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By the time his new employee's steps had ceased to echo back into the garage he had replaced the transmission. He slid out from under the car impatiently and sat up on the creeper. Pulling the pistol from behind him he checked the ammo in it's magazine before standing all the way up. This woman obviously was up to something, some organization, mission, plot, something that had to do with bringing Ace down. Needless to say he wanted in on it. But, he was unsure wether this new employee wouldn't stab him in the back without hesitation.

There were ways of finding this out though. With this thought in mind he went around the garage locking doors, closing two of three garage doors and latching them shut as well. He left only the remaining garage door open. This time he stepped into his third office for a moment, and when he came back out he was fastening a supressor to the barrel of his pistol.

Lee set a chair in the far corner of the garage, facing the office, his line of sight passing in front of the garage-doorway. And so he sat down in the chair, chambered the first round in the magazine and waited.

"Over here!," he called out from where he was, he could see her from his seat in the corner. The shadows cast over his form in the dim light. Without the other garage doors open the light in the actual garage was very dim. With the garage door, the third, closest to him open he just waited. This ought to be interesting, to see how she reacts. Her attitude hadn't bothered him, he'd dealt with worse of course in his line of work. But she had a different air about her. Other people had just been frustrated their cars had broken down and needed the fixed as soon as possible. But when you've got three other people just like him in line, there's not much you can do about it.

For the most part she didn't seem armed, maybe fists and whatnot, but nothing long range. Unless she threw a tire iron or something. But there weren't any near the garage door, he'd made sure of that.

Aireth frowned as she tried to open to door. "It's locked." she said cooly through the door. "Mind opening it? When I talk with people, I like to talk with them face to face, not with a door." she smirked.

If this man would, by chance, try anything, she had a pistol hidden away in her clothing. She was trained to protect herself, this garageman had no idea what she was capable of. She was pretty sure, that he wasn't much of an Aceist. One, he hired her, and two, he had a gun. Most Aceist wouldn't dream of hiring women, let alone in a garage. Nor, would they own a gun, or carry it around carelessly like that.

With a sigh he walked over to the door, staying to the side with his pistol in hand. He had been trained in door breaching, tactical movement, and weapons training so he knew what he was doing as well. Opening the door slowly, he followed with it and held the pistol at head level with her. He was out of sight from the street, so he and his weapon were not going to attract attention. "Step in, and put your hands on the desk," he ordered as nodded toward the main office desk.

If, by chance this did turn into a firefight he knew what to do. Lee knew the garage like the back of his hand and knew every place to take cover and move to and from.

((Oh, it's okay! But, my character is gonna go get some ice cream or something, she's hungry xd If.. Characters can be hungry, that its ^ ^ Anywho, don't worry about it. Hope everything works out for you, and I don't really know what to say T-T

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An eyebrow raised as she heard his comment. "Oh really? I don't take orders from a mechanic." she said and lowered one gun and rested it on the table. "I'm not going to kill you, just put you're gun on the table." she let go of the one gun she had rested on the table.

Aireth waited until the door was shut before she took action. With out a moment's notice, she had kicked the gun from his hands and tossed it across the room. "There." she sighed and also tossed her gun on the table. "If I wanted to harm you, I would have done so already." she said and ran her fingers through her short hair. "Why, may I ask, were you pointing a gun at me in the first place?" she glared and folded her arms across her chest, waiting for an answer. "You ignorant fool, don't ever point a gun at me again. You have no idea who I am." she rolled her eyes. This man was so naive, thinking he can scare her with a little gun like that. She slapped him across the face. "That was for one, pointing a gun at me, and two, thinking that you can scare me with it."

Lee popped his neck slightly after being slap, the mark reddened to a light pink. His temper was flaring, he knew it, his only issue was keeping it under control. Quickly he grabbed her armed wrist, snapped it back but not breaking it and pinching the nerves. He took the gun, threw it into the office hallway along with her other one and held the gun at his side again. "Now, I'll point a gun at anyone that I think is going to stab me in the back if you don't mind," he put distance between her and himself.

"If I was aceist I wouldn't even own this thing, that's obvious. I was however, wondering why you would be in this town. You've got an agenda, I know that much." Lee kept himself near the office hallway. "Oh, and don't call me ignorant again. You don't know what your talking about," he walked into the hallway, picking up all the guns in it on his way. For a moment he was in his third office, and when he came out he didn't have anymore guns. Just an unseen knife in his boot, one that he kept there all the time and it had gone unnoticed.