Abercontin-Jereaux wrote:Liam wasn't very optimistic about that statement. Together, we can achieve that apex, do you not agree? He could only think one thing: this was the moment.
"Be ready. Just in case, you know, you need first aid, yeah?" Liam said, indirectly meant he was on for a fight.
Come on, Cougar mode, please! Liam pleaded in his head. Still, it didn't. This reminded him of his computer: laggy, always didn't respond, wifi was shit when he needed to play GTA...
"Be ready, huh? Well what for?" Kingpin asked. Just then, a crimson red mark glowed on Liam's chest. Just then, he began to morph into Cougar. After fully evolved, he tore the chains like paper.
"Seriously, you need better chains. This isn't really gonna do much." Cougar said, slyly grinning.
Hearing the super talk mutter something to himself, the 'Kingpin's look of curiosity turned confusion as crimson illumination transformed the bond man before him into some kind of animal! Backing away from the man was an unconscious action, as even the body-double couldn't hide the fear that washed over him. As the metamorphosis ended, everything began to happen all in rapid slow motion for the fake mob boss. The tables had turned so suddenly, that all composure left the charlatan. The crack of heavy steel chains, his panicked orders toward the guards to shoot, as he fell on his ass in an attempt to get out of reach of this freak.
The Felan Federation wrote:Manhattan, New York City, Penthouse Suite
"Business...as usual. You requested some..." she spoke, soon enough placing the briefcase onto his desk. Handing over to Kingpin - the paperwork that he had requested from her in some weeks earlier. Namely it was the usual things that someone in his line of work needed, to maintain an image of a legitimate businessman. Granted, playing the public angle was always easy - as the regular folk knew people were corrupt yet in the land of the 'free and brave' it was just a part of life. Just how many knew their politicians were corrupt, their corporations greedy or their police brutal.
The economic and security angle was a different manner - while the regular folk might be idiots; those working in the governmental organizations weren't...usually. "IRS files have been scrubbed clean. The situation that had happened in the docks have been fixed. The false insurance report is now the only legitimate one, nobody will suspect the difference. The files the FBI has on you are shallow - mostly relayed to your business in the Red Light District - it is growing a bit too hot, and you may want to remove your presence for the time being from there..."
"The murder of the ATF Agent has been...cleaned up. CIA had a mole planted in your local supermarket, running a tap on your book-keeping. He...had a slip and fall, too much alcohol..." she spoke, rubbing her hands, indication that had been fixed. The final paper came from her personally, and involved in an envelope. "Congratulations. Your son had just been accepted into Harvard University..."
Wilson Fisk scanned the offered documents as the woman recited the highlights of each. The last paper he held a moment longer than the others. Besides this, no other hint of emotion or real interest could be gleaned from his face. It was an expression that belonged on a statue, carved out of the hardest granite. That made the compliment offered ring a little cold.
"As expected, jobs well done, Ghost. You service continues to please me."
Moving to place the files into the briefcase, closing it with a snap, the large man pushed the on-call service button on his desk, alerting a need. Almost immediately a dark suited bodyguard with wrap around shades answered the door, a look of inquiry on his face. Indicating the brief case, Kingpin's eyes followed the bodyguard as he exited the room (quick as he came), before facing Ghost again. As he spoke, the crime lord's eyes would flit briefly between the open laptop screen and her.
"I have your next assignment, should you be ready to accept it now."
"Keep the pedal down; if something gets in the way, plow it!"
The order from the masked lieutenant was reinforced by a clap on the drivers shoulder, as he turned around. The forest green balaclava he wore disguised his features, but still showed his wolfish smile. All good things willing, they would manage to make their get away. Turning to the rest of his team within the confines of the armored transport (more of a tank, than a truck), the wind whipped at their urban tactical attire through the opened back door, as each went through the rout readying of weapons. The variety provided a wide range for this mission: foreign and domestic automatic rifles, light machine guns, and even rocket propelled grenade launchers. A wealth of weaponry provided to them by a secret benefactor, as anonymous as the arms they wield. Serial numbers filed off and makers marks blemished with acid treatment meant these were completely untraceable. They were ready, and armed for bear.