Snippet #1604995

*Kaylen Grey*

Kaylen's assailant had almost reached the top of the stairs, she could hear his feet tapping their way up the spiral stairs. She took a deep breath, then pressed herself right up against the door-frame. Out of sight.

The man stepped through the door, holding an over sized revolver out in front of him. Kaylen's left hand shot out from her hiding spot, grabbing the man's wrist, it was quickly followed by her right fist, which caught him on his jaw, jolting his head to the side. She slipped her leg behind the man's and swept towards her, taking him down while maintaining her grip on the man's gun arm. Now the man who was covering him had the sights of a compact assault rifle trained on her. She let go of the first man dived to the side, bullets whipping past her. The man she had just knocked down raised his revolver at her, but before he could fire, she kicked his hand, knocking the gun out of his hand. The other man was in the doorway at the top of the stairs now, Kaylen dived at him, slamming her shoulder into his stomach, knocking him tumbling down the stairs. His head cracked off of a stone step on the way down. She whipped around in time to see the first man fumbling for his gun at the edge of the balcony. Kaylen strode over to him, grabbed his head, then slammed it down onto her knee. The man's eye's rolled back in his head. The man was wearing a tank top and combats.
'That'll do...' Kaylen thought to herself as she quickly began stripping him, leaving him in only a pair of briefs. In only a few moments she went from stark naked to (almost) fully clothed. One of them men down below called up to the two who had followed Kaylen up to the balcony.
"Here they come..." She muttered to herself. She scooped up the revolver the man had been using, a Colt Peacemaker, she checked how much ammo was left. Four .45 caliber rounds sat ready to be chambered. Not as much as she hoped, but maybe she could grab the bull-pup off of the man she had knocked down the stairs. No matter the case, it was time to go.