Chapter 30

                                    

                                          
"I can't believe you got me to do this," Kace said.
                          
"You're the one who said yes to her coming with us, you could have just said no," Ryker said.
                          
"She's scary when she's mad! Did you see how she looked at me?" Kace said against Ryker. I laughed a little under my breath,  I was surprised how easy it was to persuade Kace to bring me with them to the docks to get things checked out. The three of us were back into Kace's car while Roman was in his that he brought to the warehouse.
                          
"Whatever," Ryker replied. We were going faster than before, Roman was pretty pissed about the docks being attacked and he wanted to get here as soon as possible. Roman was already ahead of us on the road, being impatient for getting stuck behind us, "it's your funeral if she gets hurt."
                          
"Relax you guys, I'll be fine. Worst comes to worst, I know my way around a gun," I said, reassuring him that  I would be fine. Once we got down to the docks, you could smell the fresh salty air from the water with large cargo ships going in and out of the place. As me and the others got out of the cars, we went straight for a group of people out on the docks, talking eagerly to each other. As the four of us walked up to them, we quickly gained their attention which made them stop talking in mid-conversation.
                          
"What the hell happened? How did they get our stuff?" Roman asked, he was infuriated with anger. It was silent until one woman talked, obviously taking one for the team.
                          
"They came out of nowhere, we were just unloading the shipment when an explosion went off and they took some of our men down," she said. "They all quickly left in their cars once they got what they wanted. I think one or two of them might still be here," VVVRRROOOOMMMM! We heard as one of the last cars went off.
                          
"We need to go after them now! Kace, Ryker back to the cars!" Roman shouted, I followed them even though I was sure Roman didn't want to me come with them for the chase, but I went anyways. And we went off, into the city streets of East Side Corals.
                          
It was darker than it was before, the bright city lights lighting our way. Going up and down the busy streets, trying our best not to hit any pedestrians as we caught up with our unwanted guests. We weaved in and out of streets, arriving onto Mitchell Street and heading off into Burns Avenue. Kace had some weapons that he kept in his car for times like this, and I was sure that Roman probably had some of his own in his car as well. We were in a four-lane street, two on each side with cars parked on the edges and our presence radiating off to the eyes of others. Kace's car and Roman's car were right beside each other, with The Grey Wolves' car in front of Kace. Thankfully the streets were relatively empty of cars, but for the few ones that were there, quickly moved out of our way seeing what we were doing. Roman already had his arm out of his window with his gun trying to shoot at the car and its passengers as he continued to drive after them. Kace couldn't do much besides trying to get us as close as possible to get a good shot, so me and Ryker tried our best to get the best shot as possible at the car in front of us. They obviously knew that we were trying to stop them, so they returned their firing back at us, trying to stop us from killing them.
                          
"Elisa, get one of the sniper rifles from the back and shoot them with that!" Ryker shouted at me from the front over the sound of gunfire. I put down the pistol I had in my hands and searched around for the sniper rifle Ryker was talking about. Once I found it, I leaned out of the window to get the perfect shot. I had my foot hooked on to the side of Ryker's seat in the hopes to be able to pull me in in case I fell. I could hear Roman yelling at me from his car to get back inside because I was going to fall, but I ignored him and focused on getting the perfect shot. Our friends kept trying to fire back at us, but Kace kept trying to avoid me getting shot as best as he could while I tried to shoot them with my rifle. In the background, I could hear people screaming from the hearing the gunshots combined with tires stoping harshly on the roads out of shock and fear. I waited a few more seconds till I took two more shots at the tires of the car in front of us, forcing them to slow down. A head poked out of the passenger side window and what I saw was straight up fear in his eyes, shock written all over his face when he saw me taking aim at his head. It was before he even had the time to duck back into the car when I shot him in the forehead. With the force of the shot, it threw his head back, then made his head hang out of the window, making his whole body lean on the door.
                          
It was obvious that he didn't have his seatbelt on, so all of his body weight pressured the door into opening and his body falling out.
                          
 "One down," I whispered to myself. The door of the car then hanged open, moving with the wind. The driver couldn't do anything, they couldn't reach across and close the door without getting in a crash themselves. But by this time you could hear the scrapping of the popped tires against the cement roads, making them slow down even more. A few seconds later, the driver made a sharp turn on the road, blocking both lanes. Ours and Roman's cars stopped beside each other, blocked by the wrecked car in front of us. We had all gotten out of our cars and saw that the driver in the car was trying to get away, so I brought up my gun and took a quick shot at one of his legs, forcing him to fall down in pain. He was now crawling on the ground, trying to get away from us as we walked closer to him. Once the four of us had walked up to him, Roman went up to him and purposely stepped on his bleeding leg, making him stop squirming and scream in pain. We all stood around him as he scrambled to get up but failed miserably.
                          
"Where did you bring our shipments?" Ryker asked in a harsh tone, clearly annoyed.
                          
"I'm not going to be telling you guys anything!" The man said in a Dutch ancient. The man was starting to get annoying, stubborn to not let any information escape his lips. 
                          
"Maybe I should shoot you in the other leg? And maybe in the stomach too, how does that sound?" I asked the man on the ground in front of me. The guys around me could tell that I was pissed and already annoyed, so they didn't say anything to object my statement of threat. The man's face went pale with fear and started fumbling some words in his mouth, trying to make some information up.
                          
"I want the truth so don't try to make some bullshit up!" I yelled at him. I went over to where Roman had his foot on the guys shot leg and told Roman to move, he did and I stood on his leg where Roman was, but even harder. Making him scream, trying to get the information we wanted.
                          
"Okay, okay, I'll tell you what I know just get off my leg!" The guy yelled. I stepped off his leg and waited for him to talk. "All I know is that they wanted more weapons for an attack that they are planning to do soon, that's it!" I stood by him staring down at him. The guys beside me didn't say anything, like they were waiting for me to tell them what to do.  
                          
"Finish him off," I said to Ryker and Kace beside me.
                          
"Yes ma'am," Kace replied as I walked off with my rifle in my hand. Roman walked behind me, clearly seeing that I was pretty annoyed with what we had to do. Me and Roman left in his car as Ryker and Kace stayed to clean things up before the police came. They had to do it quick because they didn't want to be out there for long for people to get a good look at their faces. As Roman drive home in his car, I stared out the window in silence.
                          
 "I'm uh...I'm sorry you had to go through that," Roman said.
                          
"It's fine," I replied, keeping a look out the window. This wasn't entirely what I expected to do today, but it will suffice.