Snippet #2714828

Kander, realizing he left the bombs on his "democratic vessel" decided to simply set a charge in one of the public areas to draw a crowd in. Then he can escape before he is detected by someone of importance. He made his way through a set of nicely decorated hallways with nice glass windows, for a nice view of some of the gardens and the people strolling.

Kander heard hundreds of voices erupt in one of the public areas. It would make for a good distraction. He made his way to an iron door. He slid the ID card from the security into the card slot and entered a courtyard. It had nice patches of flowers, with groups of women, children, men, all sorts pondering, laughing, talking, yelling. There were multiple security squads strolling on the cement walkways, patrolling, looking for anyone... suspicious. Kander quickly made his way to a large group of people, and stood near the middle of the group. They began to take note of him though. "And who are you?" Said a defensive mother, holding her child's arm. Kander cocked his head, "A person looking to do no harm." A security guard must have heard him speak, as he had turned around and met Kander's sharp eyes. "Sir, you do not seem to be from around these parts. You cannot be here right now-!" Kander quickly pulled out his suppressed rifle and shot the man a total of five times, three in the leg, two in the neck and chest. He dropped. Luckily there were so many people too focused in on the gardens and flowers that they didn't even bother to turn around. As Kander had expected, the guard had a charge in his pocket. He grabbed it and threw it at a group of people. It exploded, sending bodies everywhere. Kander didn't even bother to check and see if there were any children caught in the blast. He slid the card back into a slot and ran as fast as his thin legs were able until he got to the back entrance. There were only three guards, all of their backs turned. He took his rifle and shot each in the head before they had time to turn around. He then concealed his rifle and ran, retracing his steps before the guards even realized what had happened. He checked his pocket watch. "Just in time."