minusultra
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(I was thinking that Trent and the others would introduce the plan to the rebels and then Aaly (Or shotgun) could say she has someone in mind (or tell Trent privately). Of course there would be some backlash, but then they could say why the idea is a good one. And go right ahead, messed up characters are always the funnest ;P)
"Not exactly,"Derrick confessed. "But we should present the plan to everyone else. Take volunteers and then go from there," he suggested.
"I wouldn't trust her either," Shotgun said. "What's that saying?" Shotgun asked, then remembered. "Oh yeah, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Maybe it we ignored her, she'll just go away," the young rebel said hopefully, but doubted it.
“Noelle Damon? That can’t be right.”
Instead of going straight home Halo had stopped at Crisis’s house. He had to tell someone what he had just seen.
“I’m telling you Crisis it was her, or someone who looked a lot like her,” Halo reassured her. Crisis was dressed in her blue pjs with white bunnies all over. She looked like she had just woken up, which she had.
“So the president of FlyBird just murdered a random man in cold blood?” Crisis asked, still skeptical.
Halo didn’t blame her; he wouldn’t have believed him either if he hadn’t just seen it with his own eyes. “Crisis I’m telling you, it was Noelle Damon!”
Crisis thought about this. “Why would she kill him?”
“I don’t know,” Halo shrugged. “He said something about doing business. She was saying something too but I didn’t stick around to find out what.”
“Well let’s just hope she isn’t going around killing everyone that works for her. That would be bad for my mom and dad,” Crisis said, sarcasm in her voice.
“Where are your parents anyway?” Halo asked, it was almost midnight.
Crisis’s eyes lit up as she remembered something. “Noelle came here earlier today,” She then grinned. “She didn’t look at all like a cold-hearted murderer.”
“Why was she here?”
“She sent mom and dad on a business trip; they seem to be going on a lot of those lately.” Crisis got up and disappeared into her bed room. “Speaking of death, did you hear about the car crash?” she called to Halo.
“I’d have to be living under a rock to have missed that,” Halo said.
“How crazy right? I mean a glitch in the Grid? When has that ever happened? And what bad luck for District 1. First a bombing and now their king and queen are dead—“ Crisis gasped. “What if District 2 is behind the crash? I mean killing is not exactly beneath them.”
“Huh,” Halo said. He hadn’t thought about that. “Well one things for sure, they’re celebrating the deaths of the leaders of District 1.”
“Aaly’s probably organizing a party,” another gasp. “You know I talked to her today, about the chips.”
“And?”
“No dice, I swear that girl had no manners. She had the nerve to say that I had nothing to trade for them.” Crisis scoffed.
Halo smiled and shook his head. Crisis was used to getting everything she wanted. “What would a rebel want?” Halo called into the bedroom. She had been in there for a while, what was she doing?
“Aside from complete world domination?”
“I think the word you meant was freedom.” Halo could actually head Crisis roll her eyes. “Give her the security codes for FlyBird. I’m sure she would love that, and it’s not like you couldn’t get them,” Crisis was a grade A hacker, getting those codes would be a breeze. And it helped that both her parents worked for the company.
“And commit treason against my own district? I’ll pass.”
“I didn’t say the current ones, give her some old ones. Didn’t you say the codes change every seventy-two hours?”
“Halo that’s brilliant! You see, this is why we’re friends.” Crisis came out of her room dressed in jeans and a tee, her once messy bed-head had been brushed and pulled into a braid which hung over her left shoulder.
“Why are you dressed?” Halo asked.
“Because I want to see the crime scene,” Crisis said like it should have been obvious.
"Not exactly,"Derrick confessed. "But we should present the plan to everyone else. Take volunteers and then go from there," he suggested.
"I wouldn't trust her either," Shotgun said. "What's that saying?" Shotgun asked, then remembered. "Oh yeah, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Maybe it we ignored her, she'll just go away," the young rebel said hopefully, but doubted it.
“Noelle Damon? That can’t be right.”
Instead of going straight home Halo had stopped at Crisis’s house. He had to tell someone what he had just seen.
“I’m telling you Crisis it was her, or someone who looked a lot like her,” Halo reassured her. Crisis was dressed in her blue pjs with white bunnies all over. She looked like she had just woken up, which she had.
“So the president of FlyBird just murdered a random man in cold blood?” Crisis asked, still skeptical.
Halo didn’t blame her; he wouldn’t have believed him either if he hadn’t just seen it with his own eyes. “Crisis I’m telling you, it was Noelle Damon!”
Crisis thought about this. “Why would she kill him?”
“I don’t know,” Halo shrugged. “He said something about doing business. She was saying something too but I didn’t stick around to find out what.”
“Well let’s just hope she isn’t going around killing everyone that works for her. That would be bad for my mom and dad,” Crisis said, sarcasm in her voice.
“Where are your parents anyway?” Halo asked, it was almost midnight.
Crisis’s eyes lit up as she remembered something. “Noelle came here earlier today,” She then grinned. “She didn’t look at all like a cold-hearted murderer.”
“Why was she here?”
“She sent mom and dad on a business trip; they seem to be going on a lot of those lately.” Crisis got up and disappeared into her bed room. “Speaking of death, did you hear about the car crash?” she called to Halo.
“I’d have to be living under a rock to have missed that,” Halo said.
“How crazy right? I mean a glitch in the Grid? When has that ever happened? And what bad luck for District 1. First a bombing and now their king and queen are dead—“ Crisis gasped. “What if District 2 is behind the crash? I mean killing is not exactly beneath them.”
“Huh,” Halo said. He hadn’t thought about that. “Well one things for sure, they’re celebrating the deaths of the leaders of District 1.”
“Aaly’s probably organizing a party,” another gasp. “You know I talked to her today, about the chips.”
“And?”
“No dice, I swear that girl had no manners. She had the nerve to say that I had nothing to trade for them.” Crisis scoffed.
Halo smiled and shook his head. Crisis was used to getting everything she wanted. “What would a rebel want?” Halo called into the bedroom. She had been in there for a while, what was she doing?
“Aside from complete world domination?”
“I think the word you meant was freedom.” Halo could actually head Crisis roll her eyes. “Give her the security codes for FlyBird. I’m sure she would love that, and it’s not like you couldn’t get them,” Crisis was a grade A hacker, getting those codes would be a breeze. And it helped that both her parents worked for the company.
“And commit treason against my own district? I’ll pass.”
“I didn’t say the current ones, give her some old ones. Didn’t you say the codes change every seventy-two hours?”
“Halo that’s brilliant! You see, this is why we’re friends.” Crisis came out of her room dressed in jeans and a tee, her once messy bed-head had been brushed and pulled into a braid which hung over her left shoulder.
“Why are you dressed?” Halo asked.
“Because I want to see the crime scene,” Crisis said like it should have been obvious.