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Graffiti stood her ground, unflinching as her weapon disintegrated before her eyes. Shrapnel bounced off the plastic shield of the gas mask covering her eyes, reverberating loudly in her ears. Being without a pistol didn't completely disarm Graffiti, but she was outgunned, and it would take an inhuman leap to close the current distance to her newest foe in order to properly defend herself. Her pistol rendered useless, she raised both her arms above her shoulders and let the pistol drop.

"Alright, you've got my attention," Graffiti snarled, unsuccessfully masking her bitterness over losing her weapon. Her pistol meant a lot to her; it was the first weapon she had stolen in Ankora, though many had followed since. Whether or not Mafia Gump replaced her weapon, there was no replacing the sentimental value lost.

In any case, now finding herself at a serious disadvantage, Graffiti had all the more reason to consider alternative options. Her eyes slowly surveyed the rooftop, planning escape routes or taking note of anything that could be useful in a fight. There wasn't much; the short wall surrounding the edge of the rooftop offered a few possibilities in hand-to-hand combat, and there were a few cement bricks lying around that she could wield, should she have to. As for escape... not much better. The rooftops were largely bare in every direction, save for a few air conditioning units and rooftop access doors for staircases. Much to her chagrin, Graffiti found herself without the upper hand, waiting to see how this would play out yet again.

Graffiti could've sworn she caught movement just outside her peripheral vision, but she wasn't about to risk turning her head away from someone with a gun with that kind of stopping power.

"So, the Red Claw, hm? Got a grudge worth sharing? Or are you here to tell me you two have been best buds since the third grade?" A part of her knew that sarcasm was an unnecessary risk to be taking, but Graffiti just couldn't help herself. The snark train just never stopped rolling.