Alvira sat nervously in her trailer. After the speech she walked away without saying a word.
"The urge to kill somebody was understandable, we've all had that urge once or twice, it just took some major balls to do it and cover it up. But... it seems like they didn't do too well covering it up." Alvira thought to herself out loud. The death explains the smell from earlier on in the day and she thought it would have drifted off by now but the smell wouldn't leave her, like it was haunting and It was driving her nuts. The lost soul, roaming around the tent. She imagined it swirling around with the disturbing circus music on in the background. She shook her head and laid down but after a few minutes the temptation was too much and she bounced out of the trailer and ran towards the circus tent.
Alvira searched the outskirts of the tent for a good few minutes but there was no sign of the body but the scent of the soul was even stronger now. She climbed through the closed curtains of the tent and there it was. The golden, precious soul was drifting around the stage. Alvira wouldn't wait for a sign, she went for it. Sucking it in and letting it fulfill her body. It had been years since she'd had a good soul like that... which was sort of strange since she wouldn't had thought that the soul would have been murdered very happily. A crash from outside alarmed her and she quickly hid behind some packed up equipment. She'd be in a lot of trouble if she was caught at this time.
Victoria sat on the wall twirling her pistol and rolling her bullets. She was worn out and hungry from that last mission but got told off by Phillip from complaining too much. She tucked her pistols into her belt and went to find Phillip, maybe he had some food she could 'borrow'. Victoria jumped in his room with a childish grin on her face whilst her pink her swayed past her shoulders. The blood had made a stain in his clothing which explained his fresh suit. "What's going on partner? We got another job?" She said in an American hillbilly accent to lighten the mood. The atmosphere felt heavy as always and she perched herself on a damp stool in the corner as she started twirling her pistol again, a habit she always had.