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As soon as the flare had gone into the sky Gio could feel a shift happening in the air. Something was going on, that much was obvious, but he hadnât known the seriousness of the situation until people heâd thought they could all trust started turning on them. Fellow guards, townspeople heâd gotten along with, even staff higher up in the leadership chain stood with the numerous people now pointing weapons in their direction and there was nothing he could do to fight back. All he could do was glare and stand in front of as many people as he could while someone took his firearm from him. âThis is insane,â he mumbled, his eyes rolling softly while he tried to take in as many people as possible just to confirm nothing had happened to them yet. âNobody needs to get hurt tonightâŠâ
Solveig had sighed when sheâd seen the flare go up. The blonde had been able to spend most of the day sipping wine and ignoring what was to come. As soon as it started though she knew what she had to do. Strapping on a couple guns she stashed before the event she got to work, moving through the guards and disarming them. For the most part she could ignore the dirty looks, but there were a select few sheâd found sheâd actually grown to like in her time here. âThis is inevitable,â she replied to Gio as she pulled his firearm from itâs holster. âYou are right about that, though, nobody has to get hurt. Do not be a hero, Gio.â It likely wasnât true, Solveig doubted this thing could end without someone being injured if not killed, but the fewer people that acted up, the lower the casualties would be.Â














