alea iacta est
Who: A mafia boss, a former-cop, and a girl who is more than she seems
When: Wednesday, April 7th late night
Where: Warehouse B (seriously just some random warehouse)
What: Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius.
"You have helped me greatly signorina. Surely the message you have sent to Mr. Zwingli will have him come running!" Roma grinned at the glaring girl, "That was very brave of you to bring a gun signorina! But then again, you are more than what you seem..."
His voice echoed in the large warehouse, the only occupants were himself and the girl tied to the rolling office chair from head to toe. He had his men visit the office supply company and they gladly allowed Roma to use one of their warehouses for his business. Of course the murder of one of their assistant managers and a large sum of money helped sway their doubts.
He kicked the chair around causing Lenna to bump into boxes and walls but Roma was really doing it out of boredom. Gagged, the girl wasn't the greatest conversationalist and that nasty glare she was giving him was becoming annoying. Roma was pissed enough that Vash had somehow avoided all his assassination attempts and then he finds out his female companion knows more than he'd like.
Roma already knew he was going to kill them both but he was a man of honor. He will allow them to go down fighting.
He took Lenna's cellphone out of his coat pocket, along with a cigar. He smoked it as he looked through her phone. "I know you are a friend of Romano. I thank you for caring for him but he will no longer need you. In fact, you will disappear signorina. Along with your Mr. Zwingli."
Roma tapped a finger on the sword sheathe around his waist and placed the phone back in his pocket. He took another long drag of his cigar before calmly digging the burning tip into Lenna's hand. He smiled as she squirmed then placed his hands on top of her head, resting his chin on them.
This was going to be a fair fight, his men were told only to monitor the building and inform him of Mr. Zwingli's arrival, and Roma was in no way going to put Lenna in danger, he was only going to have her watch Vash die then kill her himself.
The stage was set, it was time for the hero to arrive.
When: Wednesday, April 7th late night
Where: Warehouse B (seriously just some random warehouse)
What: Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius.
"You have helped me greatly signorina. Surely the message you have sent to Mr. Zwingli will have him come running!" Roma grinned at the glaring girl, "That was very brave of you to bring a gun signorina! But then again, you are more than what you seem..."
His voice echoed in the large warehouse, the only occupants were himself and the girl tied to the rolling office chair from head to toe. He had his men visit the office supply company and they gladly allowed Roma to use one of their warehouses for his business. Of course the murder of one of their assistant managers and a large sum of money helped sway their doubts.
He kicked the chair around causing Lenna to bump into boxes and walls but Roma was really doing it out of boredom. Gagged, the girl wasn't the greatest conversationalist and that nasty glare she was giving him was becoming annoying. Roma was pissed enough that Vash had somehow avoided all his assassination attempts and then he finds out his female companion knows more than he'd like.
Roma already knew he was going to kill them both but he was a man of honor. He will allow them to go down fighting.
He took Lenna's cellphone out of his coat pocket, along with a cigar. He smoked it as he looked through her phone. "I know you are a friend of Romano. I thank you for caring for him but he will no longer need you. In fact, you will disappear signorina. Along with your Mr. Zwingli."
Roma tapped a finger on the sword sheathe around his waist and placed the phone back in his pocket. He took another long drag of his cigar before calmly digging the burning tip into Lenna's hand. He smiled as she squirmed then placed his hands on top of her head, resting his chin on them.
This was going to be a fair fight, his men were told only to monitor the building and inform him of Mr. Zwingli's arrival, and Roma was in no way going to put Lenna in danger, he was only going to have her watch Vash die then kill her himself.
The stage was set, it was time for the hero to arrive.