BlueEyedLady
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OOC: This thread is closed for PP01 and BEL for now. Later we will probably need a male and female cop to add to the story. For now, please read and enjoy.
IC: Victoria stood outside the apartment in the dark for long moments. She was making up her mind how and when to go in. He was up there, she knew it. She had followed him for a long time now, getting to know his habits, his haunts, his movements. Wanting to get to know more about him, wanting to learn from him. The question was, would he let her? It was a big IF and she was nervous and Victoria was seldom nervous.
Born Victoria Belsing, she was the daughter of a very notorious cat burgular, Jacob Belsing. He had eluded the police for over a decade, stealing millions of dollars in jewlery, art and other valuables. Until he got caught. Until he was killed by a bullet from a trigger happy cop. Until he was taken away from Victoria at the tender age of 12.
He had managed to pass on a few of his skills to her but not enough for her to make a career of it. She could remember hearing the stories of his exploits and the thrill that ran through his voice at the thought of the danger and intrigue.he faced in each one. She caught that fever, she wanted to fill that thrill, that rush of adriniline...she wanted to make her father proud. Because she could also remember the cops coming to her mother's door and telling her that her husband was dead. Could still see the color leech from her mother's face as she tried not to faint. Could still hear the beratting she got when she told her mother she wanted to be just like her father. And because she loved the old man even if he did get killed.
Yes, her fother had been good, very good. But she had to be better than good, had to be able to do the job and get away with her life. She had to learn from the best and Le Araignée (the Spider) was the best. But she couldn't just walk in there and tell him she wanted to learn from him. He would deny that he was who she knew he was and he would throw her out thinking she wanted to trap him into confessing his crimes so he would get arrested. No, she had to prove to him that she was honest in what she wanted. That she was an apt student.
And so approached the building cautiously, keeping to the shadows. When she came to the wall, she stopped and looked around until she was sure that there was no one around. Feeling the bricks of the wall, she assured herself that she would be able to climb them. She had no fear of heights, no vertigo, she had been known as fearless when it came to taking risks. Much like her father. So much like her father that her mother had sent her to live with a stuffy old Aunt hoping that it would wear off. It didn't.
Slowly she climbed, making sure of her handholds and footing. The crevices she found were small and someone who didn't know where to find them would be amazed that she could climb on what appeared to be a smooth wall of bricks. It was how those that advertised themselves as 'Human Flies' wowed the crowd. It was how she managed to get to his apartment window and ease herself onto the ledge. It was, she had to admit, a feat worthy even of the Spider himself, though he would probably have scoffed at the notion, the wall she climbed being child's play for him.
Taking out her glass cutter, she paused again to make sure there was no noise to indicate anyone was around either inside or outside of the apartment. When she was reasonably sure, she placed the instrument against the glass and proceeded to make a hold big enough to climb through. Placing a rubbeer suction cup in the middle of the glass just before her last cut, she eased it out of the window and slipped through, letting the round glass dangle from a string attatched to the suction cup and tying the other end to the lock on the window so it wouldn't fall and alert anyone.
Taking a deep breath, she crouched down, listening for any sound before she proceeded. If this didn't convince her intended mentor that she was serious about wanting his instruction, nothing would.
IC: Victoria stood outside the apartment in the dark for long moments. She was making up her mind how and when to go in. He was up there, she knew it. She had followed him for a long time now, getting to know his habits, his haunts, his movements. Wanting to get to know more about him, wanting to learn from him. The question was, would he let her? It was a big IF and she was nervous and Victoria was seldom nervous.
Born Victoria Belsing, she was the daughter of a very notorious cat burgular, Jacob Belsing. He had eluded the police for over a decade, stealing millions of dollars in jewlery, art and other valuables. Until he got caught. Until he was killed by a bullet from a trigger happy cop. Until he was taken away from Victoria at the tender age of 12.
He had managed to pass on a few of his skills to her but not enough for her to make a career of it. She could remember hearing the stories of his exploits and the thrill that ran through his voice at the thought of the danger and intrigue.he faced in each one. She caught that fever, she wanted to fill that thrill, that rush of adriniline...she wanted to make her father proud. Because she could also remember the cops coming to her mother's door and telling her that her husband was dead. Could still see the color leech from her mother's face as she tried not to faint. Could still hear the beratting she got when she told her mother she wanted to be just like her father. And because she loved the old man even if he did get killed.
Yes, her fother had been good, very good. But she had to be better than good, had to be able to do the job and get away with her life. She had to learn from the best and Le Araignée (the Spider) was the best. But she couldn't just walk in there and tell him she wanted to learn from him. He would deny that he was who she knew he was and he would throw her out thinking she wanted to trap him into confessing his crimes so he would get arrested. No, she had to prove to him that she was honest in what she wanted. That she was an apt student.
And so approached the building cautiously, keeping to the shadows. When she came to the wall, she stopped and looked around until she was sure that there was no one around. Feeling the bricks of the wall, she assured herself that she would be able to climb them. She had no fear of heights, no vertigo, she had been known as fearless when it came to taking risks. Much like her father. So much like her father that her mother had sent her to live with a stuffy old Aunt hoping that it would wear off. It didn't.
Slowly she climbed, making sure of her handholds and footing. The crevices she found were small and someone who didn't know where to find them would be amazed that she could climb on what appeared to be a smooth wall of bricks. It was how those that advertised themselves as 'Human Flies' wowed the crowd. It was how she managed to get to his apartment window and ease herself onto the ledge. It was, she had to admit, a feat worthy even of the Spider himself, though he would probably have scoffed at the notion, the wall she climbed being child's play for him.
Taking out her glass cutter, she paused again to make sure there was no noise to indicate anyone was around either inside or outside of the apartment. When she was reasonably sure, she placed the instrument against the glass and proceeded to make a hold big enough to climb through. Placing a rubbeer suction cup in the middle of the glass just before her last cut, she eased it out of the window and slipped through, letting the round glass dangle from a string attatched to the suction cup and tying the other end to the lock on the window so it wouldn't fall and alert anyone.
Taking a deep breath, she crouched down, listening for any sound before she proceeded. If this didn't convince her intended mentor that she was serious about wanting his instruction, nothing would.
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