Jesus was standing on his usual spot, smoking a cigarette and looking at the fight going on in the alleyway. He never really interfered in these events unless the ywere getting too brutal. As he threw his cigarette butt on the grounf to stomp it out he heard the distinctive click of a Colt Peacemaker hammer being cocked back.

Fuck this shit He thought to himself as he pulled out his 1911

Hey! If you wanna kill him do it somewhere else! I don't need fucking cops in this alleyway! Jesus shouted

What're you gonna do about it? Shoot us? That'll attract cops too, dumbass! The thug shouted back at him

True, true. However If I beat you up, who's gonna notice? Nobody looks out for lowlife's like you, bloody street thugs. Jesus replied with an icy voice

Come at us then, big guy!

Jesus sighed as he adjusted his gloves, he was glad he had loaded them up with weights that morning.

One day, that's how long I've been here, one day and I already gotta show them who's boss. This is gonna get annoying. He thought to himself as he rushed the biggest of the bunch

Red and Black eyes calmly watched the guy as he approached. She knew the way he walked with confidence that this wasn't going to end well for the guy she'd been hanging around with. Hala smiled at her associate clapping him on the shoulder she said "<font color="#FFFFFF" face="verdana" size="1">If you think you've got this handled I'll be taking my leave now."</font> Her voice was cool and monotonous but he could hear the twinge of amusement in it all the same. The big guy whirled on her questioning where she was going in an authoritative voice a shade before threatening. She had already turned and had begun leaving the alley in the opposite way of the stranger but at her former associates tone she stopped and glanced at him. "I don't deal with stupid people. I don't like to be in the middle of pointless drama. This conflict is purely your fault and I have no intention to fight in your battles. But hey, hanging with y'all was fun while it lasted." She told him with an amused smirk as she went ahead on her merry way. She didn't bother to tell him that while he'd been questioning her his opponent would be on him soon enough.

As she reached the end of the alley she stopped and turned back to watch what happened between the idiot she knew sparingly and the stranger who'd appeared. Her white gloved hand moved the tendrils of blue black hair behind her left ear to get a better view of the situation. She crossed her arms, thoroughly getting comfortable to watch.