Volarit
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- One on One
- Quests
- Nation Building
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Laura Riley
Laura found it easy to bury herself in her work, there not being a great deal to distract her several floors underground the streets of Paris. Everyone was similarly engulfed in the planning of their next extermination; but still the small office space she had taken over was unusually quiet; Laura being more used to the hustle of eager recruits and hunter’s assistants. Working alongside Annaliese had its advantage, she hadn’t seen the woman all day leaving the criticism she received to a minimum. Laura had just opened yet another surveillance tape to watch when the door to her room creaked and it was opened slowly revealing the wall of a man, Marcus. “Surely you’re done now?” He groaned, towering over the small desk Laura had taken over “I know you’re on medical rest but it wouldn’t hurt you to come up for air once in a while, maybe talk to the other hunters you’re going to use for this hunt? How is your leg by the way? I hear you’re refusing the pain medication now?” He looked down the end of his nose the way a parent would, with concern for their child. Laura tried not to take notice of Marcus but she knew that if she didn’t take the pain medication the medics would leave her alone, making it less likely for her bite being found. “Marcus, I’m fine I’m promise.” Laura mumbled as she stood to face him properly. “Look,” she waved her foot left and right “It’s more or less fine, I didn’t take them to know when I was pushing it too far, but I will take one tomorrow night before we leave.” Marcus listened quietly, choosing to believe her for now. “Well, I’ll leave you to it for now, keep up the good work, everyone is pleased with your pre-strike plan.” He shook her hand firmly and left the room, leaving the door ajar.
“Ladies, gentlemen, knowing you have already read over our plan of action, I will spare details as our window of opportunity is short.” Laura looked around the room, seven hunters looking back at her, waiting for the next instruction. “You have been assigned a senior, either myself or Annalise.” She looked over to Anna who, fully equipped looked quite intimidating. “My team with me entering the building from ground level whereas Annalise’s will be entering from the rooftops.” Laura continued to explain the basics of their operation before sending Anna’s group away ahead of her. They needed to strike at the same time for her plan to work; this gave them time to reach their vantage points. Soon after their transport arrived they were driven and dropped off at serval locations all surrounding the warehouse in question. Anna had beaten a loyal into telling her about the meeting place but neither of them were certain about the number of vampires present, but what the brotherhood could be certain about was this attack could potentially cripple the vampire order in Paris. The group had earpieces in place that had been developed to be nearly undetectable to the vampire ear, however their own voices were not and as each member approached the building they all stopped talking, knowing how and when to strike.
Looking up Laura saw Annaliese and they nodded to each other, they were now timed for thirty seconds to reach their positions and strike. Another loyal had been duped by a senior hunter into leaving a service door open that evening, leaving the ground team an easy way in. Laura stepped in and immediately felt the hairs on her neck stand on end. She was ready to kill. She already had a gun to hand, but this time it was something far more powerful; the team weren’t afraid of making noise once the attack began, the area the warehouse was in being largely uninhabited, especially at night. Loud voices could be heard already and it quickly became apparent that there was a large group of vampires present; this didn’t sway Laura’s focus as she and another hunter stood mere feet away from the large room that was being occupied. There was no way to know if her other team were in position above her but as the signal tone rang in their ears once Laura had no choice but to force the door open. The door splintered as it hit the stone wall behind it, gunfire raining down from above. Laura grinned as she too opened fire on the vampires closest to her; the plan was working. The obviously younger and more inexperienced vampires were easier to take down but it quickly became clear that the higher ranking of the group were going to be more of a challenge.
It was already known that Laura’s shooting was not her strength, meaning when her gun was knocked from her hand, she was happy to oblige a close contact approach. The vampire’s grip was bone-crushing as he tried to take Laura to the floor, but this gave her the momentum she needed to take the vampire down herself. In one quick movement she had landed on top of his chest, knife plunged directly into the heart. She wasted no time reaching her feet again when out of the corner of her eye she saw one of the newer hunters struggling, in her moment of distraction she was pulled away from the evolving chaos in a second. She didn’t feel the arm around her stomach, only the sheer force that forced the air from her lungs. Next his gnarled fingers tangled in her hair as he pulled her head roughly to one side ready to bite her. The neck of her shirt had been torn in the process and her scar glinted off the flicking light of the warehouse. “I knew I had seen you before, but the real question is why you’re still alive.” The vampire growled, running his lips against the nape of her neck. He looked up and bellowed, all the while Laura was struggling to break free from his hold. “What group of hunters allows themselves to be marked by a vampire?” He laughed loudly, gaining the attention of many other vampires. “Seeing as you like being bitten young lady, why don’t we try it again, if you’re lucky…and beg … I’ll turn you and you can see why it feels like to be on the giving end.”
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Laura Riley
Laura found it easy to bury herself in her work, there not being a great deal to distract her several floors underground the streets of Paris. Everyone was similarly engulfed in the planning of their next extermination; but still the small office space she had taken over was unusually quiet; Laura being more used to the hustle of eager recruits and hunter’s assistants. Working alongside Annaliese had its advantage, she hadn’t seen the woman all day leaving the criticism she received to a minimum. Laura had just opened yet another surveillance tape to watch when the door to her room creaked and it was opened slowly revealing the wall of a man, Marcus. “Surely you’re done now?” He groaned, towering over the small desk Laura had taken over “I know you’re on medical rest but it wouldn’t hurt you to come up for air once in a while, maybe talk to the other hunters you’re going to use for this hunt? How is your leg by the way? I hear you’re refusing the pain medication now?” He looked down the end of his nose the way a parent would, with concern for their child. Laura tried not to take notice of Marcus but she knew that if she didn’t take the pain medication the medics would leave her alone, making it less likely for her bite being found. “Marcus, I’m fine I’m promise.” Laura mumbled as she stood to face him properly. “Look,” she waved her foot left and right “It’s more or less fine, I didn’t take them to know when I was pushing it too far, but I will take one tomorrow night before we leave.” Marcus listened quietly, choosing to believe her for now. “Well, I’ll leave you to it for now, keep up the good work, everyone is pleased with your pre-strike plan.” He shook her hand firmly and left the room, leaving the door ajar.
“Ladies, gentlemen, knowing you have already read over our plan of action, I will spare details as our window of opportunity is short.” Laura looked around the room, seven hunters looking back at her, waiting for the next instruction. “You have been assigned a senior, either myself or Annalise.” She looked over to Anna who, fully equipped looked quite intimidating. “My team with me entering the building from ground level whereas Annalise’s will be entering from the rooftops.” Laura continued to explain the basics of their operation before sending Anna’s group away ahead of her. They needed to strike at the same time for her plan to work; this gave them time to reach their vantage points. Soon after their transport arrived they were driven and dropped off at serval locations all surrounding the warehouse in question. Anna had beaten a loyal into telling her about the meeting place but neither of them were certain about the number of vampires present, but what the brotherhood could be certain about was this attack could potentially cripple the vampire order in Paris. The group had earpieces in place that had been developed to be nearly undetectable to the vampire ear, however their own voices were not and as each member approached the building they all stopped talking, knowing how and when to strike.
Looking up Laura saw Annaliese and they nodded to each other, they were now timed for thirty seconds to reach their positions and strike. Another loyal had been duped by a senior hunter into leaving a service door open that evening, leaving the ground team an easy way in. Laura stepped in and immediately felt the hairs on her neck stand on end. She was ready to kill. She already had a gun to hand, but this time it was something far more powerful; the team weren’t afraid of making noise once the attack began, the area the warehouse was in being largely uninhabited, especially at night. Loud voices could be heard already and it quickly became apparent that there was a large group of vampires present; this didn’t sway Laura’s focus as she and another hunter stood mere feet away from the large room that was being occupied. There was no way to know if her other team were in position above her but as the signal tone rang in their ears once Laura had no choice but to force the door open. The door splintered as it hit the stone wall behind it, gunfire raining down from above. Laura grinned as she too opened fire on the vampires closest to her; the plan was working. The obviously younger and more inexperienced vampires were easier to take down but it quickly became clear that the higher ranking of the group were going to be more of a challenge.
It was already known that Laura’s shooting was not her strength, meaning when her gun was knocked from her hand, she was happy to oblige a close contact approach. The vampire’s grip was bone-crushing as he tried to take Laura to the floor, but this gave her the momentum she needed to take the vampire down herself. In one quick movement she had landed on top of his chest, knife plunged directly into the heart. She wasted no time reaching her feet again when out of the corner of her eye she saw one of the newer hunters struggling, in her moment of distraction she was pulled away from the evolving chaos in a second. She didn’t feel the arm around her stomach, only the sheer force that forced the air from her lungs. Next his gnarled fingers tangled in her hair as he pulled her head roughly to one side ready to bite her. The neck of her shirt had been torn in the process and her scar glinted off the flicking light of the warehouse. “I knew I had seen you before, but the real question is why you’re still alive.” The vampire growled, running his lips against the nape of her neck. He looked up and bellowed, all the while Laura was struggling to break free from his hold. “What group of hunters allows themselves to be marked by a vampire?” He laughed loudly, gaining the attention of many other vampires. “Seeing as you like being bitten young lady, why don’t we try it again, if you’re lucky…and beg … I’ll turn you and you can see why it feels like to be on the giving end.”
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