Snippet #1761334

Oliver laughed as he placed his gun on the man's head. He grinned at the Right Hand Woman's assistant. "So, Mr Winn, has life in the Government been fun lately? A little birdie, not James, told me that another village went 'Poof'! Is this true, Mr Winn?" James tweeted chirpily as Oliver got closer. "Is this true?" he looked the man dead in the eye as Mr Winn tried to scamper free. Oliver kicked him onto the floor and sat on him.

"What do you say, James...? We kill him? Oh, no, you're right. We need information." Oliver stroked the bird on his shoulder, taking his hat off. He looked down to Mr Winn. "In-for-ma-tion!" he giggled in a singsong voice. "I'll give you three seconds, okay? Three... Two... O-"

"Yes! Yes, it's true! It was us!" Mr Winn shouted, his voice raspy from being beaten up. Oliver grinned, his golden eye gleaming while the other stayed safely under the bandage. He placed his hat back on his head. The sound of a gun is heard from a cafe far away, where the waitresses and waiters all gasped and shook their heads.

It was easy for Oliver to walk down the street. The alley in which he had seriously injured, but not killed, Mr Winn was far away and the only three who knew were him, James and Mr Winn. And soon the Government. Oliver made sure he left the mark of the Karakuri, a cut in the shape of a puppet, clear as day on the right side on Mr Winn's neck. Oliver whistled happily as James joined in and they both did the same tune. Walking into a cafe, Oliver could see the waiters and waitresses were unnerved by something, and Oliver grinned. It was quite funny how these people could become nervous from the smallest of things. Oliver sat, ordering a tea with five and a half sugars and sat down. He was meant to be meeting a few people here, but they weren't there yet so he relaxed in the comfy sofas at the back.

"Tick-tock, tick-tock, goes my clock. What time is it, Mr James?"

James tweeted in response.

"I see. The clock says otherwise. Tick-tock, tick-tock, goes my clock. It's time for tea, obviously."