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Charlie had watch, bemused, as Angelica excused herself and calmly saunter over to Wade. From her angle, Charlie couldn’t see the weapon which the scavenger now trained on her crewmate, but using her deduction skills, Charlie was able to put two and two together. As, after all, there was no way Wade would back down so easily without persuasion. Slowly, Charlie stood in preparation for Wade’s defences, yet before a word could leave her mouth the sound of shattering glass ‘tinkered’ in the air.
A wave of warm feeling liquid washed over her feet, as Charlie and the rest of the bar froze. Perfectly synchronised, every head, including Charlie’s trailed down to her feet, to where a pool of ginger snapps now soaked into the fabric of her shoes.
Gulping dryly, Charlie’s heart accelerated, as she looked up to see the rest of the bar meet her startled gaze.
“Umm.” Charlie offered, as the first creak of bar stools being pushed back sounded. A nervous laugh rumbled through her chest, as the girl reversed towards her seat, pointing down at her shoes. “As stupid as this is gonna sound. Believe me, I know.” Charlie began, as she watched another gorilla-resembling man stand slowly, beady eyes set on her. “That. Was not me. Okay?”
Glancing back, Charlie briefly met the gaze of Raven before glancing up at the bartender, who had now given up on Wade and was staring, unblinking, at her. His face, already red, now flushed to a deeper shade of maroon, whilst at his forehead, a vein rose from his furious, furrowed brows like a squirming, throbbing worm.
“You think you can steal from me?” The bartender said as he pushed away from Wade and slowly, one step at a time, advanced towards where Charlie now stood.
Charlie shook her head, although this had little effect to the situation.
“You think you can just saunter down here and act all innocent, you no good, cow sucking, frog-humping son of a gun.”
Charlie paused in her fear as the insult tripped off the bartender’s tongue, along with a copious amount of spit, which, as he had gotten closer, sprayed across her face like morning mist. Arching an eyebrow, Charlie’s comeback was more instinctual than thought out and within moments of speaking, Charlie regretted everything.
“Geez, say it, don’t spray it, savage. I am not about to have turd-throwing contest with a local monkey. IT WASN’T ME!”
More silence.
Then the bar exploded with noise.
A couple of the locals advanced to the chorus of ‘what did you mean by savage’ Or ‘local monkey’, all aiming at her. Whilst other local drunkards just began to wail on each other. You know. Just for the fun of it.
Charlie on the other hand, had to duck as a bottle flew towards her head, only to hit the barman instead. What followed, was this. Charlie jumped back to her feet, only to drop again as when the barman’s fist filled her vision. This rage filled and partially blind swing at his target however, connected with Ned, a large, bear of man who had been advancing to help his friend deal with these outsiders.
On squarely hitting Ned in the nose, Ned also became rage driven and swung blindly back, and just like the that, hit another man within close proximity. Thus started the chain reaction of the drunken bar fight. Monkey see, monkey do after all.
Springing to her feet, Charlie grabbed hold of a stool and stared up at Raven, mischief now clearly painted over her face before she shouted. “ROUND ONE. START!” and dove head long into the action. After all, if they were going to be the accidental start of a fight, they might as well enjoy themselves.
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A wave of warm feeling liquid washed over her feet, as Charlie and the rest of the bar froze. Perfectly synchronised, every head, including Charlie’s trailed down to her feet, to where a pool of ginger snapps now soaked into the fabric of her shoes.
Gulping dryly, Charlie’s heart accelerated, as she looked up to see the rest of the bar meet her startled gaze.
“Umm.” Charlie offered, as the first creak of bar stools being pushed back sounded. A nervous laugh rumbled through her chest, as the girl reversed towards her seat, pointing down at her shoes. “As stupid as this is gonna sound. Believe me, I know.” Charlie began, as she watched another gorilla-resembling man stand slowly, beady eyes set on her. “That. Was not me. Okay?”
Glancing back, Charlie briefly met the gaze of Raven before glancing up at the bartender, who had now given up on Wade and was staring, unblinking, at her. His face, already red, now flushed to a deeper shade of maroon, whilst at his forehead, a vein rose from his furious, furrowed brows like a squirming, throbbing worm.
“You think you can steal from me?” The bartender said as he pushed away from Wade and slowly, one step at a time, advanced towards where Charlie now stood.
Charlie shook her head, although this had little effect to the situation.
“You think you can just saunter down here and act all innocent, you no good, cow sucking, frog-humping son of a gun.”
Charlie paused in her fear as the insult tripped off the bartender’s tongue, along with a copious amount of spit, which, as he had gotten closer, sprayed across her face like morning mist. Arching an eyebrow, Charlie’s comeback was more instinctual than thought out and within moments of speaking, Charlie regretted everything.
“Geez, say it, don’t spray it, savage. I am not about to have turd-throwing contest with a local monkey. IT WASN’T ME!”
More silence.
Then the bar exploded with noise.
A couple of the locals advanced to the chorus of ‘what did you mean by savage’ Or ‘local monkey’, all aiming at her. Whilst other local drunkards just began to wail on each other. You know. Just for the fun of it.
Charlie on the other hand, had to duck as a bottle flew towards her head, only to hit the barman instead. What followed, was this. Charlie jumped back to her feet, only to drop again as when the barman’s fist filled her vision. This rage filled and partially blind swing at his target however, connected with Ned, a large, bear of man who had been advancing to help his friend deal with these outsiders.
On squarely hitting Ned in the nose, Ned also became rage driven and swung blindly back, and just like the that, hit another man within close proximity. Thus started the chain reaction of the drunken bar fight. Monkey see, monkey do after all.
Springing to her feet, Charlie grabbed hold of a stool and stared up at Raven, mischief now clearly painted over her face before she shouted. “ROUND ONE. START!” and dove head long into the action. After all, if they were going to be the accidental start of a fight, they might as well enjoy themselves.
@NovaNovass
@ScountheRatKing
@Deadpool
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