@maximus_newcastle:
Commissioner Gregory J. Thomasson practically fell through the front door of his apartment, taking heavy bedraggled steps towards his bedroom, completely worn out from over four days of non-stop police work. This city was disgusting, and he spent every single moment he could making an attempt at cleaning it up, but he was no superhuman. He required rest, just like any other 53 year old fellah in the world. He collapsed upon the edge of his bed, almost instantaneously asleep. His wife peered distastefully over her reading glasses and lowered her romance novel, slipping away from the soft covers of the queen-sized mattress and stepping over her dutiful husband's unconscious form, making a concerted effort at not touching him. She had never possessed any interest in Gregory. Her true love, mob boss Frankoni Delaney, had asked her to seduce the unknowing Commissioner and collect intel on the NPD. She'd been performing this duty for the apple of her pale blue eye for nearly five years now, and was more than jubilated at the prospect of reuniting with Frankoni.
Thomasson was terrible in bed, anyways.
She dimmed their sleeping quarters' lights and stepped out of the room, pulling the lapels of her coat closer around her shoulders to ward off the cold, making her way towards the open door. The assassin should be here soon, and as much as she loathed her 'husband', she had always feigned at the sight of blood and had heard rather nasty things about the hit-man. She reached for the door handle, preparing to exit the shoddy home and be bereft of it forever when her head rolled off of her shoulders and her decapitated form fell to the ground, lying half-in and half-out of the doorway, spewing blood from the remnants of her neck.
A soft, throaty chuckle in the darkness. The Mercenary stooped down and stared into the surprised eyes of the deceitful woman, her face a mask of shock. He was a little surprised himself, after all, his targets rarely ever saw him coming.
He stepped over her being and strolled towards the bedroom, whistling the chorus to Standing In The Rain by Billy Talent as he moved. He nudged the door open and took a swift step forward, evading a speeding bullet by millimetres. Across the room stood a very conscious Commissioner, a pistol grasped firmly within his hands. His face was a mask of fury, and the sparse amount of hair on his forehead almost quaked with the amount of pent-up anger he stored within his frame.
"I knew that bitch would send someone sooner or later. Frankoni finally decide he's collected enough information? Well I got some news for you, big blue and ugly." Gregory let off a series of shots, firing at the intruder's torso, as he'd been trained and had done his entire life. The assassin took the gunfire and dropped to his knees, reaching out a single palm, grasping pathetically at the air. "I've been feeding him bad eggs for years! Ha! Who's the fool now, you piece of sh-"
The Commissioner's rant was cut short, as were his legs, severed at the knees by a movement so fast it was practically invisible to the human eye. The Mercenary's palm was no longer empty, and within his hand sat the hilt of a gorgeous ebony katana, it's blade gleaming with crimson liquid. Before Gregory could react to the unfortunate, sudden turn of events, his mouth was filled with the cold steel of the weapon and his vision dissipated into nothingness, Death claiming him instantaneously.
"Well, fck. Even the cops in this town are crazy."
The Mercenary laughed raucously at his comment, entirely aware, and rather amused at his own insanity.
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