Oh, no.
It had been a long day for Neko_Claws. First, she hadn't gotten her paycheck yet, unfortunately, so she couldn't do much shopping. Which is bad, considering she needed to pick up groceries after she had accidentally left her fridge open that night. All of the food has been spoiled, only some processed hot dogs remaining.
Once Neko had arrived at Valu-Mart, one of her town's grocery stores, she looked around for the basics. Milk, fruits, vegetables, ketchup, everything she needed to get back. That's when she stumbled across him. TrinityDial. And she literally stumbled across him, considering that Trinity was on the floor.
Why was the catboy on the floor, though?
"Hey," Neko started, "Do you need any help getting up?"
"N-Nah, I'm fine. Just dropped something under this shelf here. I think it was my phone," he stated.
How did he drop his phone under this shelf? Oh well, Neko will leave him be. She has groceries to pay for. Sighing, she said "Well, good luck with that," and walked away. She felt that it won't be the last she'll see of Trinity, though. As if something will happen between the two.
What it was will be a mystery to her.
After collecting her goods, Neko walked up to one of the cashiers. She put the food on the counter, waiting patiently for the man to scan her food and be on her merry way. That's when she noticed Trinity walking up to the same cashier that she was at.
He had no groceries, so he must be here to talk. "Hey. I was wondering if you'd want to, uh..." Trinity trailed off. Neko wondered what he's going to say. If it was something about a date, she'll be leaving him. But what left the catboy's mouth was totally unexpected.
"Do you want to commit some war crimes with me?"
Neko perked up. She's been stressed for a few months, mainly because of not being paid enough, so she gladly accepted.
A week later...
Trinity counted the civilians that were lined up against the wall. Meanwhile, Neko was standing a little bit behind, checking her AK-74's ammunition. After finally arriving in Yugoslavia, the two were ready for their first war crime. Well, Neko's first war crime.
Neko tossed Trinity another AK-74, and the two fired. The guns were automatic, and the 7.62mm Soviet bullets tore through the lined-up civilians. After they were all either dead or bleeding out, the two high-fived. Then Trinity poured gasoline on the corpses, while Neko played with a lighter.
"Hey, the gasoline's all on them now, Neko," Trinity signalled Neko to toss the lighter on the corpses now.
The two then roasted marshmallows over the corpses of their victims. It was a good night.
