Mafia Hit Round Two
Samia left the main group of convention goers that were wandering around in some guided tour. She made her way quietly down the corridors and down the stairs to the stockroom below. Mentally preparing a handy 'I'm a silly woman who just got lost' excuse, Samia was relieved to find she did not need it.
There were rows and rows of crates that stretched upwards towards the ceiling. The labels on the sides were from all the different toy companies represented and seemed to be a good place to start her search for wrong doing. Samia was busy looking through aisles hoping for a crate that was down where she could look inside when she heard the sound of mixed voices. Squeezing herself into a tight space between two stacks, she listened intently.
“Do you think the old fool had time to alert anyone?â€Â
“He could have now couldn't he? After all your shot didn't kill him.â€Â
“-I- didn't miss. What were you doing?â€Â
“Enough of this! We've got to find out if he's spoken to anyone about our identities.â€Â
Samia's eyes widened as she listened to the murderers continue to plan. If she could ease forward a little more she might be able to get a good look at the group without being seen. A few clicks of the contact cameras and this case would be closer to solved. One of the edges of her robes caught and Samia tugged at it in silent frustration, finally it came free but the last pull had been too hard and Samia bumped against the nearest crate. Under normal circumstances that might not have given her away but in this case it was filled with furbies. Several muffled sounds of 'boh-bay' and 'nah-bah' escaped from the packing.
“What was that?â€Â
Samia stumbled backwards out of the tight hiding spot and turned to run for the door. Her contact cameras therefore never saw the driver of the forklift that ran her over.
The agent shrugged and dropped her cancer stick to the floor, putting it out with her spiked heel. 'They're agents...right? You'd think it would be death by furby maybe?'
The other's had been oddly quiet. Ellis was fairly certain she was just as funny as she was charming so it perplexed her quite a bit. Sighing she waited.
"You would think that the setting would provide the appropriate means for creativity," she agreed softly. "But the bottom line is, it looks like someone's picking off agents. First 007, and now Samia. The important thing to focus on is who's behind this."
She looked around for Sean, saw him standing with the others. She nodded imperceptibly at him. They get to the bottom of this... hopefully before the killers beat them to it.
Sean came upon the scene after most of the onlookers were gawking for a bit. Death by forklift was no way to go. Her cover was probably compromised by these furbie toys. Right away he noticed his sister and sure enough knew she was collecting data from the get go. The best thing for him to do now was wait and compare notes later. He took several steps back and took note of everyone's reaction to the scene. At this point the only person he would trust would be Sam.
What kind of special agents are these that they've been dying off so fast? I'd have to have them on my tactical team back home. The drug lords woulda had our number faster than lightening.
She rolled her eyes and walked away.
An obvious case of hit and run, homicide by fork lift he figured...
Definately suicide!
Lahe
& Beaker
“Ew. That just isn’t nice.”
Weren’t the tropics supposed to be relaxing? Was it so wrong to want to squeeze in a small vacation during all of this?
Er… right back to business. Zowie squinted about and tried to make sense of it… well as much sense as murder can have.