Aldur
Memory Dealer
Wind is blowing, and it's dry. Sea gulls were flying up above, some rested their wings on top of the buildings. The sea was rising and falling, vast and monotonous. It dragged itself over and away from the eerily empty beaches - only spent needles and spent shells, spent condoms and spent hopes. Sometimes, you could find the occasional owner of these things washed up by the tide, or what remained of him.
The sunset, as ever, was the most beautiful thing this city had to offer. A crimson streak above the sea, with an orange, setting sun. The glimmering of the water engaged in a peaceful dance on the waves. But enough was enough. The picturesque view reflected on Ethan's glossy helmet as he was resting on his 1985 Suzuki GSX-R750. Was it really his? He didn't pay for it, that's for sure. He grabbed his little Mossberg death-dealer and cocked the pump just enough to see if he didn't forget to feed it a healthy dose of buckshot.
In one motion, he stood up from the bike and turned towards the building. It was show time.
The sunset, as ever, was the most beautiful thing this city had to offer. A crimson streak above the sea, with an orange, setting sun. The glimmering of the water engaged in a peaceful dance on the waves. But enough was enough. The picturesque view reflected on Ethan's glossy helmet as he was resting on his 1985 Suzuki GSX-R750. Was it really his? He didn't pay for it, that's for sure. He grabbed his little Mossberg death-dealer and cocked the pump just enough to see if he didn't forget to feed it a healthy dose of buckshot.
In one motion, he stood up from the bike and turned towards the building. It was show time.
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