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Peering through his binoculars, Panther watched the entrance of the club like a hawk. The line outside the entrance snaked along the footpath disappearing into the dark shadows of background. Panning his binoculars he focused on the glowing entrance, which its pulsating sign that kindled the burning embers of lights that danced inside it. They flickered wildly from blue, to red, to green, to yellow in an unbridled passionate pattern. Upholding the entrance like two pillars were two bouncers dressed in dark suits. Then, a blurred shadow raced across Panther's view. He zoomed out and refocused. A short man with long curly hair that curtained his head and red suited shoulders. His plain of hair was marred by bald patch that shone in the night, ignited by the dancing lights. Dropping his binoculars he reached into the backseat and pulled out a large black sports bag. He unzipped and removed from inside a large, dark and sleek object that was almost the size of the bag itself. He unfolded the tripod dangling on the bottom and rested on the seat. He flicked on a switch and listened as the object purred lightly, indicating it was on. He peered into the end. The street lit up and was dark no more. The super cooled IR sensor picked up every waft of body heat. The snake that was the line was no longer, but became a dancing fire. Focusing on the entrance again, he noticed each bouncer and the short man had a dark patch on their left torsos. Too small to be pistols, he thought. "Hey you two, keep your
eyes open. You know why..." the short man said. Panther flicked off the switch on the IR sight, and tossed it into the back seat. He stepped out of his Chevrolet Impala and silently closed the door. He brushed off with his hand his Ralph Lauren suit, and straightened out the large collars on his shirt. He opened his jacket and checked his two pens were there in his pocket. Looking back up he stridded towards the entrance.
"End of the line pal," rasped the bouncer. "Hey, Vinnie!?! It's me, don't you remember? It's Gordon...well???" Panther replied as he flicked out a wad of cash containing $100 in one fluid motion ready for a handshake. The bouncer started at Panther's hand for a moment. "Oh....yeah. Gordie!!! go right in but hold up we gotta check ya". "No problem Vinnie". He motioned the other bouncer. "Hold out you arms," he ordered. He patted him down finding nothing. "What's in the jacket?". He opened his jacket. Nothing again. "The pocket...". He pulled out two pens and a piece of paper. "Think you'll get lucky tonight?" jeered "Vinnie" as he motioned him to go in. Panther smiled. "Always" The lights danced even more furiously inside on the dance floor. Their stage was a sea of bodies that lapped against the edges in an fickle pattern, yet the loud beating of the synthesized motioned the sea to move like a drummer leading his army. Panther let his eyes sway from the bodies and ride the stairs that led up to second floor. The second floor was a thin gallery that overlooked the dance floor, and circled two thirds of the club. It was framed by a glass barrier. Hugging it were tables for two. Below was a large a bar where bodies were dotted across the counter. He moved his eyes back up and found the short man again. He watched him as he handed out a crumpled yellow envelope to thin yet well built man dressed in a gray suit. Then they both leaned back and started talking. "Hey honey you seem a little bored," a voice whispered. He turned around moving his eyes towards the voice. He looked at the woman that was standing there. She was wearing the cliché short black dress, and had her voluptuous legs formed upwards into a likewise torso. He shoulders were covered by long deep brown hair. "No, not really just searching for my target," he replied gazing into her green eyes. "And have you found it yet?" "I don't know, you tell me. Have I?". He grinned, and raised an eyebrow. "Let's go find out...". She smiled back. "I'll take a raincheck". He winked and turned back around, when a movement caught his eyes. A large burly man was walking into the bathroom. A bodyguard, he thought. "It's play time," he whispered to himself an he put on his single piece red lens glasses. The bathroom was quite well
furnished. Blue green marble tiles filled the whole room,
and the cubicles where likewise colored. He noticed all eight
were engaged. He waited at the door. Then he noticed a cubicle
opening at the end. It was the bodyguard. Panther coolly walked
up and stood next to the bodyguard. He watched as he ran his
hands through running water and bent over to rinse his face.
Panther reached into his jacket and removed one of the pens.
He clicked. Then he swiftly brought it down on the bodyguard's
neck. The bodyguard tried to scream but the neurotoxin was
already working. His large and well built body crumpled into
the floor. He stared at the ceiling. He tried to move his
eyes but he couldn't. He tried to breathe but the couldn't.
He tried to shuffle his body it didn't heed his orders. Then
he saw man leaning over him. His short gelled black hair shone
in the well lit room. The dark olive skin was broken up by
two brown eyes. He then produced a pen. He darted the pen
into his neck. His vision blurred and faded into black. The man felt nothing. The five 9x19mm 147 grain Jacketed Hollow Point ripped apart the man's brain. The bullets entered the left side of his skull. They punched into his brain shredding it as the shards of broken bone darted into his cerebrum. Then they continued into his brain stem leaving a gaping chasm as they stopped as the mushrooming induced drag. Panther lowered his weapon, unscrewed the suppresser and folded the stock in one fluid motion. He quickly holstered it. Then a quite shrill pierced the air. Panther figured that no one had heard the shots. Although the suppresser didn't silence the shot, it did make the subgun sound something other than a gunshot. "Now for the egress," he thought. It was a mess on the dance
floor. The guards had secured the entrances and exits. People
were running everywhere. The music had stopped. Panther had
to think. He darted his head around. Two at one entrance.
Two at another. Three guarding the last one. "Time to
improvise," he concluded. He looked back at where he
shot from. Damn. All the lights were on. "Damn damn damn!"
he swore. The guards started weaving through the crowd telling
everyone to get on the floor. He had to act now. He took a
deep breath. "What the hell is going
on out there?!!" John screamed. Panther jumped into his car.
He started up the engine and immediately took off in a orgy
of smoke and noise. He laughed, "Walk in the park".
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