Revolver (Story Complete. :3)

[Fox Boy Blader]

"I'm afraid not at this moment, Januff. I don't have much time nor no means to take care of one at this time. he rode up to her "I'm just about to leave actually  

[molly the crazy angel]

"Oooh horses!" Leo said happily and watched the horses run around. He watched them as Jack and Januff talked.

Molly growled as she sat on a rock just outside her town. She couldn't leave yet because of her wounds healing and plus she wanted to visit Fort later for dinner. She looked at her cuts and bruises and the wrap around her leg and side. "I just had to take them all on..." she said and sighed at her own stupidity.  

[Fox Boy Blader]

"Were not buyin, Cub" Jack said sternly to Leo  

[molly the crazy angel]

"I know." Leo said and smiled at him. "I've just never seen a horse in real life. I've only seen them in books." he said.  

[Fox Boy Blader]

"Well today's your lucky day" he tossed Leo on Januff's horse right infront of Januff "Say don't you want to give this little guy a ride to see what horse riding is like" He mainly said this to get the kid out of his hair so he could shop  

[molly the crazy angel]

Leo's eyes brightened up as he landed on the horse and he gently petted the neck of it. He then heard what Jack said and looked down at him with a worried look. "You'll come back for me, right?" he asked, and Jack could see how scared he was at the thought of being abandoned.  

[Fox Boy Blader]

"Relax, Cub. I'll be back. Only trash goes back on their word" he rode off "I'll be sure to buy you some strawberry candy or sumthin"  

[molly the crazy angel]

"Ok. Be careful!" Leo yelled as he waved goodbye to him. He then looked up at Junuff and smiled. "Hi, I'm Leo." he said happily.  

[Wire_Colossus]

A shadow Fell over Molly and a familiar hand patted her on the head. "You've got a lot to learn Young Molly, but you have more Guts than most of the enemies I've fought." It was Fort. "You look pretty beat up, but I've looked worse. When I was younger I was beat up pretty bad by a cat woman who looked alot like you do. All I did was ask her for directions with my eyes closed and she clobbered me. Though, I didn't know I'd stumbled upon her while she was bathing in the river. My strength meant nothing. I barely walked away from that. Still have scars to prove it."

Hades looked at Rick and said, "Hey! Wake up! You said yesterday you were going to repay me somehow?"

Thumpet stood behind her bar and cleaned out a few glasses.  

[molly the crazy angel]

(um Wire, it's the next day. you can use Fort's reply but you'll have to fix Hades and Thumpet)

Molly looked up and smiled. "Hmm my grandma told me a similar story. Maybe you met her before she had my mom." she said.

Rick goggily woke up and rubbed his eyes. "Sorry I guess I passed out..." he said sleepily and looked up at Hades. "I'm not really sure how to repay you. What would you want?" he asked him.

Suddenly Lee came up behind Thumpet and hugged her. "Good morning my love." he said happily.  

[Sardonic Excitement]

Januff smiled at him, "Hi Leo, call me Januff." She glanced back, watching Jack ride off. "Hold on tight, understand?" she wrapped an arm around him, digging her heels into the horse's sides. they picked up speed immediately.  

[Fox Boy Blader]

Jack drove up at the general store parking spot and powerd down his bike "Richard watch the bike the green beam once again left his glove and into the bike again as Jack entered the shop.  

[molly the crazy angel]

Leo gasped at how fast they were going and he smiled. "Wow! Horses are fast!" he said happily.  

[Fox Boy Blader]

Jack wasmaking short conversation with teh owner and got two work on his shopping list, he started off with provisions, tihngs that last long without spoiling and are canned a stack of wood and some extra bike parts incase for later problems. "Ok now that that is done... I guess a promise is a promise" he went to the candy part of the shop and looked for anythign strawberry flavored  

[Sardonic Excitement]

"Faster than Jack's bike?" Januff laughed, steering the horse to the outside of the herd, preventing one from straying off.