March 12th, 2014
Outside the Barracks, Shattered Steel HQ
Malta, The Mediterranean
Lázaro kept walking towards the base, as he savoured the minutes go by. The mediterranean was no foreign theater to him, he had seen some known faces. He just had dinner with one of said faces, as she was clutching his arm as they both walked into the base after a small getaway for food and talk.
Liutenant Giovanna Bellini, a shapely dark-haired italian beauty with a barbed tonge and an even meaner disposition in combat had been a small pleasure to find and share some past experiences with the Spaniard pilot. "I told you the Vongole here were nice." She said as both kept walking. "I had fun today."
"Not so nice for the wallet. My poor sweat and tears." Lázaro replied with a mock sadness tone.
"Shush, *Spagnolo*. You are private sector now. You're not paid in patriotism anymore but cold hard fat pay checks." She quipped. "And most people split these days, it's you lot who kept wanting to be a gentleman and pay it all."
"Does not mean I'm Midas." Lázaro replied.
"No, it does not. If it was true, we would be calling you Goldmember... and you would have problems when doing number one." The italian woman replied, flashing a cheeky smile.
"Small blessing in disguise. We could you know, continue this..." Lázaro said.
"If you had a house here, I would be glad to. But you need to go to the barracks now. Good boys go to bed early." The woman said, squeezing his arm one last time.
"We could try the female barracks."
"Dear, that's even worse. See you on the skies, *Rosso*." She said as she saluted, leaving Lázaro looking at her shapely behind trailing off in the cold.
Lázaro let a small chuckle as he looked at the skies of Malta. The calm before the storm. He remembered the last time across the Azores. It had started like this. A run of the mill mission. And then it all had turned into screams and explosions. And that flying ghost... remained at large. It was ominous.
He looked at the reflection of him on a polished surface, as he frowned. "Better not let Scott see this". He said, noticing a red bump on his neck, caused by the early...*friendlier* fire that he had with the italian woman. He didn't want to answer questions. Tomorrow would be mission day, not *grinding Circus for juicy details* day.
Besides he had heard some rowdy sounds from the female barracks and he'd do his damn best to ignore the box of Pandora, so like a fox, he tiptoed back to his assigned Bunker. Hopefully he didn't wake up anyone.
Outside the Barracks, Shattered Steel HQ
Malta, The Mediterranean
Lázaro kept walking towards the base, as he savoured the minutes go by. The mediterranean was no foreign theater to him, he had seen some known faces. He just had dinner with one of said faces, as she was clutching his arm as they both walked into the base after a small getaway for food and talk.
Liutenant Giovanna Bellini, a shapely dark-haired italian beauty with a barbed tonge and an even meaner disposition in combat had been a small pleasure to find and share some past experiences with the Spaniard pilot. "I told you the Vongole here were nice." She said as both kept walking. "I had fun today."
"Not so nice for the wallet. My poor sweat and tears." Lázaro replied with a mock sadness tone.
"Shush, *Spagnolo*. You are private sector now. You're not paid in patriotism anymore but cold hard fat pay checks." She quipped. "And most people split these days, it's you lot who kept wanting to be a gentleman and pay it all."
"Does not mean I'm Midas." Lázaro replied.
"No, it does not. If it was true, we would be calling you Goldmember... and you would have problems when doing number one." The italian woman replied, flashing a cheeky smile.
"Small blessing in disguise. We could you know, continue this..." Lázaro said.
"If you had a house here, I would be glad to. But you need to go to the barracks now. Good boys go to bed early." The woman said, squeezing his arm one last time.
"We could try the female barracks."
"Dear, that's even worse. See you on the skies, *Rosso*." She said as she saluted, leaving Lázaro looking at her shapely behind trailing off in the cold.
Lázaro let a small chuckle as he looked at the skies of Malta. The calm before the storm. He remembered the last time across the Azores. It had started like this. A run of the mill mission. And then it all had turned into screams and explosions. And that flying ghost... remained at large. It was ominous.
He looked at the reflection of him on a polished surface, as he frowned. "Better not let Scott see this". He said, noticing a red bump on his neck, caused by the early...*friendlier* fire that he had with the italian woman. He didn't want to answer questions. Tomorrow would be mission day, not *grinding Circus for juicy details* day.
Besides he had heard some rowdy sounds from the female barracks and he'd do his damn best to ignore the box of Pandora, so like a fox, he tiptoed back to his assigned Bunker. Hopefully he didn't wake up anyone.