sheâs never set foot in padua before , but there was a first time for everything after all. crowds of people BUSTLING under the blazing sun , street vendors selling souvenirs of every kind up every corner. she would have liked to have visited parco iris gradens , or perhaps enjoy a herb crusted calzone whilst basking in the sheer magnificence of the weather â but there wasnât enough time for that , or else someone else could SNATCH  the object which she had traversed almost halfway around the world for. thereâs a brief glance at said object in the photograph clutched between her digits , but one minute itâs there â  &&  the next , itâs not. not paying that much attention to her path was bound to cause a  COLLISION  at some point , but it doesnât stop her from being apologetic almost immediately. â oh god â iâm sorry sir , i should have been watching where i was going. â  &&  thereâs the photograph staring back up at her from upon the cobbled ground. ⪠well done claire , talk about playing it smooth. âŤ
Padua, Italy. Good food, beautiful sights, and the women? ... Goddamn. If you ask Sully, it's definitely not the worst place to end up when out of a job, and possibly a pretty good place to start looking for another. The funds from his last little escapade would run out here soon enough, then he'd be stuck (for the umpteenth time) and forced to make an enemy out of this city. He chuckled slightly to himself, thinking of the last city he screwed over. His eyes were only shut for a moment but he still found himself colliding with the oncoming human traffic.Â
he hardly got a word in when out came her apologies, surprisingly enough, all spoken in perfect English. Needless to say, Sully was interested. But what interested him, even more, was the picture on the ground. Something she dropped.Â
â No, no, don't worry about. â
He said slowly before bending over, picking up the photograph and examining it a moment.Â
â Hell of an artifact you got yourself here. â
He commented before offering the picture back to her.Â