the seam( open)
Aug 1, 2010 11:34:48 GMT -5
Post by Deleted on Aug 1, 2010 11:34:48 GMT -5
((@bandogirl: Don't worry bout it. It's okay. ))
Tristy clenched her teeth and scowled when she finally realized the peacekeeper's daughter had gotten her into an armlock. She struggled against the girl, but realized she had been outsmarted. Suddenly, one of the other spies came in and Tristy took a sigh of relief. Then he took out a knife, and Tristy tensed again. She didn't want the girls to die. They were just girls after all, and didn't do anything truly horribly wrong. Tristy struggled to open her mouth and tell him to stop, but she couldn't. No words came out. She was actually relieved when Tom killed him. Tom turned to Tristy. "I am the only one who knows where peacekeeper Pheonix is right now. You and your band of so called 'spies' will never find him," Tom said.
He motioned for the girl to let Tristy go, so once she did, Tristy decided it was time to let the secret slip. "Well, actually as long as his daughter's somewhere near him, I will be able to find him. I secretly put a Capitol-made voice recorder/tracker on her when she was leaving my house. Trust me, it takes about 2 weeks to get it off, so there's no hope for that." Tristy smirked. Slowly, she reached for the knife on her belt. She didn't take it out quite yet, not while the gun was in Tom's hands, because she knew he could shoot her easily. Instead, she kept her hand there ready, just in case. She was secretly hoping she wouldn't have to kill anyone, though she knew, if it was necessary, she'd be up to it.
Tristy clenched her teeth and scowled when she finally realized the peacekeeper's daughter had gotten her into an armlock. She struggled against the girl, but realized she had been outsmarted. Suddenly, one of the other spies came in and Tristy took a sigh of relief. Then he took out a knife, and Tristy tensed again. She didn't want the girls to die. They were just girls after all, and didn't do anything truly horribly wrong. Tristy struggled to open her mouth and tell him to stop, but she couldn't. No words came out. She was actually relieved when Tom killed him. Tom turned to Tristy. "I am the only one who knows where peacekeeper Pheonix is right now. You and your band of so called 'spies' will never find him," Tom said.
He motioned for the girl to let Tristy go, so once she did, Tristy decided it was time to let the secret slip. "Well, actually as long as his daughter's somewhere near him, I will be able to find him. I secretly put a Capitol-made voice recorder/tracker on her when she was leaving my house. Trust me, it takes about 2 weeks to get it off, so there's no hope for that." Tristy smirked. Slowly, she reached for the knife on her belt. She didn't take it out quite yet, not while the gun was in Tom's hands, because she knew he could shoot her easily. Instead, she kept her hand there ready, just in case. She was secretly hoping she wouldn't have to kill anyone, though she knew, if it was necessary, she'd be up to it.