Okay. This isn't my best book ever. Kind to think of it, I never wrote a good book. Ah well...
Romonin chronicles
Prologue
The moon was full. Its light teasing the darkness. The fog blinded the man’s sight.
“Damn fog” he said to himself when he realized that he was breathing in heavy. He carried a briefcase.
“So heavy” he thought. The sound of the roaring sea was massive. Wave after wave bashed against the pier.
“Damn it! Where are they?”
He was sweating tremendously. Was it from the heat? No. It was cold as death! Was it from stress? Probably, he just stole something important that could get him killed if he was caught.
“No” He thought. “It was because of them.”
He checked his watch. “12:30” he frowned. “They are late.” He sighed.
The fog started to lift up.
While looking up he saw a man from afar. It looked like if he was trying to catch fish.
“Fish?” He asked himself. “At half past twelve in the morning?
He must be really desperate.” the man guessed.
As he looked back onto the vast sea, he saw a small light from afar.
“It’s them.” He said, relieved. Slowly but surely the light became larger, as did the figure on which it shown. A faint outline of a small unstable boat formed.
“You’re late!” the man shouted.
“Nasty storm.” a voice on the boat replied. It almost sounded Russian.
“Then we better get this over with.” the man replied.
He waited until the boat was at a complete stop. They threw him a rope. He dropped the briefcase and grabbed it, then tying it against a sturdy-looking post. The half Russian climbed out of the boat.
“The briefcase?” the Russian asked.
Without hesitation, the man turned around to pick up the suitcase, but was in a state of panic when he discovered that the briefcase was missing.
“That’s it.” he said. “I’m done for.”
He heard a gunshot, followed by a slashing sound from behind him. As he turned, a squirt of blood hit the man on his cheek. The Russian slowly fell to the ground.
The man’s heart was beating rapidly. His face turned pale. His eyes brightened.
“W-Who are you?” he struggled to say.
The assailant made a small sly grin.
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