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Welcome back Ever.

I may post tonight, or maybe tomorrow, who knows. :P
Ha, sounds good and all but I meant for the currant situation. Not even you hurt and tipsy mofo's are that slow. :P
I wish Jason had found a couple of bean bag rounds.
Ha, with what fire? There candles on each table or something? xD Would be pretty funny if after everything we ended up burning down the Pump House. xD Our characters are really freaking bad luck.
Hahaha, that would be pretty awesome, although I think it would definitely lead up Myra shooting the culprit.
Ha, anger makes people do foolish things. xD
So, should we plan on what's going to happen in regards to the cash or should we simply continue to hinder each others moves until someone finds themselves in a good position to get the fuck outta dodge with the cash?

Oh, and don't forget that Twix currently has Jason's shotgun on him. At the moment he perceives him to be the biggest agitator (biggest threat) and thus is mainly focused on him, though movements such as the one in the last post are fine be wary of anything that comes across as too hostile. I don't really want to be put in a tough position explaining away why Jason didn't fire despite all common sense telling him to.

Lastly, I agree that with his wounds and such Jollan's character won't be nearly as formidable as he usually is, but Twix has also seemingly had a few drinks, and I'm not sure whether you intended it to be so but it does read like he's at the very least tipsy. I'm basically asking whether he is or not? In this situation that's kinda important. It'll determine everything from how effective he is in possible scuffles to how willing Jason is to shoot him. Haha, no honour in killing someone who's acting foolish due to drink.:P
Booker couldn't believe it. He just couldn't believe he had been so easily manipulated. Maybe he had become too confident in himself. He didn't know whether it was his eagerness to succeed or his general kindness that had lead him to be so easily tricked, but whatever it was it had now made him livid. Extremely livid. He had never considered himself dumb, quite the opposite actually, these days he was on the far end of what people would consider pretty fucking smart but his intelligence hadn't helped him. It had just made excuses for the shit his instincts had never stopped telling him were off. This asshole had tricked him as easily as one would a child. He saw it now. The borderline stupid fucking name, the continuous uncertainty in his words and now his eagerness to get rid of Booker. To get him back to square one. The motherfucker had played him; used him to get a vehicle he himself couldn't get for some reason.

Booker saw red, his anger boiling over and leaving his usual collected self hidden deep away. He jogged after the man, tackling him with all his weight to the ground and doing his best to establish a high mount. From there Booker cocked back his arm and punched the man savagely in the face to daze him and buy enough time to pull his handgun. Quickly pulling the H&K 45 from it's holster Booker put it to the man's face, now confident in his dominant position.

“Your friends there can put a bullet in me if they wish but I can almost guarantee the shock of that happening will make me spasm and thus put a bullet through your fucking face... Now you played me.” Booker spoke angrily, yet suddenly letting out a somewhat maniacal laugh. “Nah, I hate being manipulated so here on out that's not what happened. I was kind enough to do you a favour, and you know how it is. Favour for a favour and all that. So, in return for me being your willing fucking errand boy you're going to tell me how I become a Peace Keeper. Officially I mean. I want warnings, hints, tips, fucking passwords... Give me something.”
Things went from bad to worse in the Pump House. This money thing was getting seriously out of control. Jason understood why. $200 was a hell of a lot of money whoever you were, people would and often did do some very stupid and or heinous shit for that amount of money. It bought a lot of bullets. A lot of medical supplies and quite a bit of food. Anyone would be crazy not to want the cash, but was the value of ones life worth it? In the world they lived in yes was the only correct answer. People willingly killed for a hell of a lot less. Jason did value his own life though and sometimes even valued the lives of others, so as much as he badly wanted and needed some of that money he wasn't planning on killing anyone for it. Of course he also needed to make sure he wasn't killed and in order to do that he needed to at the very least play a part in getting the whole situation under control. When the fool behind the bar aimed his gun at the bloke in possession of the satchel the line was crossed for Jason. In one swift movement he brought the shotgun up into a firing position and aimed it at the chest of the man behind the bar.

“Don't get any stupider now friend. At this range even if I miss I can't miss. Now, sorry to say I just can't believe you would be in possession of that amount of cash and value it little enough to leave it in a damn bar. So lady, how did you come to be in possession of that amount of money?” Jason spoke very calmly, his weapon still fixed on the man who had decided to pull his weapon.
But, but I want Jason to blast someone for no apparent reason.
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