"Where you goin spooky.... why are you in a hurry" One of the gangers asked Justeph, walking alongside him.
Lie boy... the body I may inherent depends on it!" whispered Sindri, sounding completely unconcerned.
Justeph ignored the sarcasm and just lied like his mentor told him. "Oh you know... looking for the latrine..."
The other gangers just stood their laughing, as the three biggest ones surrounded him.
"Well now, that makes what's gonna happen next all the funner! I say he has ten seconds till he pisses himself in pain!" His compatriots laughed, but he personally stopped laughing when he got a staff to the face... hard.
The man staggered backwards, clutching his bleeding nose, as Justeph ran for dear life, with the thugs in pursuit.
"That wasn't exactly the smartest idea in the world, but it sure was fun... boy you remind me of myself back in my heyday..."
"Oh shut up you decrepit ghost... Right now i'm running for dear life and your cracking jokes!" He yelled, dashing behind a back alley.
His options were limited here, but fortunately there was a ladder. Grabbing onto it like it was candy, Justeph began to climb, but a couple of the faster gangers managed to get really close behind him. The young Mage just managed to get to the top, with a short, wiry man, clutching a dagger in his teeth. He just grinned evily at Justeph, who took off his helmet and just grinned like an idiot.
At first the man was confused. He was about to murder this kid and he's happy? Then came the realization of what was about to happen. The man shook his head, pleading with the boy to not do what he thought he was doing, but all he got in response, was a nod of 'yes' and a push to the ladder, and it was sent tumbling down.... along with the 5 people who were on it.
Crashing down, screaming, they landed hard. Justeph smiled even more hearing the crack of bones.
"Not the way I would've done it.... But since they aren't going anywhere.... pick their pockets and pawn their stuff"
The Mage found an alternate way down, and walked to the same back alley, where the same thugs were still on the ground, in pain, howling and crying. Whistling he knelt down and gingerly picked up their weapons, and checked their pockets for some loose gold. Sure enough he found about 100 pieces, and that wasn't including the price of the items that were soon to be pawned.