Room 504, the Causeway, then back in Alexandria -- Monday All Day

[intraspective]

Ino was up bight and early and neatly dressed with her hair pulled back. And pacing, and making sure she had the things she knew she'd need.

Like her Dad's credit card.

And a bit of her money from working at Wellspring, but mostly her Dad's card. Dad, Ino knew, would totally understand if it was for weapons.

Now she just had to wait for Triela to show up and they could go.

[For the shopping buddy! Up early for crazy sp, and everything past the Causeway is NFB due to distance!]

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Re: Mainland - Gun Shopping

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"Pull the slide back so that you can get a feel for how much resistance is on the spring." Triela proceeded to walk Ino through checking comfort of the magazine release and ensuring that the slide wouldn't pinch her finger as it cycled as well as a number of other little things that most first-time gun owners never considered.

"And finally, hold it out in front of you, arm straight. See if you're really comfortable with the weight."

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Ino nodded, having been paying rapt attention as Triela had shown her things that Ino would never ever would have thought mattered. Point and shoot worked well enough for her most of the time really.

Months of practice with other guns had paid off though, because when Ino held the gun out--straight out--she had to grin. "I think I'm good," she said after a minute, "I wouldn't want to hold it for hours and hours, but this isn't a problem."

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"So, you want it?" Triela grinned at Ino while ignoring the amused eyeroll of the clerk.

Re: Mainland - Gun Shopping

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Ino considered it a moment longer, then nodded her head. "I want this one."

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"I think you've made a good choice," Triela nodded firmly as she reached out to check the little paper tag hanging from the trigger guard.

The man behind the counter chuckled, "Well, that's nice, but..."

He trailed off as Triela reached into her coat pocket and pulled out her wallet to began to peel of $100 bills. "Now it turns out that I actually have the paperwork to make the purchase legal," Triela said lightly, "But that takes time, and I'm afraid we just don't have that." She stacked enough cash for the price of the pistol with a hefty bonus on the counter.

The man swallowed and looked around the shop furtively, "Err.... how about we do this one off the books?"

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Ino mentally kept track of how much Triela was paying. She so totally owed her for that.

The grin she gave the vendor probably didn't do much to reassure him though. "It's always nice to find a reasonable man, don't you think?"

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That grin seemed to cause the bearded man to hesitate for a moment, but Triela added another bill to the stack and that seemed to help him make up his mind.

He pulled out a plastic gun case from behind the counter and handed it to Ino with only a hint of trepidation. "Um... pleasure doing business with you."

"Yes," Triela smirked, "It was."

She turned to Ino and gave a slight nod toward the door, "Shall we?"

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It really really was.

There was a strong bit of glee in Ino's demeanor as she took the case with her gun in it, and then grinned at Triela.

"Of course!" she said, heading for the door. "We've still got a lot to do."