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- "Hey, uh…" I paused for a moment as if trying to recall his name. "Mr., er, Captain Kuffert! You in here? Sir?"
- "One sec!" I heard footfalls before the door opened to reveal a tan, brown-haired man. "Something wrong?"
- "Nah, my boss just wanted me to tell you that we're finishing up," I nodded at the cart as if to demonstrate. "Just gonna take the garbage out and organize some stuff and we're done."
- "Yeah, I got the message," He said and I frowned.
- "Then why'd he…?" I sighed. "Oh, whatever. Do you have anything you need me to take out?"
- "Um," He tilted his head and then looked behind him. "No, I don't think so. Thanks, though."
- "What about your….co-pilot?" I asked, peering passed him. I saw a screen in the center of a mess of controls, with the face of a dark-skinned man—though I was more interested in the shadow behind him, myself. I saw the captain frown, his back to the image, and glanced pasted me.
- "He's not here yet," Kuffert murmured, more to himself then me it seemed. "Well, he still has some time but if he's not here soon, I'll have to switch him…"
- I nodded understandingly, smiling at the words as if I'd had nothing to do with it.
- "Well, sorry to take your time, sir," I apologized. "Good luck on flight. I need to get a few more things to take outside."
- "Thanks," He said, turning away and pausing as he saw the now empty screen. "What—"
- I came up behind him and silently put him in a chokehold. He was still for a moment, probably caught off guard, and then started struggling.
- But only briefly. That's the thing about a chokehold; if you did it right, you can put someone in a few seconds. I did it right and I'd taken the man by complete surprise—even ignoring our level difference, he didn't have a chance.
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