Oh ho ho, well that sucks, doesn't it? Luna came back into Moon's head as the beeping came to a stop.
Oh, God...I'm not done yet so be quiet.
Moon then proceeded to step two of her procedure: open every cabinet, every drawer, every closet that was not locked. She had heard Entaru lock the main door before so didn't even bother. Even if she did correctly pick the lock on that one, she might end up opening it unto a guard, or God forbid, the fox himself. For now...she preffered not knowing. Soon, in one of the desk drawers left ajar, the girl came across a letter opener--- probably the most pathetic weapon ever, yet her eyes lit up nonetheless. She knew what she was going to do, all right, she had this down...Moon gripped the blade tightly and shut the drawer after her withdrawl. She walked over to the other side of the room, to the main door, and then stood to the right side of it. She leaned up against the wall and waited.
The young pomeranian was going to stab Entaru when he came back in. Stab him in his leg. Or his stomach. Or the eye. Whatever was closest to where she decided to hurl her weapon. Then, when he was preoccupied with being in pain, she was going to book it past him like a shun of a---
Wow, Moon. Such the brilliant little planner. Why don't you let me help with that? I'm certain there's a mirror in here somewhere.
Why don't you go back to the Hell you came from and die? Moon slowly started to slink down the wall, her bottom coming to a rest on the slick wood floor. It didn't hurt to rest. No, not at all, as she could just leap to her feet when she heard the jangling of the lock. The girl brought her knees up under her chin and rested her head on them. Her eyes closed.
.......Maybe it was because she hadn't slept in about three days, perhaps a little less, maybe it was the inevitable sugar crash, but whatever it may have been.......Moon fell asleep within five minutes. So silent and serene was she.
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"Leon, is it?" Maria stepped twoards the newcomer, the blinding lights of the Hummer giving her a sillouette against the gloom. She still kept her pistol rasied at him. "Could you tell me what you're doing way the hell out here, sir?"