Thread: [June 09 Story Post #5] "Anarchist Unite" 6/23/09

Written by Jeremy Castro

Sabre tilts his head slightly to the side as if taking a bow as he grins. He hadn't even thought about the extensive outcome of his handy work. In the end though, it got him where he wanted to be, in deep. He grinned as he spoke, "Just doing what I can with what I got. The best part was getting to see the look on his face when the gun shots started. If only I had had the sense to pull out my camera phone and take a picture. The look was priceless."

Written by DeAnna

Eddie holds out his hand to lift Sabre onto the back of the pick-up. Assuming Sabre does so, he'll be pulled up and Eddie announces to the crowd, "The hero of the hour, our brother Sabre!" The crowd cheers and whistles and cheers. Lacy is more reserved that most but even she claps for Sabre's accomplishment.

Eddie leans over and whispers into Sabre's ear, "Not bad kid, not bad at all... I was sure you were an infiltrator, but there's no way that Cahill will take that sitting down." He leans away just long enough to yell, "Let's get this party started!"

With that the Anarchs will begin pulling out boom boxes and other items out of their cars. Eddie leans back to your ear, "Of course, if you were somehow able to bring yourself to do this just to convince me and make us comfortable... I hope you know that I wouldn't hesitate to visit Cahill myself and let him know that no only do the Anarchs disavow you and your actions but, that it was you who trashed his little party."

He puts a hand firmly on Sabre's upper arm and speaks loud enough to be heard by those nearby, "So, you see," He smiles "You really are one of us now Sabre, now and forever more!"

Again the previously assembled kindred cheer, everyone except Lacy who turns away so not to be seen by Eddie. Lacy busies herself with something in the backseat of her car and goes completely unnoticed as she does, by everyone but you.

Written by Jeremy Castro

Sabre listens to Eddie with a the grin still on his face, looking out at the other Anarchs in the crowd. Something he hadn't expected washed over him, a wave of excitement, exhiliration and freedom. As Eddie yells to get the party started, he pumps his fist into the air and yells, "Yeah!"

When Eddie starts speaking again he listens closer, making sure he hears every word over the boom boxes. Once Eddie is finished enlightening him about how he is an Anarch forever, he spots Lacy's reaction compared to the those of the others. He makes a mental note to search her out once he has a chance, then turns to look Eddie straight in the eyes and says, "If you haven't noticed by now, I don't do anything half way. Something I've noticed about our brothers, a lot of them only go half way, but I'm not the half way kind of guy. I'm all in."

Written by Charlie

Kalie has seen this sort of song and dance before and appears unimpressed by it all.

Her younger brethren were practically kings of the whole "down with the man" sort of attitude. Most, like these Anarchs, didn't have the faintest idea or understanding of where they came from or what they were originally about; and worse still, most of them didn't can to know about it.

Kallie balls her fists and scowls for a split moment at something before she relaxes again. Crossing her arms, she moves to lean back against the nearest object and watches the festivities unfold (ooc: Any object will do so long as it isn't Eddie's truck).

Written by Jeremy Castro

Sabre takes a moment to revel in his victory. He watches the others start to enjoy their party. A feeling down inside him was starting to take hold. He was beginning to enjoy this. He was enjoying the recognition, the respect he was gaining from the Anarchs. He then glanced down from where he was perched to notice Kalie. She didn't seem as pleased with it all as the others. She seemed a bit miffed. He wondered if she was pissed at him, so he hopped off the truck, walks over to her and took her into his arms, leaning into her, to look as if he was kissing her neck and whispers, "Is there something wrong?"

Written by Charlie

Kalie turns her head to nuzzle her lips and nose against his jaw near his ear as she whispers and kisses his jaw. "Got sideswapped by an unexpected memory. I'll be alright."

Written by Jeremy Castro

Sabre smiles as she kisses his jaw, accepting the kiss as an invitation. He breathes softly onto her neck the whispers, "Enjoy the moment, this is a victory for both of us." He moves away from her neck and kisses her deeply, fully on the lips. He wasn't exactly sure of why he did it, but it just seemed to feel like the right thing to do. As he kissed her, he just hoped that if it wasn't a welcomed advancement, she'd have the sense to wait until they were long gone from this place before punching him.

Written by Charlie

Kalie curls her fingers into fists, grasping tightly at the loose fitting hoodie behind each arm -- claiming him it seems -- as they kiss. However her words whispered into his ear, despite the blaring music, told the real tell. "Don't kid yourself. The victory is not yet complete and you will pay for that little stunt just now."

With a satisfied smirk she releases him and walks away apparently in a party-like mood now.

"Alright who wants to show me how you all party around here?" She shouts out to the crowd looking at some of the ones holding the boom boxes.

Written by Jeremy Castro

Sabre just grins as she walks away, watching her walk away with a semi-satisfied feeling. He then turns and walks back over to Eddie's truck and takes a seat on the tailgate. Watching the party comense. Watching and waiting for the next step in this twisted tale to come along.