No One Can Deny These Are Difficult Times

Mar 05, 2008 21:54

There is something comforting about feeling his gun in his hand, Molokov thinks. There is also something satisfying about actually using it, even if it is only against paper targets ( Read more... )

alexander molokov, max carrigan, ianto jones

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silver_maxwell March 6 2008, 04:36:34 UTC
Max is, presumably, wandering by and twitching at every gunshot he hears. So if Molokov feels someone standing behind him and watching him a little warily, that's probably Max, who's apparently trying to get himself calm enough to actually say something.

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molokovcocktail March 6 2008, 04:44:29 UTC
Molokov finishes the round then glances behind him warily. The man doesn't appear to be threatening, but as he well knows, appearances can be deceiving.

"Yes?"

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silver_maxwell March 6 2008, 04:50:56 UTC
"Wouldn't mind stopping that, would ya?" He's giving Molokov a firm sort of look, but it's obvious he's nervous. In his case, appearances aren't very deceiving at all.

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molokovcocktail March 6 2008, 05:01:56 UTC
"I would mind," Molokov says, coolly. "There is a reason I am here, after all."

Americans were so stupid sometimes. As far as he was concerned, Walter was the one shiny exception.

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goodinasuit March 7 2008, 20:23:02 UTC
Here, Molokov, have yet another presumably innocent teaboy.

Ianto happened to be passing through, doing a bit more exploring on his part, when he heard the gunshots. With a hightened sense of urgency, he follows the sound until he recognizes the man weilding the weapon. He's really not surprised.

Watching for a moment, he debates on giving a few rounds himself. He steps up and smiles softly (which should be eerie, considering the situation), "Would you mind if I joined you?"

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molokovcocktail March 7 2008, 22:16:03 UTC
Molokov glances over, and favors Ianto with a real smile, one that reaches his eyes. He rather likes the other man - he's intelligent and sensible, a rare commodity these days, or so it seems.

"Not at all, Mr. Jones. You are most welcome," he answers warmly.

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goodinasuit March 7 2008, 22:45:28 UTC
Ianto's own smile warms and he steps up beside Molokov, looking about at the targets. Overall, he found the other man quite agreeable. There was a sense of mysteriousness (because they knew their jobs too well, surely) they both shared that made things a bit more interesting, if anything.

"You have a sharp eye," he muses, glancing sideways to him. In an easy motion, he pulls his own handgun from the holster hidden in his suit coat.

Innocent tea boy--- right.

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molokovcocktail March 8 2008, 00:07:04 UTC
"Of course," Molokov murmurs. "It is what I do." Among other things, but that's neither here or there.

His estimation of Ianto increases when he sees how smoothly he's drawn his gun. Oh yes, this is a man who knows what he's about. Molokov approves.

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