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LOG: Dead End
Who: Abigail (Original), any and all
What: Fleeing from a variety of small crimes.
Where: Market District, Street Markets Day Two
When: 5/20, Morning and Afternoon
Warnings: None?
There are times where no matter how hard she tries, things just don't go her way. She'd thought the open air markets had been a good place a few days ago. She'd lifted money from some people, had food with others, and so despite her normal reservations, she opted to repeat the trip.
First rule of thieving: don't hit the same place twice in a short period of time.
Abby should have remembered that. Today she hasn't. Today is one epic failure after another, and if not for the fact that she needs to eat tonight, she'd probably give up, throw in the towel, and slink back to her safe spot.
Instead she's rushing through the crowd, trying not to get caught by the man searching for her, much less relinquish her pathetic take for the day.
What: Fleeing from a variety of small crimes.
Where: Market District, Street Markets Day Two
When: 5/20, Morning and Afternoon
Warnings: None?
There are times where no matter how hard she tries, things just don't go her way. She'd thought the open air markets had been a good place a few days ago. She'd lifted money from some people, had food with others, and so despite her normal reservations, she opted to repeat the trip.
First rule of thieving: don't hit the same place twice in a short period of time.
Abby should have remembered that. Today she hasn't. Today is one epic failure after another, and if not for the fact that she needs to eat tonight, she'd probably give up, throw in the towel, and slink back to her safe spot.
Instead she's rushing through the crowd, trying not to get caught by the man searching for her, much less relinquish her pathetic take for the day.
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She was moving away from a stall just in time to made a head on collision with a girl, her hand reaching out to try and catch her before she might fall. "Wow, hey! Slow down there, where's the fire?"
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She shakes Roxy's hand off of her, the girl will be no help at all.
"Don't tell him you saw me."
With that she tries to run again.
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She made the decision and bolted only a second after, keeping pace, and she reached out for her arm again, but only to get her attention. "Got a better way to ditch 'im, c'mon," she said.
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But there's an offer for escape, and she's fast, so Abby is just gonna go with it.
"Works for me," she chuckles, keeping up.
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Plenty of time.
"One sec," she said, finally letting go as she sprints down to the fire escape. Then runs right at the wall, before kicking off the side to the other wall, then back again, snatching the bottom of the ladder, weight and momentum pulling it down to the ground.
Abby may have found a ninja.
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Then she takes a moment to cross her arms over her chest. "Two? I can't fucking do that genius girl."
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She bowed and made a motion to the ladder. "Hurry six flights and then stop, and be very quiet," she added. Generally people didn't look UP for tiny things, and it was high enough to not be in easy sight range
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This girl is SO COOL.
Meanwhile, just as she starts to settle down, the person after her comes into the alley.
"You see a girl around here?"
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"Huh?" She said, looking up at the man. She looked around the alley. "No? Well, I guess I'm a girl?" She shrugged at him.
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Instead, she spies a young girl fleeing through the crowd. Narrowing her eyes, she finds the man pursuing her. Kid could probably use a hand. She starts into the crowd toward him.
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She winces as she pushes herself up, her hands a bit bloody from absorbing the fall, her pant leg of her newly grabbed pants torn. Fuck!
When she sees Oquirrh, she rushes to her. She needs an ally.
"Ma'am? Ma'am, this scary guy is chasing me. I need help. Help, please."
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"Want a ride, or do you need me to hit him?" Oquirrh asks, scanning the crowd.
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"You're kidding, right? He's huge and scary," Abby protests.
He's getting closer, and it's scary. If he gets her, he might break something, her arm or her legs or... No, this isn't good.
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"It's okay. Go get in the jeep. I'll take care of him."
It's him all right. He isn't shouting at the girl, which sends all sorts of warning signals to Oquirrh. She grits her teeth, shifts her weight, and hopes she remembers her training.
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So she hides and prays.
And the man approaches Oquirrh, finally moving past the worst of the crowd and glaring at Oquirrh.
"Where is the girl?"
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"Ain't your business," the man answers. "Little bitch owes."
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A commotion up ahead makes him frown and stand on tiptoes to try and see what's going on. There's two people pushing through the crowds some meters apart, the one ahead considerably smaller than the one behind. Maybe it's because they're in a similar place to where they met that he recognises the battered helmet of the girl in front. Abigail, the little street thief. Looks like one of her heists didn't go so well.
He moves forward, hoping to intersect her before she can vanish or the guy chasing her can catch her.
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There, in the crowd, she sees someone familiar. Someone she has a number of. Dammit. Might as well try. She darts toward the tan and white helmet.
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'There you are! I told you not to run off, where the hell have you been?'
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"I'm sorry," she protests. "I wanted to go see the pastries again."
She sees the bag, thank god it's from the same stand. "See if I could watch him make them or something. I wanted to know how it was done."
She could actually kiss this guy. Stupid asshole that he is who took his money back from her but hey, help is help.
And there is the other man, finally running up to them and Abby yelps in shock as the man grabs her arm.
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The man catches up and snatches Abigail by the arm. York steps up, grabbing the guy's wrist and extracting his fingers from her. 'The fuck do you think you're doing?' he snaps.
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"She stole a pastry," the man snarls.
"I did not," she protests. "My brother bought it for me."
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He puts himself between the two of them, keeping Abigal in his peripheral.
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"It's a pastry," she whines. "Look, he got lots of them. And I liked cherry so he got one just for me."
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