Characters: Luis Sera, William Birkin, Excella Gionne, later on Leon Kennedy and Maria
Content: Birkin and Excella hunt down and deal with the sketchy Spaniard. Like he didn't have it coming, right?
Location: Michelangelo Hotel, near Radio City Music Hall
Time of day: Around noon.
Warnings: CHARACTER DEATH. Violence, cursing, Luis being his
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"Good evening, Luis," she purred, walking towards him.
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Luis wondered if he should be the first one to bring it up or not. But "Hey so I bet you've failed completely at that vaccine formula I gave you" seemed a little rude.
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Perhaps she'd let him bring up his mistake... Perhaps she'd see if he'd take the initiative. Or perhaps she'd beat him to the punch. "Was there, perhaps, an error in the information you gave me, signor?"
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Expertly as a total natural, Luis tilted his head slightly and looked confused. "An error? What kind?" he asked, sounding genuinely concerned. "Come on, baby, science is my one true love. My data is like my children. I wouldn't have put out something with a mistake in it... not on purpose anyway."
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In his other pocket, though, was a radio. No matter how much it hurt and how weak he could feel himself becoming, he reached his hand in and pulled it out. He was barely able to hold it up to his face and push the button with the side of his hand.
"Ayudame," he muttered into the radio. "Somebody help me. Michelangelo Hotel. It's Luis ( ... )
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Maria had no clear memory between hearing Luis' radio transmission and rushing down the crumbled pavement, stamping her shaking legs, every inch of her screaming to just keep going when there was so little of her left for anything.
The sudden jolt that pushed through her silenced the crippling sense she'd had of being beaten against a brick wall. There was nothing else she could do but just-- be there, and more than anything she knew what that would mean for Luis. But not knowing would have made it hurt worse, wouldn't it now, little whore?
She wasn't even so much as conscious of her travelling time, or what streets she'd been on. All she could think to do was fling herself at the hotel's doors, muttering more pointless begging as she exploded into the lobby.
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He was in the process of weakly trying to undo the buttons of his shirt with one hand (the shot in his shoulder made his whole right arm go numb, and he couldn't move it) when he heard the sound of something from the lobby. He immediately perked up and tried to raise his voice, but that didn't work so well either.
"S-somebody there?"
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...nor was she in a state able to handle that much blood.
Struggling for words- any words at all- she absently clawed at the wall for support as she lurched and cringed and collapsed on the floor by him, the tiles biting her kneecaps.
She fixed her gaze on his face- that was what made sense, it was the only thing that did. There, he was smirking, and breathing, and sticking it to his reapers-- and still with her.
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