"K-9 Do You Read Me? Over"

Kaya blushed deeply. "No, you're mistaken." she told him quickly, which was a big lie. "That is the reason, if I didn't do this job my boss will torture me again and I don't want to make him mad!" she said, crying a little this time.

"H...H...Hey don't cry..." he said scooting closer then freezing up and losing his composure again as he started stammering

Kaya then ran out of the room, still crying, after picking up her pistol. She teleported outside and went to run with her super-speed to her boss's location, blood still on her shirt. She dialed up her boss's number.

(KILO!)

"Is the target eliminated?" He asked, getting straight to the matter at hand.

"Yes, his brain matter scattered the walls of the mansion, sir." she answered him as she ran. "I'm coming your way to collect my reward." she explained to him.

Duncan meanwhile had a body to hide and a trail to cover

"Excellent," He replied. "Did you leave any witnesses?:

"N-no." she said, he could tell she was lying even from over the phone. She gulped nervously knowing she always stammered when she was lying.

There was a moment of silence. "Do not think of returning until the witnesses are dead. "

"The witnesses are dead, sir." she lied again, but this time she sounded a little bit better.

"If you're lying to me rest assured I will find out."

"I'm not lying to you." Kaya said strongly this time. She was protecting the innocent, like she had protected her father.

A moment of quiet. "Your reward is waiting for you."

(I feel like you will beat her up once she arrives and I think I'm right)

Kaya then hung up on him and arrived at the location soon after. She cautiously walked in the old abandoned warehouse and looked around nervously. She hoped he hadn't caught onto her lie and she was walking into a trap.

The doors slammed shut behind her, ceiling her in. A voice from the gloom drifted towards her. "Come. Your reward."

Kaya blinked and tried to open the door. This was a trap! I knew it! she thought to herself. "I'm not sure I want the reward anymore." she said, her voice shaking as much as she was now.

"Ah, but you killed the target. A reward is only fair..." his voice was gentle, kind. It was unusual. He stepped out of the shadows slightly, and beckoned her to come to him.

"Then why'd you close the doors?" she asked him before staring at him with wide red eyes. She gulped and stepped cautiously towards him, she could feel all color in her face draining in an instant and she knew she was in trouble.

"There's a nasty draught through it. I'd hate for you to get a chill," He replied innocently. "Tell me then, my dear, how did you manage to successfully kill your target?" While he asked, his hand reached up to cup her cheeks in an almost tender and loving embrace.

Kaya winced visibly and then flinched as his hand cupped her cheek. She gulped. "I-I-I uh......shot him in the head, sir." she said, trying to stop shaking. The scent of her blood wafted through the air coming from the red patch on her shirt.

"You treat it as a success then i imagine?" His hand very slowly and gently trailed down to her throat. All of a sudden, his facade disappeared, his hand clamped hard around her throat with nails digging into her skin, his gentlemail expression and voice changed into steely gaze and tone that could terrify a lion. "I do not see leaving a witness alive a success."

Kaya yelped and then gagged as he choked her and her hands fell at her sides and her whole form shook. She let out a scream of pain as his nails dug into her skin. "He was just an innocent bystander and he was knocked out when the man was killed, he attacked me and used spells, I couldn't kill him!" she squeaked out while his hand clamped hard around her neck. Her face turning blue, she struggled and squirmed, trying to free herself but couldn't. She was running out of air.

"You were clumsy," He growled, face inches away from hers. He could smell his breath, oranges and honey. "You should not have let him see you in the first place! " She was tossed to the ground like a rag doll, hard onto the stone ground. HE stared down at her with eyes empty as the void. "And then you have the audacity to lie to me? I thought I taught you better than that."

Kaya yelped again upon being thrown against the stone floor and laid there gasping for air. She struggled onto her hands and knees and tried crawling away from him. "I didn't fail the mission, I killed who you told me to kill, that was not a lie!" she shouted fearfully and tearfully at him, her eyes crying out rivers as teardrops fell and wet the stone floor. She collapsed onto her belly and sobbed.

"You may have eliminated the target but you left a witness. One that could put us and your family in danger," He crouched next to her, voice returning to the sickeningly sweet tone. "You don't want that do you?"