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Chapter Sixteen: Fire Hazard
The thug clambers out his behemoth of a car and walks my way. As rushed as I am right now, I pull out a flare gun, the thug hasn't noticed my firearm in this case scenario. He’s gets closer and pulls out his gun. He reaches for a magazine but with his unorganised nature it’s diminished in his brain where he had placed it. I almost teleport to my feet, I pull out my flare gun and aim it around his torso. After finding his magazine he hesitates and drops it back down again.
“Collecting that magazine will be your last mistake, because I am Justice!!” I shout.
The thug takes a hasty and stupid move to drop down to collect his magazine. Which unfortunately leaves me with no choice so I pull the trigger ever so slightly
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