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Name:
YannaChan
@ 2012-07-05 04:46
Note:
I’m really unsure about this one.
Writing in Sniper’s perspective is really hard for me, since I’m not really fluent with Australian slag, so feel free to tell me if I overdid it.
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Chapter 6
Another point of view
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When I saw the lil‘ Wankah at the mercy of my nemesis just this afternoon I could have sworn my heart stopped for a few seconds. I had only turned for a second, bending down from my crate to pour myself some more coffee into the plain cup and when I returned...
You already know what happened, roight?
I didn’t see it coming, as some blokes might say.
Even now I’m not sure if the BLU thought it would be good oil for me or if he just wanted to piss me off completely, but with the whole rivalry feeling we had going I put my money on the second one.
But how can I be certain that it was the Spy that came onto the mongrel first? Maybe he even started it up himself…
Somehow up to that point I always thought that I’m the only one that gets to do the wackah, but apparently I was wrong about it.
I’m not sure if I’m angry or sad. It’s a mixture of both I decide to end the thought, but I’m still tossing and turning in the dingy bed inside my camper van a few hours later nonetheless.
It’s a calm night outside, eerily quiet so; I still remember the loud nights in the Outback, whenever I used to camp out there with my dad. The cracking of the fire while we slept close to it to keep warm, the howling of a dingo in the distance and the soft chirping from insects that called out rather rarely.
The nights that I wished that sleep wouldn’t take me over at all.
This one however is the kind of silence that gets on your nerve at these times whenever someone just wants anything to distract from the current situation.
I really should have seen it coming, how could I not? The wankah bangs like a dunny door and just because he came to me first (at least I hope I got to him first) doesn’t mean that we have any lingering ties with each other.
It’s a professional arrangement after all…
Back in the days I had been kicked out of my home for bowling from the pavilion end and nowadays it’s back to bite me in the arse. That’s just my luck.
Although I am terribly stuffed, I can’t close my eyes without seeing the close up look of my number one enemy and the one bloke I used to call some names along the lines of “Idiot†or sometimes “Loverâ€.
Somehow I already know that it’s going to be a sleepless night.
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The young one sure seems like a Bludger right now. He’s about to cark it for sure. From the looks of it he has already given up on surviving this encounter.
Sure, I’m still ropeable when it comes down to him, but I can’t let him go that easily. Of course I am aware that he would pass through respawn just a few minutes later if I didn’t do anything, but around here I like to save any mates I can even if it’s only for a few minutes.
It comes along with the job that I’m far from trigger happy and I really don’t know how it happened. The bullet just got out of my gun on its own and pierced its way through the thick rubber mask and the skull all by itself as far as I know.
I expect him to jump up and start running again like the bunny that he is, but I know that something is wrong when he falls to the ground like a wounded animal.
Normally I don’t leave the nest unless I’m switching my positions, but I’m up on my feet in just a few seconds and out the door after a few more. It feels like I take the stairs down in flight.
I’m a good shot, but when the thought that maybe my bullet got him as well crosses my mind I pale. Maybe I hurt him in the process of saving him.
It doesn’t leave my mind until I turn the corner and stand right next to him.