double post
Cherenkov would emerge around an hour later, walking back to the prison-like room of the motel, opening it and walking inside. He shuts the door behind him, and guards standing by lock it. The woman inside is sitting on the couch, drinking some chocolate milk she had presumably prepared herself. "Hello, miss." he said.
"Sup, jerk."
"Why don't you start be telling me your name, hm?" he replied, walking over and sitting the reclining chair next to the couch. The woman set her mug down on the coffee table.
"Tara. Tara Lane."
"Interesting. So judging by your response back in six, you know why you're here, yes?"
"Yes, I do."
"And are you going to tell me?"
"Maybe. Depends."
"On?"
"The whether."
"The... weather?"
"Yes. Whether I do or I don't."
"Oh yes, of course."
"I don't know. Why should I tell you the location of the vault?"
"Because with your help with those weapons, we could end the oppression of USPG. No more rations, no more curfews, no more tolls, no more restrictions. Just good old America."
"That all sounds good, but I don't know."
"Why not?"
"We're kind of trying to repel an invasion from the Conglomerate."
"So are the Fireflies."
"Yeah... well, what the hell. It's in Hollywood. Charles Lane's mansion."
"The director?"
"Yeah. He was... my dad. And a gun collector."
"Good to know. Thank you for your time."
Cherenkov then stood, walking toward the door and opening it. "Wait," Tara said.
"What?"
"What now?"
"We find the vault."
"Do I get let go?"
"Not until we find it."
"Ugh."
And with that Cherenkov left, walking back to his room to put on his combat gear. He then walked into the bar where he presumed his right hand mans Lee was, and Jackson. "Lee, Jackson. Gear up and meet me by the humvee, pronto."