midnightghost12
Star
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
Connor Hawke, the Green Arrow or rather the second in the legacy, sat a top the small roof of the church that night. His eyes peering out into the darkness with his custom bow slung over his shoulder, his quiver fully loaded with his famous trick arrows. Not one to kill any opponent if he does not have to he developed a large variety of arrows that did different things. Some of them would explode into fireworks, others turned into boxing gloves like in the old cartoons, some were nets, and others well, others could be any number of things. He was watching over the streets of the city that he had come to love, Seattle. The city his father had protected and the city that he had chosen to protect. He sighed and stretched a little as he finally saw something worth his time. Street level crime, he had recently left the Justice league as the scale was too much for him.
Watching a man get mugged Connor smiled and slid from the roof top of the church. As his feet glided across the roof he pulled his bow into his left hand and an arrow into his right. This arrow was a âpunch outâ arrow. Notching the arrow into the string he drew it back and fired. He watched as the end of the roof came abruptly and he dropped to the ground to spring towards the assailant.
The arrow flew through the air at the man, with a loud pop as the glove extended from the enclosed tip of the arrow. When the mugger heard the pop he looked up, right into the bright red material of the boxing glove. Connor almost had to laugh, if he had a sign that said âpowâ he would have held it up and laughed his own ass off. Walking the last ten or fifteen feet to the now unconscious mugger he chuckle. âServes you right.â The victim, had already fled.
Watching a man get mugged Connor smiled and slid from the roof top of the church. As his feet glided across the roof he pulled his bow into his left hand and an arrow into his right. This arrow was a âpunch outâ arrow. Notching the arrow into the string he drew it back and fired. He watched as the end of the roof came abruptly and he dropped to the ground to spring towards the assailant.
The arrow flew through the air at the man, with a loud pop as the glove extended from the enclosed tip of the arrow. When the mugger heard the pop he looked up, right into the bright red material of the boxing glove. Connor almost had to laugh, if he had a sign that said âpowâ he would have held it up and laughed his own ass off. Walking the last ten or fifteen feet to the now unconscious mugger he chuckle. âServes you right.â The victim, had already fled.