Romeo does his job well. Not that he likes the word. Job. From reigning terror in Italy to recruiting for the Organization al around the world in Chicago, currently. The second one loses the proper ring to who he is. Nevertheless, it's true. He does work for the Organization. As boring as work sounds, he enjoys it. More than reigning terror (most
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Yeah, the two frightened demonic sibling pair are going to walk down into a nest of archangels.
This is a very bad idea. And boy, does Rusty recognize bad ideas when he sees 'em. He's made them up often enough in the past.
"I mean. Really. Are you sure about this? We go down there... we die-" He stops, because he's stupid, but not that stupid to realize when there's no other option. Not if he wants to get out of there with his sister. And he does care about Becky. He just thinks she has a better chance of surviving or remaining under archangel radar. "And yeah you know that and wanna go down there anyway."
Rusty sighs, running his hand back through his hair before taking the keycard from her mouth.
He waves the card toward her. "If I die, Annie, I'm holdin' you responsible. I'll haunt your ass til the end of your days. Promise you that."
Now he'll be as subtle as he can as he makes his way to the elevator. Considering he is tense and awkward looking especially in this particular setting, his walk is the furthest thing from subtle, but they make it to the elevator okay! He can even use the keycard to get it started. That's something.
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Still, she's just as tense as he is as he makes his way to the elevator, practically vibrating with tension against his chest. They're not the most competent of demons. Actually, they're kind of the Scarecrow and the Cowardly Lion of demons. But they've got to get Dorothy and Toto away from the Wicked Witch of the West, so off they go.
...The elevator is not exactly a yellow brick road of any sort.
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But he doesn't say anything more just hops into the elevator, tapping the side anxiously as it slides open, again.
He steps out. Or more like slinks out of the elevator, sticking close to the walls of the lobby. He's trying to be subtle, but the only references he has for that are old spy movies.
Surprisingly, not helpful in this situation.
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She wants to see how long it'll take him to notice that she's right there.
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"Where the hell do I go now," Rusty hisses down to Annie. "Please tell me it ain't anywhere near... you-know-who."
Because Romana is the Voldemort to Rusty's Harry Potter?
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They're too cute, really.
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He grabs the wheelchair and starts pushing them both toward the elevator.
"Alright. One last look around the place. Soon as the elevator comes." Rusty presses the button for the up. "We're outta here. And I gotta say the hotel that I got? Not near as nice as this. But it's lacking in crazy angels far as I know so that's somethin'."
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Because they have to have the puppy.
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...We're so sorry, Rusty.
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Yes, Rusty is holding to that rumor. The guy telling it seemed to believe it, anyway, talking about getting the hell out of dodge while there was still a chance.
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She pauses, then puts her fingers in her mouth and whistles shrilly.
Moments later, a puppy comes bounding in, ignores the cast on Becky's leg (or the gold dragon in her lap) and leaps up into her lap, wriggling happily.
"Okay," Becky says, calmly keeping the puppy's tongue away from her face. "Now we can go."
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Rusty rolls Becky, dragon, and dog into the open elevator and hops over to the button to get the doors to shut faster than they normally would.
He turns back toward the wheelchair, sending a sympathetic look towards the puppy. "What kinda name is Ferdinand anyway? You wanna neuter the poor guy or what?"
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