Within a split second, all hell broke loose in the darkened warehouse. Sam could see several of the gang members scurrying about on the first level below, through the metal grating that made up the catwalk network. As gunshots rang out throughout the building, most coming from the area towards the main entrance, Sam was confident she’d not yet been spotted and quickly surveyed as much of the catwalk network as she could see from her current position. It appeared there was a system of lifts for moving crates and other goods up to the catwalk level and the levels above. Several of these lift panels were stacked with crates and some had been moved off onto the catwalk network itself. If the crates contained something thick and sturdy, they could prove to be invaluable cover. As it seemed cover would likely become quite useful within the next few seconds, Sam chose a collection of crates fifteen or so odd meters away, down the main catwalk and across the room. Still crouched down, the Bounty Hundred cautiously moved forward, keeping alert and staying low. There were gang members up on the catwalk as well, though; they seemed preoccupied with the events unfolding down below. Just seconds before she made a mad dash for the stack of crates across the way, Sam caught movement out of the corner of her eye.
She turned quickly, her automatic weapon rose to eye level and aimed center-of-mass at the first gang member who’d spotted her. He shouted something and reached for his sidearm. Sam squeezed the trigger and her PDW roared, a three-round burst caching the first man followed quickly by two more bursts of fire aimed at finishing off his partner. Quite confident both of the mercenaries were down, Sam turned swiftly and sprinted across the catwalk for the stack of crates as several bolts from an energy weapon streaked though the darkness and peppered the catwalk. Leaping behind the crates, Sam quickly sat up with her back against them, checking to her sides for any other gang members who might have seen her fire upon their comrades. The bounty hunter had no idea what exactly was going on, someone had decided to attack the place, maybe local law enforcement or a rival gang? Who could say? Either way, it would likely complicate finding this Vanderson fellow. If he died, she’d never get any information on the whereabouts of the Mayor’s daughter. If the cops picked him up, well, that would likely end things right there as well. While the battle raged around her, the bounty hunter peeked around from behind her makeshift cover, considering her options.
She turned quickly, her automatic weapon rose to eye level and aimed center-of-mass at the first gang member who’d spotted her. He shouted something and reached for his sidearm. Sam squeezed the trigger and her PDW roared, a three-round burst caching the first man followed quickly by two more bursts of fire aimed at finishing off his partner. Quite confident both of the mercenaries were down, Sam turned swiftly and sprinted across the catwalk for the stack of crates as several bolts from an energy weapon streaked though the darkness and peppered the catwalk. Leaping behind the crates, Sam quickly sat up with her back against them, checking to her sides for any other gang members who might have seen her fire upon their comrades. The bounty hunter had no idea what exactly was going on, someone had decided to attack the place, maybe local law enforcement or a rival gang? Who could say? Either way, it would likely complicate finding this Vanderson fellow. If he died, she’d never get any information on the whereabouts of the Mayor’s daughter. If the cops picked him up, well, that would likely end things right there as well. While the battle raged around her, the bounty hunter peeked around from behind her makeshift cover, considering her options.