Oh I'm gonna break the laws || But I'll get through your door
WHO: violentsoftie and gardenerthief
WHERE: 500 Park
WHEN: Now!
WARNINGS: None
SUMMARY: Demon thieves being demony thieves
FORMAT: Para-whatever
There was only one place Kurama should have been several nights after a good portion of his friends imploded on one another, during a time when he was going to have early mornings and late nights keeping the stores running while the others dealt with the aftermath, and that was bed. Instead, he was on the rooftop of one of the most expensive apartment buildings in the city, getting ready to rob the corrupt CEO of a major insurance company of a rather breathtaking amount of riches.
All the same, Kurama would feel as rejuvenated after taking his very quiet but very hot frustration at his relative helplessness during the whole Mu Incident out on a man who'd made billions off of the pain of others as he would have after a night waiting for sleep to find him. Besides, he owed Hiei, and corrupt businessmen were #1 on the little demon's list of most hated sorts of humans.
"Remember, no killing him," he said softly to Hiei, voice muffled by the mask of his thief disguise. He knew Hiei found his getup silly, but the vine he'd sent into the tiny crack around the edge of the window prized the huge pane of glass free of its setting, he smiled slightly with the knowledge that his partner in crime would just deal with it. Besides, Hiei had no appreciation for subtlety and dramatic flair.
WHERE: 500 Park
WHEN: Now!
WARNINGS: None
SUMMARY: Demon thieves being demony thieves
FORMAT: Para-whatever
There was only one place Kurama should have been several nights after a good portion of his friends imploded on one another, during a time when he was going to have early mornings and late nights keeping the stores running while the others dealt with the aftermath, and that was bed. Instead, he was on the rooftop of one of the most expensive apartment buildings in the city, getting ready to rob the corrupt CEO of a major insurance company of a rather breathtaking amount of riches.
All the same, Kurama would feel as rejuvenated after taking his very quiet but very hot frustration at his relative helplessness during the whole Mu Incident out on a man who'd made billions off of the pain of others as he would have after a night waiting for sleep to find him. Besides, he owed Hiei, and corrupt businessmen were #1 on the little demon's list of most hated sorts of humans.
"Remember, no killing him," he said softly to Hiei, voice muffled by the mask of his thief disguise. He knew Hiei found his getup silly, but the vine he'd sent into the tiny crack around the edge of the window prized the huge pane of glass free of its setting, he smiled slightly with the knowledge that his partner in crime would just deal with it. Besides, Hiei had no appreciation for subtlety and dramatic flair.