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It's so quiet around here :/ where's the bloodshed?
I always do mine in one sitting. I make sure to get to know my characters really well and then just imagine what they'd do in any given situation. It often involves lots of talking to myself, sometimes in accents xD
Syblx, I love your characters man. The daft punk thing cracked me up!
Fletcher hates the devil. He always brings the crappy, store-bought dip to his Super Bowl parties.
Wow, looking back, that post was a bit intense. I think I was channeling my inner Ramsay Snow for that one. Hope y'all don't find it too creepy.. :)
The helicopter ride had been tolerable. When you didn't need to stick to the roads, the airport was a mere half hour from the Raven Aegis' reclusive home. It had been a while since Isaiah had flown and the Heathrow they landed at was much different than he remembered. Not that it mattered. Badges were flashed by their suited escorts and they bypassed every security checkpoint. In fact, they were only inside the airport proper for a few minutes as they changed from the private heli-pad to the private runway. All records of Fletcher's past crimes had been wiped by A.M.R.O so Isaiah doubted there would have been any trouble had they traversed the airport normally but he certainly wouldn't complain about missing the lines.

Fletcher could barely contain his excitement on the plane. He stayed mostly confined to his seat but for the first few hours his eyes would dart about while his nimble fingers stroked an imaginary beard pensively. Fletcher's was the only mind Isaiah couldn't maintain a consistent read of. At the moment he figured his partner was contemplating different ways he could extract the life from his targets in the upcoming mission. All he knew was that he would not want to be the canvas on which Fletcher would paint his next macabre opus.

After a few hours, Fletcher apparently decided he had had enough time to think and drew from his bag the small zip-lock from earlier. The cocaine hit him savagely and while the first couple convulsions wracked his body, his mind escaped to a distant place. After the hit he remained quiet for the remainder of the plane ride. isaiah took a nap.

They received similar treatment at the airport in Las Vegas. They were swept through the terminals and deposited in a car that would take them to their destination. Halfway during the car ride, Fletcher began to flood back into the present, the effects of his high wearing off slowly. Fortunately he remained largely sedated until shortly after arriving on the strip. Isaiah wasn't sure if he snapped out of it naturally or it was the sharp, taunting bark ringing out that pulled him back to reality.

"Go to hell Asylums!"

"What the fuck d'he say?" Fletcher whispered placidly to his partner.

"Listen again, perhaps he'll repeat it,"

Fletcher licked his lips and closed his eyes, straining to hear the challenge.

"Go to hell you sons of whores!" the call emanated from a man who stood opposite a pair Isaiah thought looked familar.

"Ah, that's what he said," Fletcher nodded sternly in self-affirmation. He continued calmly but with a firm tone, as if deciding what to have for lunch, "I'll flay the bitch,"

Fletcher took off at a light jog. Isaiah let out a slight huff and followed suit, his legs pumping to keep up with his taller partner. They covered the 100 yards from the front of their hotel to where the challenger was quickly but when he saw them approaching he let out a different cry,

"Oh shit! Fletcher Miles!" With that he abandoned his aggressive attitude and attempted to flee the scene. He got maybe 25 yards before Fletcher, who had increased his pace to close the gap, got within range. He muttered a few choice words and hurled the spine his gauntlet had deposited in his palm. The alchemical magnetization he had created, combined with his inherent precision, resulted in the spine piercing the flesh behind the man's right ankle bones. It entered perpendicularly to the tight skin and sliced clean through the man's Achilles tendon. Now free from its binding, the tendon rolled up like a party horn devoid of air. The man shrieked in pain and fell to the the ground in a heap.

"Oh my, you look to be in a bad way my friend," Fletcher contorted his face to his best, and scarily accurate, impression of sympathy, "Let's see what ol' Fletch can do to help. I'm no doctor but I used to kick ass at operation. Just let me know if I hit anything important,"

He pulled one of his folding blades from the strap of his pack and unfolded it. Fletcher tested the edge with his thumb and then squatted down. The man was scrambling to get away.

"Nurse, be a dear and restrain the patient," with a quick flick the blade he sliced deep into the man's left hamstring, causing the muscle to spasm wildly.

The man cried out again and began swinging his arms wildly at Fletcher.

"Doctor, maybe we need to rethink the nurse's outfit. The patient can't keep his hands to himself," Isaiah stood by, his slightly averted eyes held no pity.

"You'll just have to make do nurse, we simply don't have the funds for brand new uniforms this year,"

"I suppose. Oh well, you don't graduate at the top of your class without being resourceful," As the man brought his hand up again to claw at Fletcher's face, he severed the hand with the blade. With one hand Fletcher pinned the remaining, intact arm to the ground and with the other he sliced cleanly through the wrist, leaving the man with two bloody stumps.

"Nurse, how does that bleeding look? We need to keep that under control, Hippocratic oath and all,"

"Yes sir," Fletcher muttered a few words. The air whooshed as his hands burst into flames. He grabbed the man's stumps, cauterizing the wounds. Isaiah looked on as distaste crossed Fletcher's face. The screaming apparently had grown annoying. He planted his right hand over the man's mouth and seared it shut.

"There you are doctor, I think the anesthesia is kicking in. We shouldn't hear a peep out of him until the surgery is done,"

"Very good nurse, let's begin," Fletcher loomed over the man and peered into his eyes. The tears that streamed freely from them caused him to nod his head curtly and issue a quick salute. "Your nose won't be lighting up for me, so let me know if it hurts," Fletcher grinned and began to work.

When he was finished, he stood up. Covered in blood, he turned to his partner,

"Isaiah, have you said hi to our two friends here? It was kind of rude of you to ignore them, don't you think?" With that, Fletcher turned and waved jovially at the Gemellie.

"Forgive us, I'm Isaiah and this is Fletcher."
I mean, I can get the Raven Aegis to Vegas and have them deal with the rogue in my next post. I didn't do it last time but if we wanna mix it up I'm not afraid! xD
Yeah my posts were eaten as well :/
It was sunny on the day they got the call. Not a single could floated loftily in the sky and the rays of light bathed the English countryside. More perfect whether could not have been imagined for Fletcher to work on his car. It was a nice car, rather expensive too. Too bad there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. Yet for hours Fletcher stood in the driveway that sloped gently to the road clearly intent on fixing his car. The gentle slope of the driveway contrasted well with the steep grade of the road itself as it fled from the lone house on the hill. Their house was the only visible thing for miles and Fletcher hated it.

Isaiah looked up from the book he was consuming in his chair by the fireplace and smiled grimly at his view out the window. Fletcher was mumbling to himself, vicious profanity no doubt, and engaging in his weekly "fixing." Isaiah knew a thing or two about cars and there was nothing wrong with Fletcher's red Alfa Romeo 4C. Isaiah knew his partner was clinically insane and this was, fortunately, his only main delusion. There were so many other things to worry about regarding Fletcher that this quirk seemed harmless.

When the phone rang neither one of them was expecting it. Fletcher, absorbed in his work, didn't hear it until the fourth ring but Isaiah had the phone in hand before the first ring was done. He stared at the number. He didn't recognize it but that wasn't surprising: nobody kept track of numbers these day. Then four letters flashed on the phone's small screen. He answered the phone.

At this point Fletcher had entered the house and was wringing his hands to wipe away imaginary grime,

"Who's calling? I thought nobody had this number."

"Well I didn't recognize the number," Isaiah clicked the phone off,

"Fuck it all, nobody ever gets to come play!"

"But," Isaiah knew what was coming and wracked his brain on how to deliver the news safely, "I answered it and it was them. They have a job for us,"

"Really?" A grin crept across Fletcher's face, "Well where are we going Mac? Who are we working with? Who's the target? How long will we be gone for? What should I wear?!" At this point Fletcher was practically vibrating, "You know, never mind. I want it to be a surprise,"

With that, the conversation was over and Fletcher was off to begin what he called packing. Isaiah strolled to his room, glad that nothing had been broken. He retrieved a number of identical suits from his closet and carefully placed them in his portable suit bag. He opened a suitcase and placed inside a week-and-a-half's worth of shirts, ties, underwear, and socks. He would wear his shoes. Each item was carefully folded and methodically placed. As usual, everything fit snugly and the zipper zipped without a hitch.

In his room, Fletcher was rabidly throwing clothes into his backpack. It was a nice thing. A single shoulder strap would run across his torso and hold his folding blades. Thick nylon protected the contents of the pack. Isaiah had gotten it for him last year. In it was a series of long-sleeve T-shirts, jeans, underwear, and mismatched socks. There were clearly not enough clothes for an extended stay but Isaiah wasn't nearby to gently point it out. On top of the clothes Fletcher gently placed a few bags of gummy bears.

From on top of his dresser he retrieved some small plastic bags full of a fine white powder. All but one of them he tossed in the suitcase. He clipped the both of his folding blades to the backpack strap. Immediately after he unhooked the first one and dotted out a thin line of the white powder on its blade. He eyes the white stripe for a few seconds before violently snorting it up one nostril. The bag was tossed in the backpack and the blade almost folding up with Fletcher spasmed once, twice, and then a third time.

Wild eyes darted around in his skull but he moved calmly and with purpose. He placed picked up the blade from the floor, folding it up and clipping it to his pack. Slinging the bag over his shoulder he walked to the front door and sat down, looking longingly out the window.

"Fletcher, the helicopter won't be here for another two hours,"

But the call fell on deaf ears.
I liked the chapter we had going. So if it restarts that mean's Fletcher would have his eye back, correct?
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