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No sooner had she done so did she regret ever having coming out of the alley. It appeared that the road wasn't as empty as she had perceived.
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No sooner had she done so did she regret ever having coming out of the alley. It appeared that the road wasn't as empty as she had perceived. Two shots. That was all that it took to literally blast her arms apart, ensuring that she would never see the light of day again. With her last atom of energy, she threw the subtle knife at the attacker. The throw targeted the attacker as if it was a self-destructing missile, and pierced the insubstantial skin. The attacker screamed with pain, and scuttled away from the lifeless body. As the steps of her attacker faded into the distance, a deathly silence settled on that dark alley leaving only a feeling of death as her body slowly began to decay. There it would remain for two hours, lifeless, alone. A man rushed into hospital, the outer part of his left abdomen sprayed...
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