«We Could Be Legends»

"'The key'? You could be talkin' about any key, kid. Gotta be more specific." Tom said, flicking his eyes between Jessi and Brisa.

"Look," Camilla said, stalking forward and slamming the paper from the files with a code on it that she had nabbed from her sister down in front of him. "This has to be something."

Tom peered down at it, pausing for a moment. He shrugged, looking back up at the red head. "Someone probably just copied this down. This stuff, code-- It doesn't mean anything."

Jessi pulled the twenty dollar bill out and showed it to him. "You sure it doesn't mean anything?" She asked. She kept the bill slightly out of his reach. "Tell us and this is yours."
 
Jessi pulled the twenty dollar bill out and showed it to him. "You sure it doesn't mean anything?" She asked. She kept the bill slightly out of his reach. "Tell us and this is yours."
Tom watched the money for a few seconds, before letting out a sudden, huffy laugh. "You really don't get, do you? I don't care about your money. This fight isn't your's, and if you get into it, you die. You're not supposed to be in this Pure junk, so stay out of it."
 
Tom watched the money for a few seconds, before letting out a sudden, huffy laugh. "You really don't get, do you? I don't care about your money. This fight isn't your's, and if you get into it, you die. You're not supposed to be in this Pure junk, so stay out of it."

Jessi shrugged. "Fine. Come on guys, let's go. This old man isn't going to help us, so let's not waste our time." She said, and walked out the door. That was awkward. I thought that would work, normally in movies and shows people take the bribes. At least I still have my twenty dollars.
 
Jessi shrugged. "Fine. Come on guys, let's go. This old man isn't going to help us, so let's not waste our time." She said, and walked out the door. That was awkward. I thought that would work, normally in movies and shows people take the bribes. At least I still have my twenty dollars.
Tom gritted his teeth as he watched her turn her back on him, his eyes seeming to darken. "Wait." He said, his voice strained. He was going to regret this, he knew it. "You're just going to get into this some other way I suppose." He paused. "What all do you already know about the key?"
(*Edited*)
 
Tom gritted his teeth as he watched her turn her back on him, his eyes seeming to darken. "Wait." He said, his voice strained. He was going to get fired for this, he knew it. "You're just going to get into this some other way I suppose." He paused. "What all do you already know about the key?"

Jessi turned around and walked towards the counter. "Not much. Only that the cat-lady wants it."
 
Dishes clattered in the sink, and the sound of running water echoed in the apartment. Unnoticed by the woman cleaning, the door creaked open and someone crept inside. Silver stiffened, turning the water off. Rounding the hall with a kitchen knife in hand, she skidded to a sudden halt."Mapleshade! Are you alright?!"Her friends green eyes darkened, Mapleahade's lips drawing into a terrifying smile."Absolutely."
 
(In order to move this along, I'll be brief and assume everyone is in the car.)
Indigo locked the car doors with a click and turned the key in the transmission. The car, running solely on ethanol from recent technology upgrades in engines, eased into reverse and slid quietly down the road, gaining speed. She drove down roads slick with rain, and was surprised to see it was still light enough to not use headlights. It had seemed like she was in the cave for hours.
She turned down a road where the buildings looked older and in varying degrees of decay.
There, one large building stood out, though they did attempt to make it look older, the office building still gleamed on every window, shaded so you couldn't see inside.
She ran along the steps to into, cursing her informal attire, and rang in, whispering a password into the voice box.
Indigo Alan, muttered the man on the other side.
"Be right back," she said.
She ran back to her car and opened the doors.
"Welcome to the Multitude," she said with a brilliant smile. She whispered to Toby, waking him back up, bringing back all the pain.
 
(In order to move this along, I'll be brief and assume everyone is in the car.)
Indigo locked the car doors with a click and turned the key in the transmission. The car, running solely on ethanol from recent technology upgrades in engines, eased into reverse and slid quietly down the road, gaining speed. She drove down roads slick with rain, and was surprised to see it was still light enough to not use headlights. It had seemed like she was in the cave for hours.
She turned down a road where the buildings looked older and in varying degrees of decay.
There, one large building stood out, though they did attempt to make it look older, the office building still gleamed on every window, shaded so you couldn't see inside.
She ran along the steps to into, cursing her informal attire, and rang in, whispering a password into the voice box.
Indigo Alan, muttered the man on the other side.
"Be right back," she said.
She ran back to her car and opened the doors.
"Welcome to the Multitude," she said with a brilliant smile. She whispered to Toby, waking him back up, bringing back all the pain.

Toby groaned and sat up. He looked around, trying to figure out where he was. Last thing he remembered was being outside the Pure base. "Where are we?" He mumbled. He pet Alpha, who seemed very happy Toby was now awake.
 

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