Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
Basin City was quiet this time of night. Not that the metropolis ever truly slept, but there was a vaguely funereal serenity that lingered. Azalea stood atop a building overlooking her target, peering through binoculars for a last minute recon. They wouldn’t expect her to come from above, and the bedroom window on the second floor was left open. She would be in and out in twenty minutes.
She hit the zip line to the stone chimney and slid down, landing lightly on the roof. Scurrying, she made her way into the open window, scanning the bedroom, darkened by the shadows of the night. He wouldn’t see her until it was too late. She blended into the shadows of the room, her black leather cat suit fit her like a second skin, tight against her considerable round breasts and full ass. Her target was still in bed, cocooned in blankets. Mayor Terrence Darrow, mere moments before his final breath.
Why someone would want the man dead, she couldn’t say. There were many reasons to want a public official dead, ranging from him being incorruptible to him knowing too much, any of which might apply to the good mayor. When a client pays half her fee up front, Azalea knew better than to ask questions. So, without knowing who wanted him dead or why, and more importantly, with caring all that much, Azalea prepared herself for the kill.
Poison was her method of choice. It was clean, simple, and terrifyingly easy to apply, even to highly protected targets. However, the main reason she chose poison as her modus operendi was because she was immune to it. A benefit of her super-powered genome, which went another step further. She could excrete it, through her pores. Even better, she could develop whatever poison she needed, on the fly. Of course, for the most deadly and potent poisons, periods of concentration were needed to produce it, longer periods for greater potency.
Since her client asked that it look like a natural cause, she decided on a poison that would cause cardiac arrest would be ideal. Creating something that potent would take some time, focusing on the composition as she approached the man. Fortunately for him there would be little pain. He would die quickly in his sleep, and she would be a hundred thousand richer, come morning. Still, something about how easy this all had been nagged at the back of her mind, and sharpened as she pulled back the covers from the mayor.
“You’re not Terrence Darrows,” She whispered, backing away from unexpected adversary.
She hit the zip line to the stone chimney and slid down, landing lightly on the roof. Scurrying, she made her way into the open window, scanning the bedroom, darkened by the shadows of the night. He wouldn’t see her until it was too late. She blended into the shadows of the room, her black leather cat suit fit her like a second skin, tight against her considerable round breasts and full ass. Her target was still in bed, cocooned in blankets. Mayor Terrence Darrow, mere moments before his final breath.
Why someone would want the man dead, she couldn’t say. There were many reasons to want a public official dead, ranging from him being incorruptible to him knowing too much, any of which might apply to the good mayor. When a client pays half her fee up front, Azalea knew better than to ask questions. So, without knowing who wanted him dead or why, and more importantly, with caring all that much, Azalea prepared herself for the kill.
Poison was her method of choice. It was clean, simple, and terrifyingly easy to apply, even to highly protected targets. However, the main reason she chose poison as her modus operendi was because she was immune to it. A benefit of her super-powered genome, which went another step further. She could excrete it, through her pores. Even better, she could develop whatever poison she needed, on the fly. Of course, for the most deadly and potent poisons, periods of concentration were needed to produce it, longer periods for greater potency.
Since her client asked that it look like a natural cause, she decided on a poison that would cause cardiac arrest would be ideal. Creating something that potent would take some time, focusing on the composition as she approached the man. Fortunately for him there would be little pain. He would die quickly in his sleep, and she would be a hundred thousand richer, come morning. Still, something about how easy this all had been nagged at the back of her mind, and sharpened as she pulled back the covers from the mayor.
“You’re not Terrence Darrows,” She whispered, backing away from unexpected adversary.