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<blockquote data-quote="marcoasalazarm" data-source="post: 5210064" data-attributes="member: 26698">The Ducati is left on Vicente's parking spot, where the limo would be. It is pretty odd to see a big car spot being used by a crotch rocket, but the car designs surrounding it (most of which are armored, weaponized, float in the air, are bigger on the inside, look like thay could drill to the center of the Earth, are shivering from the Seattle cold, or are weirder than all of the above) make it look quite normal.Once the limo rolls onto Waterfront Park, it is a matter of waiting for a good target to roll by. This takes 20 minutes of observation and wait.Eventually, Seth and Caelin notice that one of the Halloweeners has broken up from the group and is walking into a nearby side street, chasing after a Fiction woman of the Anime kind, with big eyes, small mouth, an odd hairstyle with colors that are of the less ordinary side of the infrared spectrum, and more curves than the Daytona 500.If they decide to look, the side street is small and empty, more of a gentrified alley than anything else.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marcoasalazarm, post: 5210064, member: 26698"] The Ducati is left on Vicente's parking spot, where the limo would be. It is pretty odd to see a big car spot being used by a crotch rocket, but the car designs surrounding it (most of which are armored, weaponized, float in the air, are bigger on the inside, look like thay could drill to the center of the Earth, are shivering from the Seattle cold, or are weirder than all of the above) make it look quite normal. Once the limo rolls onto Waterfront Park, it is a matter of waiting for a good target to roll by. This takes 20 minutes of observation and wait. Eventually, Seth and Caelin notice that one of the Halloweeners has broken up from the group and is walking into a nearby side street, chasing after a Fiction woman of the Anime kind, with big eyes, small mouth, an odd hairstyle with colors that are of the less ordinary side of the infrared spectrum, and more curves than the Daytona 500. If they decide to look, the side street is small and empty, more of a gentrified alley than anything else. [/QUOTE]

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