The men stood dressed in black protective suits, the kind that a painter would wear and their faces covered. A tall lean woman walked in seemingly have no concern for her identity. She glanced up at the camera's that had been shot at which may of accounted for her lack of concern about being caught on tape. But while the other men remained masked she walked in with a careless air.
As the hostages eyes fell on her most looked at her with sheer horror as if their worst night mares were coming true before their eyes. One of the men armed with a bat walked over to her curiously. " What are you doing to them? " he asked watching as a woman began to scream in horror. " They see me as the person they fear the most. Be it real or imaginary they will all be seeing someone different. " she said as she walked slowly amongst them. " You can put your weapons away, they are to scared to move. " She said said as she walked over to the manager.
The men relaxed a little but remained on guard should police arrive. The woman unzipped her leather fur trimmed jacket and placed it on the cashier's counter who looked horrified and fell to her knees to hide beneath. In her skin tight outfit she walked over to the manager who in his fear went to run from her but he was cut off by one of the armed gunmen. " Please... please God no... " he begged the gun man as she approached. " Give us the safe codes. " the masked man demanded and the woman stopped in her tracks. " Got it. " she replied and then the armed man grabbed the bank manager and dragged him forcibly to the vault.
She followed behind and as she was about to go out of sight from the hostages she pressed her fingers up to her lips. A warning to remain quiet. She left them all cowering but submissive. The bank manager walked to the vault scared and a little confused. He had not told anyone the bank codes for that day so he wondered how the person who terrified him claimed to have it.
Her accomplice held the man by the scruff as the woman stepped towards the lock. She dialed in the six digit code and then waited for the next step. " Move! " the gunman yelled at the manager who still looked in fear at the woman. His thumb was forced onto a scanner and once approved the vault door opened and the gunman smiled beneath his balaclava.
He waved at the other men to help him empty the vault. The woman took the bank manager by the arm and she could feel him quivering under her grasp. His thoughts were frantic, she could hear them all racing through her mind. She led him into the vault where money had been pre-bagged for transport. They needed the manager to tell them what bags were clean and what bags had dye packs in them.
Three of the men stayed in the front with the bank customers and tellers while the other three went into the vault. The echo of the high heels could be heard once again as they began grabbing bags. " Look at the bags Mister Davies. " the woman instructed him keeping a firm grip on his arm. The man remained silent and stared the men taking the bags. " Not that one. " she called out to one of them as they threw the bag on the shelf. This process continued till they had ten bags they knew were clean worth approximately five hundred thousand dollars.
" That's it the rest are all trick bags. " she said and then pushed the manager further into the safe. He tripped over himself and landed on the floor but looked relieved to be out of her grasp. As they left the safe the bank manager stayed where he was out of fear and the others began instructing the hostages to join the manager on the vault.
Things seemed to be going according to plan till one of the security guards found a small sliver of of courage and reached for the baton he was equipped with. One of the assailants took matters into his hands and he pistol whipped him across the face. " Enough! " the woman shouted causing the other customers to recoil in horror. " Put him in the safe and lets get out of here. " she demanded as she grabbed the now bloody guard and tossed him in with the others.
They shut the door trapping the manager and everyone else inside. It was on a time lock and the next delivery was die in thirty minutes. The only injury to the civilians was the bloody nose the guard received. Before stepping outside everyone except the woman removed the overalls to reveal normal everyday clothes that would make them blend into the street. The duffel bags of cash were evenly distributed among them and then each left individually heading a different direction to not arouse suspicion from those on the street. As of yet, the closed sign on the bank had managed to keep the public out and no alarm had been raised so there was nothing to indicate anything untoward was going on.
The woman was the last to leave and she was the only one to leave without a bag. She picked her Jacket off the counter and hung it off her finger over her shoulder until she left the premises where she pulled it on over her and left the fur collar brush against her face. She walked calmly away from the bank and placed her hands in her pockets just like she had when she entered the bank. It had all happened so quickly, the whole thing had happened in no more then ten minutes just like they planned. She didn't approve of the violence but she had to admit there was a rush to getting away with the crime despite the exhaustion using her abilities like that brought.
Her high heels echoed once again but this time it was off the marble floors of the entry hall of her apartment block. She took the stairs, as she always did hating the confines that an elevator brought. She went up the five flights of stairs and wasn't even breathless when she finally reached her floor. She pulled the keys out and stepped into the apartment. She hung her jacket up and looked around stretching and cracking the joints in her neck. She went over to the fridge and pulled out a bottle of wine and poured her a glass before slipping into a large modern armchair in front of the window. The whole apartment was in a modern style. High end, polished but there was nothing personal about it, no photo's or even plants. It had been untouched since she moved in.
She sipped her wine for a few moments and sat in complete silence appearing to be in deep thought when her phone vibrated in her pocket. She had been expecting the call and pulled it out quickly but still took the time to check who was calling. " CURTIS ". The name flashed across the screen and she hit the button and pressed it to her ear. " This is Amaria. " she replied coolly her cold blue eyes staring out across the new city she now called home, Bayside.
(( Authors Note: This is a prelude to a future storyline regarding this character. This post was to simply update my character as she has not been played in some time and a major change has come about in her life. This post reflects that. I ask that you do not reply to this post directly but simply enjoy it. Thank you. ))
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