Festy_Dog
First Post
As Elz approached Carl noticed her go through the motions of concealing the bulk of her weapons, and bulk they certainly had. It takes considerable skill for a woman to wield a pair of pistols the size of Desert Eagles. Carl learned soon after meeting Elz that she was easily capable of handling the pair of big .45s though, so it was almost reassuring to notice that she was carrying them now in wake of the chaos from minutes ago. That and she seemed to have good taste in gun manufacturers, which earned her points in Carl's book.
"Where to first?" she asked, "If there is nothing else to wrap up in town, I called ahead and have a UN jet waiting for us at La Guardia. We will have to share the trip with the Italian ambassador, Francesco Paolo Fulci, but it's the best I could get on such short notice. My guy in his security retinue has promised us seats. We have three hours to get there. With this traffic, that gives us about an hour to kill."
"I for one, wouldn't think ill of getting something to eat before taking a transcontinental flight, but if we have more important things to do a luxury like eating can wait I guess," Carl suggested, and his stomach's rumble was muffled by the engines of the procession of cars leaving the carpark at a seemingly glacial speed.
If he wasn't eating now then airport vending machines would have to do the job. Carl mentally counted how much change he remembered being in his wallet as he glanced around for a sign of Marcus.
"Where to first?" she asked, "If there is nothing else to wrap up in town, I called ahead and have a UN jet waiting for us at La Guardia. We will have to share the trip with the Italian ambassador, Francesco Paolo Fulci, but it's the best I could get on such short notice. My guy in his security retinue has promised us seats. We have three hours to get there. With this traffic, that gives us about an hour to kill."
"I for one, wouldn't think ill of getting something to eat before taking a transcontinental flight, but if we have more important things to do a luxury like eating can wait I guess," Carl suggested, and his stomach's rumble was muffled by the engines of the procession of cars leaving the carpark at a seemingly glacial speed.
If he wasn't eating now then airport vending machines would have to do the job. Carl mentally counted how much change he remembered being in his wallet as he glanced around for a sign of Marcus.