The Open Road

"I'm starting to wonder if you had this whole thing planned out." Erika looked at Jacob, then glanced up at the two in the sky, "I suppose we'll be off, then?"

{OoC:// xD;; I swear, Erika is starting to sound British!}

OOC: I talk like that. Are you calling me a Brit? XD

Jenny glanced up to see Bonnie and Holly hanging overhead and ducked to the side of the road where Jacob had disappeared with Erika into the woods. She kept an eye on them through the leaves until Jake brought the bikes.

She nodded, and mounted the bike behind Jake hesitantly.

AOOC: Jenny's never ridden a bike before. xP
She can flay any aircraft, but can't ride a bike.

Jacob grinned at Jenny, "Hold on tight, Blondie!" he chuckled hitting the gas slightly to where they lurched forward. Jacob looked over at Erika, "I always plan this stuff out!" he retorted taking off down the road before her, "I HOPE YOU GET SHOT ERIKA!" he yelled back to her jokingly!

"Sadistic bastard." Erika muttered under her breath, before hitting the gas and heading off to catch up behind Jacob and Jenny.

Jacob growled and let himself slid back some to Erika's speed, "GO FASTER!" he snarled at her before taking off in a faster speed!

"OKAY! You don't have to yell in my face!" Erika went faster, but before she had the chance to catch up to Jacob, the gun shot hit the back wheel of the bike. She swerved to the side and ran off into the grass on the side of the road.

((OOC: Erika, did the shot hit you or not?? ))

Jacob swerved and turned around, "Okay! Your bike is fine! LETS GO!" he barked!

"Fine?" She picked up a piece of torn rubber from what was left of her back tire, "You call THIS fine?!"

Bonnie would be set down, and watch as Holly flew off in the direction the others went.

Did Holly really believe that Bonnie would stay there alone?

Well, Holly was right if she did assume that. Bonnie sat down on the grass and plucked at it.

'Of course I'm never needed.' She sulked, but then heard the nearby skidding of wheels on concrete.

She heard wheels skid on concrete, and stood up. She took out her blaster again, and grazed her fingers over the trigger, and then took off running down the road. She wasn't sure if she could possibly catch up with them, but if Holly managed to stop them she was sure she could.

It was a stupid action the Scottish girl made, but it was one to help her friend, Miss Pacer.
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Raven White Feather, happened to be traveling down that same road on her motorcycle when headaches began to haunt her again. The headaches, she had still not discovered, were from the sensors installed in her brain. She did know what they meant though from previous experience in Leipzig, it meant that cyborgs were near.

As she traveled down the road, she still saw nothing but she decided... to remain cautious.

"DAMN IT ALL," Jacob yelled, "BE GLAD I HAVE A EXTRA MOTORCYCLE HIDDEN DOWN THE ROAD! ACCELERATE AND GO GET IT! GOD! Stupid idiot!" he snarled harshly, taking off down the road a little ways. "Hey Jenny, hold on tight, I'm gonna to some acrobatics!" He chucked popping a wheelie, then along with that taking his hands off the handle bars!

"I'll tell you this one more time," She yelled after him, "QUIT YELLING IN MY FACE!"
She accelerated down the road, leaving the bike behind. She found the other one hidden in the brush a little ways off, mounted it, and took off to catch up with Jacob again.

Jenny clung to Jacob a little harder as the front of the bike rose into the air.

The motorcycle ride wasn't scaring her, quite the opposite. When she couldn't see the trees blurring by, it almost felt like flying and was easy to like. Jake's driving however, was a slightly unnerving for a first ride.

She turned to Erika as she caught up to them. "How do you think I must feel?!" She shouted back.

"Perfectly okay." Erika said, sarcastically, as she pulled up beside them, "And Jacob, how do you suppose we get rid of 'Miss Pacer'?"

"We are the bait, the border is the trap!" Jacob said in a low whisper to her, "Once those two cross the border, they're screwed. Black Ghost got some guards to set up an E.M.S.P. at the border, after you and I pass their going to flip the swtich and knock those two out." he explained grabbing the handle bars again and lowering the bike back down to two wheels. He reved the bike and it shot up the road as he weaved in and out of traffic, Eighty-Five miles til the border, Erika! he said in telepathy so Holly would not hear him.

Erika sped up behind Jacob, Good. Keep me tabbed until we get there. she said back, a smirk spread across her face.
This is suddenly going on better than I expected.

Suddenly, Jacob's bike bounced a little as a foot landed gracefully on the sheet of metal over the back tire. With no pause in-between, the other foot swung like a windmill and connected with Jacob clean across the side of the head, knocking him off the bike.

((OOC: sorry about the auto-hit... if you'd like me to change it I will. I just need to get Jacob fricken alone XD))

Holly landed on the ground beside him, panting. "Finally I get you alone. What is it you want with Asche?"

"Asche......Asche.......I AM HER GOD DAMN KEEPER! I got the order to kill her, Dr.Hirsh, and Pyumna back at the court yard!" he growled lying in the grass in a protective way over Jenny. The motorcycle had swerved itself into the grass, he looked at it as the engine stopped.

Erika drove past Jacob and Holly, "Just so you know, I'm not helping you out of this!" She yelled towards him as she went past. She continued down the road as if nothing happened.

"Then, you should have. We wouldn't be here, if you had." Jenny growled under her breath and pushed Jake off of her. She rolled onto her feet, took on a fighting stance, and faced Holly, "Learn to count kid; there are two of us."

Bonnie now was a few feet away from where Holly had taken down both Jacob and Jenny's bike.

She jogged up to them, and began to catch her breathe. Inhale. Exhale.

"N-No there isn't... at least... not anymore." She frowned. Last time she saw Jenny she knew she was one to watch out for, but some naive sense of optimism made her hope that there wasn't anything to worry about.

Now, she decided she was wrong.