Jarven Zexxel
Code Name: Graz
Left black eye. Aching neck. Swelling right cheek. Broken ribs. Gouged side. Blaster burns. Left broken leg. Was he supposed to pull that knife out already? He didn't know. It was hard to think. But, you should see the other guy Jarven was holding a gun to. It was a stand off, more or less. Both men karked up to an extreme and trying to hold a gun to each other. Did holding a gun on top of the table between them and pointing in each other's general direction count?
His name was Christopher Paolini. He was number 3 on the hit list. Here they both were, on the top floor of this building. Every floor below them held death on both sides. A mass grave, if you will. Now, it was just the two of them. Paolini piped up for the 63rd time, saying,
"Drop your gun, maggot."
So, Jarven replied for the 63rd time,
"Not on your life, creep."
Nothing remained accomplished except for the sound of silence echoing the memories of the dead and the futility of slowly dying. If he shot, it was up in the air whether or not he'd hit his mark. If he shot, Paolini would surely shoot and had the same chance of hitting Jarven. If he set down his gun in peace, there was no telling if Paolini would honor it. Jarven was sure that Paolini was feeling the same. Jarven had never been in such a quandary before that, ironically, involved two people that hated each other so much to rely on each other for continued existence.
Jarven hadn't planned on having a philosophical time whilst in the middle of a killing spree. Yet, here they were. Jarven said,
"We can both walk, limp, or drag ourselves away from this stalemate. You're no longer a threat unless you insist on being a threat."
To which he replied by saying, for the 64th time,
"Drop your gun, maggot."
This was going to be a long night, yet...
His name was Christopher Paolini. He was number 3 on the hit list. Here they both were, on the top floor of this building. Every floor below them held death on both sides. A mass grave, if you will. Now, it was just the two of them. Paolini piped up for the 63rd time, saying,
"Drop your gun, maggot."
So, Jarven replied for the 63rd time,
"Not on your life, creep."
Nothing remained accomplished except for the sound of silence echoing the memories of the dead and the futility of slowly dying. If he shot, it was up in the air whether or not he'd hit his mark. If he shot, Paolini would surely shoot and had the same chance of hitting Jarven. If he set down his gun in peace, there was no telling if Paolini would honor it. Jarven was sure that Paolini was feeling the same. Jarven had never been in such a quandary before that, ironically, involved two people that hated each other so much to rely on each other for continued existence.
Jarven hadn't planned on having a philosophical time whilst in the middle of a killing spree. Yet, here they were. Jarven said,
"We can both walk, limp, or drag ourselves away from this stalemate. You're no longer a threat unless you insist on being a threat."
To which he replied by saying, for the 64th time,
"Drop your gun, maggot."
This was going to be a long night, yet...
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