Author Topic: FUEL - The Continuation.  (Read 4139 times)

Cherenkov opened the door with a set of keys in his pocket, opening the door and revealing a room with walls full of a variety of weaponry to choose from.
I pick up an AKS-74U and 2 magazines.
"Ready."
« Last Edit: July 23, 2013, 08:12:18 PM by mlockha »


"Good, let's go."  he says, walking out of the armory, Lee presumably following, shutting the door and locking it.  He then walks toward the Humvee, getting in and starting it up.


"Good, let's go."  he says, walking out of the armory, Lee presumably following, shutting the door and locking it.  He then walks toward the Humvee, getting in and starting it up.
I walk to the passenger side and open the door. As I hop inside I question Cherenkov. "Where are we going?" I close the door.

"Hollywood, baby." he then puts the humvee in gear, pulling out of the motel parking lot and heading toward Santa Monica Boulevard.

Xavier, in full combat attire, runs out into the parking lot to see that the Humvee is gone.

"Oh God damnit!"

He then proceeds back to his room in the motel.
« Last Edit: July 23, 2013, 09:26:03 PM by Mr. Hurricane »

Okay, void Jackson being called.  Mr. Hurricane you're too slow.

Cherenkov sighed, "I really wish there were still music on the damn radios around here... USPG radio chatter gets boring after a while."
he said as he turned a corner onto Santa Monica Boulevard.
The streets were completely empty other then a few bits of trash here and there.  The sides were completely barren of parked vehicles, and the meters had been ripped out, probably since the gas prices rose so high that people just didn't drive anymore.  Probably were scrapped for metal.  "Alright, we're almost there.  At least, I think.  Look for mansion gates that have 'CL' on them or something."

6:35 PM - Biggus richardus: bump FUEL
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I look side to side. "Nothing, Nothing, Nothing, Noth- Wait! Stop the car! I see CL on that gate."
Lee points to a gate with CL on the front gate.

"Alright, now we're talking,"
Cherenkov hits the breaks, the humvee jerking to a halt.  He then pulls into the gate, running straight through it and up the long driveway to the mansion.  He kills the engine, and opens the door, grabbing his HK93 and stepping out.  He motions Lee with him, and walks toward the front door of the mansion, opening it and stepping inside, looking around the large open space, up the stairs, into the living room, and the kitchen.  All clear.  What he didn't see was anything that would resemble a basement or vault.

"Alright, now we're talking,"
Cherenkov hits the breaks, the humvee jerking to a halt.  He then pulls into the gate, running straight through it and up the long driveway to the mansion.  He kills the engine, and opens the door, grabbing his HK93 and stepping out.  He motions Lee with him, and walks toward the front door of the mansion, opening it and stepping inside, looking around the large open space, up the stairs, into the living room, and the kitchen.  All clear.  What he didn't see was anything that would resemble a basement or vault.
Lee picks up his AKS-74U and follows Cherenkov.

"Alright, spread out, look for the basement or a safe."  Cherenkov said, walking toward the living room slowly.  He looked around slowly, looking at the coffee table.  He kicked his foot out, catching the edge of the table and flipping it over, revealing nothing underneath but the rug.  However, on the underside of the table was a Velcro pocket.  He reached down, tearing it away from the patch pinned to the table and opening it, removing a key.  He then looked around, dropping the pocket in which the key came.  He began removing paintings from walls, all to no avail.  He moved the reclining chair back, nothing under it.  He then moved the couch, revealing a safe in the floor.  He removed the radio from its perch on the shoulder strap of his vest, speaking into it, "I found it.  Living room, get over here pronto."  He knelt down onto his knees, pushing the key into the lock on the safe and turning it, pulling the safe door open and revealing its contents.  "What the forget?"
« Last Edit: July 24, 2013, 08:55:29 PM by blazerblock2 »

Uh, Blazer, I just noticed: Shouldn't your character have bindfolded the woman during the ride to the motel, because obviously she saw the way to the motel and also you showed her the way to the hole in the wall.