Old 12-04-2012, 03:08 PM   #1
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Catalina Rivera was perhaps one of the most feared female Assassin's since time began. She had trained beside the greatest of men, learned her craft and ultimately became one of the most deadliest women in the country. With that in mind, Catalina had fears of her own. She was wanted dead by a lot of people who were rich enough to hire a lot of muscle to get the job done. Equally, she was wanted for a lot more than just her dead body. Keeping her body very much alive was seen as better than having her dead and the prize in coin was immense compared to if she was caught and slaughtered in the bare hands of men. Speaking of such things, Catalina was taking care of business as always. She had a contract to fulfill by the time the week was up and she had no intentions of missing her opportunity. She was sent to kill a villainous merchant who thought himself better than most. He was corrupting all the people in the surrounding lands and Catalina was sent to put a stop to such madness. She had never liked the man, yet nor had she cared to take notice in his bad deeds. Today, however, was the day his deeds would come to a short and sharp end. She counted on it.

He was said to be quite young for a man in such power, though Catalina still didn't hesitate. She had a job to do and she needed the money it would bring once her kill was made. Her hypnotic green orbs scanned the area as she remained perched upon one of the many nearby rooftops. Her favorite dagger was shielded in its sheath and ready to be used. She waited as an Assassin would until she would strike down upon him. She was dressed in light attire, easy to maneuver in which made it easier to escape once the kill was made. Though, things were proving more difficult than she had first assumed. It had been a mistake on her part, though she didn't falter. The merchant was surrounded by guards, many of them, more so than usual. Had he been tipped off as to her expected arrival? Though, she had only told those who needed to know. Her green eyes narrowed into slits, her facial expression remained as focused as ever as her eyes stalked his every last movement.

Her heartbeat was racing as he stepped out onto the balcony of his manor. He had guests in the courtyard, but they did not matter to her. Her eyes never left him as he paced up and down on the balcony with guards either side of him and two stood behind to keep watch. She could have made a giant leap of faith and landed the dagger straight through his heart, but the townsfolk didn't need to witness such a thing. She was all about protecting the innocent, as that was her creed to stand by at all times. Though, it wasn't making it any easier on her. This had to be her hardest contract yet and even some of the earlier ones had proved a challenge so this certainly wasn't looking too good on her she would have to admit.

She soon decided against the obvious option of slaughtering the merchant killer in cold blood in front of everyone who was watching him currently. That just wasn't a good move to be thinking of. No, she straightened up atop of the roof and looked down at him, much like he was doing towards the townsfolk right now. She began to head towards the rooftop and down the wooden ladder she had made for herself, though what came next was much to her surprise. Four armed guards soon surrounded her dressed in heavy armor. How could this be? She wanted to take them on but soon found a blow to the back of the head had stopped her in her train of thought. She fell hard upon the dusty ground until two of the guards carried her off towards the back of the merchant's manor. She had completely blacked out for a good hour until she finally began to come round and as she opened her dazzling green eyes, the sight she saw before her wasn't a welcomed one for sure as the merchant killer stood before her; alone.
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Old 12-13-2012, 10:33 AM   #2
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The merchant killer had made it a point to place fear into the hearts of everyone that lived in "his" town. His rules were the only rules to be followed. And his law was the only law. Anyone who seemed to disagree, or not abide by one of his requirements would soon find themselves dead. He had no issues in killing someone himself or sending one of his bodygaurds to fulfill the task. It had however come to pass that he received word that over the last couple of weeks, someone had put out a bounty on his head. He had sent his bodygaurds throughout the town to question the townsfolk regarding this. No one had seemed to know any information. Surely everyone in his town were too afraid to even think of trying such a matter. This must have came from the next town over.

Living in his manor, he had begun keeping more armed gaurds inside of his estate. The townfolk would never see these actions. While he would never show any inkling of fear over the situation, it was constantly circling in his head. Never knowing when or how someone may try to carry out the hit.

From his upper floor, he would watch through the windows. Looking over the rooftops and searching the streets below, looking for anything that would seem suspicious to him. Finally on this late afternoon, as the sun was beginning to fade. He stood in his study and gazed out over the town as was is usual actions as of late. He caught a glimpse of a smaller figure atop one of the rooftops clsest to his home. 'My my' He thought to himself. 'Could this be the feared assasin I have been waiting on?' He turned and called a group of his most trusted gaurds together. Without giving it away that he had seen the assasin, he ordered his gaurds to make their way to the building and capture him. Unknowing that the assasin was instead a female.

Once his gaurds were dispatched, he watched the rooftop closely giving his gaurds enought time to quietly reach the building. Once sufficient time had passed, he walked to his balcony doors and swung them open, careful not to look up again giving it away that he knew. He walked the length of his balcony with his lighter gaurd detail as he looked over the town and his courtyard, feeling much better that this situation was beginning to turn in his favor.

He returned to his study from the balcony and his gaurds eventually made their way back to him, informing him that the assasin was captured and tied to a chair downstairs. He said nothing. He simply looked at them and nodded his head and began making his way into the basement. He walked down and saw his gaurds standing on either side of a door. He walked up still without saying a word, one gaurd turned and unlocked the door and pushed it open. He stepped inside as the gaurd pulled the door closed again.

The assassin was sitting in the chair with his arms pulled behind the chair, wrists together and tied down. As well as his arms, his legs were tied to the legs of the chair. He looked at the form sitting and thought 'Such a small frame for a assassin.' He walked up and lifted the head up and looked into the assassin's face and smiled to himself as he saw it was not a man, but a woman instead. As he did so, he saw her eyes beginning to flutter open and he stepped back. She opened her eyes and looked at him. As she looked at him, he returned her gaze and looked into her green eyes. "Well, well. You are the feared assassin sent to end my life hmmm? Please allow me to formally introduce myself. My name is Stephen Duckett."
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