It’s been sometime since the motorcycle incident that his rookery brother Lexington made to which he himself messed the entire vehicle up. The smaller gargoyle was definitely not happy with this development, so in an effort to make it up to him, he was scouring an automotive junkyard they went to last time to gather up the parts for the bike. Tonight he was alone, looking into piled up cars and motorcycles for the appropriate parts, being pretty cautious to not be seen by humans after what happened the last few times.
“Ugh…doing this alone is harder than it looks…” He muttered to himself as he kept looking.
Okay. Now these guys were regretting their decision, but were cursing at themselves for not shooting these freaks earlier! The one chip was holding was unconscious and the one Brooklyn had was held tight by his tail, struggling to get out, but to no anvil. “Lex! Go check on the people inside that building a see if they are okay! Well handle this.”
The small green gargoyle nodded and went into the apartment to see if the others were okay to his relief they were. It was a late middle aged couple that were tied up in their beds as their place looked ransacked.
Broadway came down next to his red rookery brother, checking him a bit. “You alright, Brooklyn? Did you get shot?” He asked as he glared at the fallen gun and crushed it so it was unfuntional then knocked the crook unconscious.
“Yeah I’m alright you big lug. Nothing too it.” He smiled and realized that chip was here so it was now time for introductions. “Chip. This is one of my rookery brothers, Broadway.”
The thug in Chip’s grasp passed out right then, probably either from fear or the pain he felt from smacking into a wall. Setting him down on the concrete ground Chip brushed his dishevelled hair out of his eyes and turned his attention to Brooklyn. That’s when Chip noticed the newcomer. Standing next to his friend was another gargoyle. This fellow was a stark contrast to Brooklyn in appearance: he was taller, rather wide and had pale-blue skin that stood out against Brooklyn’s deep crimson. As usual Chip was a little wary when he first laid eyes on him, but eased up when Brooklyn introduced them.
“So, you one of Brooklyn’s bros, eh? Not sure exactly what else I expected.” The wolf gave a low laugh and calmly approached Broadway, holding out one hand to shake. ”The name’s Chip. I’m sure Brook’s told you all about me already.” He introduced himself in a casual, friendly manner.
The pale blue gargoyle went to shake the others hand, giving him a soft smile while also giving him a nod to knowing about Chip from Brookly. “If you were looking for someone who looked like Brooklyn in a sense you won’t find any here since we are not blood-related. hehe. Nice to meet you Chip.” The large gargoyle lets go of the hand as Lexington came gliding down towards the group. After his last encounter with people who he called friends, he was going to be a little wary around this newcomer.
“And this is Lexington. He was the one I was talking about who’s bike I messed up last time.” Brooklyn introduced the small webbed gargoyle to the word mutant. It was clear on his face he looked suspicious of the wolf man, but he wasn’t going to show any disrespect.