Post by Cassidy on Mar 19, 2021 13:49:48 GMT -5
For the past week or so, Cassidy had been taking a bit of a hiatus from mercenary work as a whole in order to properly recuperate from one of the last jobs he had completely baked himself getting done. It was much more taxing than he had expected it to be, and not wanting to tempt Lady Fate all that much seeing as he already had Father Time breathing down his neck, he thought it best to at least take a few days of rest to make sure everything was in working order.
Unsurprising to the slightly weathered warrior, however, as soon as he reopened his private contact line up for potential mercenary work inquiries, he was flooded by a line of commissions straight away. He had been hoping he'd have at least some sort of grace period before they started lining themselves up for his taking just to make sure he had recovered enough from his last hit, but sadly, this didn't seem to be the case. It wasn't too much of a bother though. Not every venture out into the world of his could be grocery trips, after all.
And so, after sifting through the many messages, requests, and offerings he had gotten, Cassidy found one in particular that happened to catch his fancy. Not only was it not that far off from his own location, but the timing of it lined up perfectly for when he was scheduled to be out of town anyways for another grocery run anyways (Ace and himself had quite the appetites, he had come to quickly find).
Immediately contacting the person in question for the job info, he found that it was a set of circumstances that he was all too used to being invited into. Mob Boss A wanted the Cowboy to give Mob Boss B a taste of his own medicine, send him "swimming with the fishes" as the commissioner himself had put it. He didn't ask too many questions- since he was bound to get some sort of hit ordered on Mob Boss A sometime in the future anyways- nor was he too opposed to the offing of someone else he deemed deserving of such a fate. Plus, it seemed like the perfect means of softly rebooting himself into the swing of things.
Once the details of the job had been settled, and Cassidy had gotten all he needed in terms of information and how he was to go about it, the self certified Cowboy suited himself up and set himself back in the saddle once again, riding on up to the rugged North and into the more wintry streets of Central City in search of a big bug needin' a right whippin'.
When he had arrived in Central first and foremost, it was already close to midnight, which was good considering most of these low-lifes did their dirty work in the shade of the shadows that they hid within. Sadly for them, Cowboy came fitted with a lighter.
Cassidy already knew exactly where their hideout was located due to his employer, and besides, the large and suspect looking warehouse that they were all housed within was easy enough to spot. He strolled on up to the very front of it, taking out both of the guards occupying the main gate with a swift draw of the big iron on his hip. Now, with the path properly cleared, the not at all subtle stockman slowly began to move through the entire facility, most of the underlings and flunkeys not having even half of the reaction time needed to try and put together any sort of attack before Cassidy scuffed them away without as much as a second thought.
In due course, Cassidy found himself nearing the main open area of the warehouse itself, waiting in a recently cleared hallway just outside of it as he tried to take count of how many remaining gang members there were along with his main target through the glass window peering into the loading area.
Only problem being was that there seemed to be many more henchmen expecting him than there were Cowboys, and even he would have a tinge of trouble making sure a stray bullet doesn't catch him cleanly. He wasn't exactly sure if regular ammunition could hurt him anymore, but he didn't really feel inclined to find out at the moment.
He needed a distraction of some sort.
He wondered exactly what that could be.
Unsurprising to the slightly weathered warrior, however, as soon as he reopened his private contact line up for potential mercenary work inquiries, he was flooded by a line of commissions straight away. He had been hoping he'd have at least some sort of grace period before they started lining themselves up for his taking just to make sure he had recovered enough from his last hit, but sadly, this didn't seem to be the case. It wasn't too much of a bother though. Not every venture out into the world of his could be grocery trips, after all.
And so, after sifting through the many messages, requests, and offerings he had gotten, Cassidy found one in particular that happened to catch his fancy. Not only was it not that far off from his own location, but the timing of it lined up perfectly for when he was scheduled to be out of town anyways for another grocery run anyways (Ace and himself had quite the appetites, he had come to quickly find).
Immediately contacting the person in question for the job info, he found that it was a set of circumstances that he was all too used to being invited into. Mob Boss A wanted the Cowboy to give Mob Boss B a taste of his own medicine, send him "swimming with the fishes" as the commissioner himself had put it. He didn't ask too many questions- since he was bound to get some sort of hit ordered on Mob Boss A sometime in the future anyways- nor was he too opposed to the offing of someone else he deemed deserving of such a fate. Plus, it seemed like the perfect means of softly rebooting himself into the swing of things.
Once the details of the job had been settled, and Cassidy had gotten all he needed in terms of information and how he was to go about it, the self certified Cowboy suited himself up and set himself back in the saddle once again, riding on up to the rugged North and into the more wintry streets of Central City in search of a big bug needin' a right whippin'.
When he had arrived in Central first and foremost, it was already close to midnight, which was good considering most of these low-lifes did their dirty work in the shade of the shadows that they hid within. Sadly for them, Cowboy came fitted with a lighter.
Cassidy already knew exactly where their hideout was located due to his employer, and besides, the large and suspect looking warehouse that they were all housed within was easy enough to spot. He strolled on up to the very front of it, taking out both of the guards occupying the main gate with a swift draw of the big iron on his hip. Now, with the path properly cleared, the not at all subtle stockman slowly began to move through the entire facility, most of the underlings and flunkeys not having even half of the reaction time needed to try and put together any sort of attack before Cassidy scuffed them away without as much as a second thought.
In due course, Cassidy found himself nearing the main open area of the warehouse itself, waiting in a recently cleared hallway just outside of it as he tried to take count of how many remaining gang members there were along with his main target through the glass window peering into the loading area.
Only problem being was that there seemed to be many more henchmen expecting him than there were Cowboys, and even he would have a tinge of trouble making sure a stray bullet doesn't catch him cleanly. He wasn't exactly sure if regular ammunition could hurt him anymore, but he didn't really feel inclined to find out at the moment.
He needed a distraction of some sort.
He wondered exactly what that could be.
PL: 5,000