "I hope so. I'd hate to think he was a coward and hid himself and his little force of thugs away from me. I like a challenge. I like a little bloodshed. I like it when Angels cry, Mr. Elis." He took out a fork and started to fix his hair in some broken glass on the ground. Elis lifted his brows and shook his head, wincing at the pain in his hand. "You're nuts, crazy, insane." The mad one gave pause in fixing his hair, turning slowly back toward Elis on the ground as his eyes narrowed upon the man. "Now that's not very nice, Mr. Elis. I need you to help spread the word. So making me angry, really isn't a good idea now is it' I mean, if I was to take this fork and shove it into your throat and watch the blood spurt forth...well...how can you go tell your boss I now own his three warehouses?" Elis was breathing hard, partly from pain, partly from the unknown if he was going to live till morning with this wacko standing before him. "Just kidding!" The mad one chucked and tossed the fork behind him without another thought and smiled brightly down at Elis. "Heh, had you going there for a moment didn't I? Ah well. You go and tell your boss now. Go and tell everyone you meet." He grinned deeply and moved to leave, pausing and turning back at Elis. Moving toward him and leaning down, a leather glove took hold of the elven blade in the man's hand and gave a tug of it free. Elis groaned in pain as blood spilled forth from the open wound. "Sorry, one of my favorite knives." The mad one gave a wink and then a pat to Elis' head before turning and motioning to his men and several rather attractive ladies to move on.
"This town is gonna be like something out of the bible....it's gonna burn..."
A rocket sped into the back of the truck, right past the men working with a whizzing should. Impacting inside the truck and exploding, which in turn set off all the pretty ammunition and weapons loaded on the truck. Some men ducked for cover and managed to save their life, for the moment, while others were blown back inside the open warehouse front. Maris shook his head as he moved to get up from the ground, his back bleeding from splinters cutting into his suit coat. His vision was slightly blurry, but he caught sight of an odd looking man within a purple long coat. "Who the hell are you..?"
The figure opened up on Maris with a relic to be sure. A Thompson Submachine gun with a fifty round drum. Easily the .45 caliber bullets cut Maris down where he stood, or rather was trying to. Weapons fire from others approaching the warehouse sounded off, cutting down men as they tried to move for cover, tried to pull their weapons to defend their petty lives. The man within the purple long coat gave pause by a man bleeding and trying to crawl away. Looking down over him he lifted a purple leather glove to his chin in thought. "You know, you won't make the 5:15 bus moving that slow. Here, let me help you take a quicker route to Hell." Emptying the remaining rounds from the submachine gun into the man's back before discarding the weapon and pulling an elven blade free from below his coat. He hummed, almost happily as he moved through the dead bodies while his own thugs moved about ensuring nobody was left alive.
Except. for Mr. Elis. The man within the purple coat moved toward the limping Mr. Elis with a smile perking his lips, course, it did seem he always had a smile didn't it' "Mr. Elis, lovely evening wouldn't you say?" Elis turned around and stumbled backwards onto the ground. Looking about himself for a pistol and finding one nearby from a fallen guard. "You know, Mr. Elis, truthfully I wouldn't do that if I was you." As the man went for the gun, the elven blade was cast forth and drove into the man's hand. "Oh dear, did I do that' I'm terribly sorry. Must of slipped?" Elis groan in pain and leaned back against a damaged crate. "You're dead. Whoever you are, you're dead. My boss is gonna hang you out to dry buddy." "Oh, is that so' Well, you're lucky tonight, Mr. Elis. You see I'm going to let you live. So you can go back to your so called boss and tell him that I now own his holdings here." The man blinked up at the odd guy in the purple long coat, noting now he had on below a green vest' And was that makeup on his face" "My boss owns three warehouses here, he's not gonna just give them up to some punk." A tilt of his head, and the odd man with the smile gave a nod over toward a dark figure. "This is James, James Samuel. He's a friend of mine. Mr. Samuel, would you be so kind as to tell Mr. Elis who I am?" The shotgun in Samuel's hands lowered some as he stepped closer. A glance over his boss and then down at Elis. "He's the Mad Mage. The Joker of the night."
The mad one seemed to almost smile brighter, if at all possible. Giving Samuel a pat on the shoulder. "You know, I've always said black men with deep voices make the best for narrating. They ever make a movie out of this, you need to narrate for sure Mr. Samuel." The mad one then turned down at Elis. "My friends call me, Jack, but you can tell your boss and everyone else to call me, The Joker. You see, I was a bit bored with the Hell of a place I was making a bit of chaos at. So I thought to myself, chicken." Elis blinked up at the mad one. "Chicken...?" The mad one nodded deeply down at him. "Oh yes, You see, I love chicken. It's so...easy to cook really. You make a fire, toss a chicken into it and little bit later done. Maybe a little crispy, but who doesn't like extra crispy?" Elis just shook his head as he held his bleeding hand. "You're crazy." The mad one grinned deeply at that. "Crazy' No. Just...have a different way of thinking then everyone else is all. As I was saying, I like chicken and this city is like one big hen house. So many eggs, just sitting there for the taking. Oh true, there are a few roosters to protect the hens, but they can be dealt with. Just find yourself a big bad fox, with enough hunger to not be fazed by the roosters talons." He looked over at the burning truck and a few of the dead bodies laying around before looking back toward Elis. "This city is a mess from what I've seen and I've only been here one night. I'm ashamed really. Ashamed at the quality." He ran his tongue over his lips and while tapping his gloved fingertips against his cheek. "You see Mr. Elis, I'm going to give this town a better class of criminal. I'm going to paint the town red, with blood of course, not paint. Paint is so old school don't you think" I'm going to steal candy from babies. I'm going to push old ladies into the street when a quick horse drawn wagon moves by. I'm going to set a few fires. I'm going to make a few bodies hit the floor. I'm going to find the worse of the worse and band them together. I'm an equal opportunity employer you see." He gave a nod of his head down at Elis with that odd smile again. "Be it troll, demon, vampire, or your average thug. I'm going to bring them together under my coat tails you see. And we're gonna have a lot of fun. Oh, a lot of fun, Mr. Elis."
"You think you can get away with this" My boss is going to send everything he's got after you buddy." The mad one was looking up at the stars, smiling bright at their sparkle before lowering his gaze down at Elis. "I hope so. I'd hate to think he was a coward and hid himself and his little force of thugs away from me. I like a challenge. I like a little bloodshed. I like it when Angels cry, Mr. Elis." He took out a fork and started to fix his hair in some broken glass on the ground. Elis lifted his brows and shook his head, wincing at the pain in his hand. "You're nuts, crazy, insane." The mad one gave pause in fixing his hair, turning slowly back toward Elis on the ground as his eyes narrowed upon the man. "Now that's not very nice, Mr. Elis. I need you to help spread the word. So making me angry, really isn't a good idea now is it' I mean, if I was to take this fork and shove it into your throat and watch the blood spurt forth...well...how can you go tell your boss I now own his three warehouses?" Elis was breathing hard, partly from pain, partly from the unknown if he was going to live till morning with this wacko standing before him. "Just kidding!" The mad one chucked and tossed the fork behind him without another thought and smiled brightly down at Elis. "Heh, had you going there for a moment didn't I? Ah well. You go and tell your boss now. Go and tell everyone you meet." He grinned deeply and moved to leave, pausing and turning back at Elis. Moving toward him and leaning down, a leather glove took hold of the elven blade in the man's hand and gave a tug of it free. Elis groaned in pain as blood spilled forth from the open wound. "Sorry, one of my favorite knives." The mad one gave a wink and then a pat to Elis' head before turning and motioning to his men and several rather attractive ladies to move on.
"This town is gonna be like something out of the bible....it's gonna burn..."