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As the loudspeaker rang out it’s message, a smile crept along Teddy’s face. Now he felt like his chances were better.

‘Not like anyone would let this guy kill me now.’

“Honey, I told you not to call anyone for this party. I just wanted to slow dance with you.” He could see the lady’s eyes widen as he said it.

‘She actually saved my ass there. I’ll send her a special bear later.”

The bears closest to him pointed their guns to the vent above them. They knew there was people up there. It was attached to their previous order.They needed make sure no one stopped teddy. It was about 9 minutes passing in at this point. 

“You two, focus on making sure I don’t get shot.” Teddy’s head snapped to the wounded bear. “ You, keep your gun pinned on the guy over there! It’ll be over soon.”

Teddy knew there were more people around other than the people in the vent. He had seen this run before. The police always tried to intimidate the criminal with sheer numbers on all sides. He knew that more of the squadron would either be on the sides of the building or to try to force him to use the back exit. Nope, that wouldn’t be the case today. Teddy, turned himself away from the attendant and swooped onto the first person he saw. He grabbed a woman who was on the ground. She was still coughing from the smoke screen. The woman had been covering her face with the sleeve of her brown trench coat. 

“Come with me Miss. I am awfully sorry for the face full of smoke.” He was actually charming, though he was forcing her to come with him. His arm wrapped around her neck and the cannon was pressed to her temple. “Stay cool, and this will be a very short walk. Got it?”

The woman’s height compared to his, protected his vital organs. Teddy was glad this woman’s hair was short too. He could shove her away with ease and not have her entangled with his bag when he did try to make a run for it. He walked her up the main aisle of the bank and made sure to keep his attention on the crazy. 

A group of six people holding some ak’s pushed their way into the bank, the first responders fanned out along the edges of the bank. Then a pair of identical twins wandered in. They also had a pair of guns, but they didn’t seem as on edge as the obvious grunts that entered before them. One of them, had sharp horns poking through his suit all over his body. THe man’s state seemed off, like walking in a cloud, but alert in some odd fashion. His brother seemed to be normal, at first glance.

“You sure cutting it close. I thought you had time restraints.” The “normal brother said as took a step forward.

“Shut up Thorn. Your men need to pay attention to the dude over there.” Teddy said as he nodded his head to the right side of the room. “Also, we have the blue boys.”
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