02-24-2022, 06:10:03 AM
"Well, since everyone just took all the <i>fun</i> jobs..." The little rabbit pouted. "...I <i>guess</i> I'll go save that stupid witness."
1. He actually already had his weapon on him; That metal rabbit's foot was the Paw o' Death, combination machine gun, flamethrower, knife, eyelash curler, and bottle opener. (This is its picture) However, he preferred to use his paw as a last resort, and carrying a metal paw around wasn't very stealthy, so he'd go to hit up for an extra gun or knife.
2. The woods are no issue for a woodland critter. Lucky weaved in and out of the ground, using his nose to pick up the smell of a witness protected. It would be seamless if it weren't for the usual characters: bears, hawks, foxes, and loose dogs. To disguise his identity, he would be okay with getting covered in mud and debris.
3. He decided to slip down the chimney, then remained very close to the wall. He wouldn't let anything escape his lips and would stay on the ground with his weapons clenched in his teeth. With his knife, he would silently stab a hole in any alarm or camera he noticed, then guide Charles through the back door, over the fence, and into the woods. If he ran into a Yarddog, they'd meet the buisiness end of his gun, but flee and hide if he found himself outnumbered.
4. The rabbit would finally lead Charles to the airport under the guise of the world's smallest seeing-eye dog, forcing Charles to wear sunglasses and himself a makeshift small dog harness made from discarded rope. The IDs would secured within the back of Charles's jacket with a distinguishing mark for the new one. If Charles managed to get home free, then Lucky would take the old ID and drop it into the sewer, where it would surely meet a watery grave.
1. He actually already had his weapon on him; That metal rabbit's foot was the Paw o' Death, combination machine gun, flamethrower, knife, eyelash curler, and bottle opener. (This is its picture) However, he preferred to use his paw as a last resort, and carrying a metal paw around wasn't very stealthy, so he'd go to hit up for an extra gun or knife.
2. The woods are no issue for a woodland critter. Lucky weaved in and out of the ground, using his nose to pick up the smell of a witness protected. It would be seamless if it weren't for the usual characters: bears, hawks, foxes, and loose dogs. To disguise his identity, he would be okay with getting covered in mud and debris.
3. He decided to slip down the chimney, then remained very close to the wall. He wouldn't let anything escape his lips and would stay on the ground with his weapons clenched in his teeth. With his knife, he would silently stab a hole in any alarm or camera he noticed, then guide Charles through the back door, over the fence, and into the woods. If he ran into a Yarddog, they'd meet the buisiness end of his gun, but flee and hide if he found himself outnumbered.
4. The rabbit would finally lead Charles to the airport under the guise of the world's smallest seeing-eye dog, forcing Charles to wear sunglasses and himself a makeshift small dog harness made from discarded rope. The IDs would secured within the back of Charles's jacket with a distinguishing mark for the new one. If Charles managed to get home free, then Lucky would take the old ID and drop it into the sewer, where it would surely meet a watery grave.