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[Vic]

[Assuming Sarah got the van to the location here.]

Arriving at the scene with Sarah, Vic got out of the van and threw both his hands up to his head. His mouth opened wide at the damage inflicted to the once mirror-like black Corvette. Vic stood like an astonished totem pole before letting his wiry legs guide him to the driver side of the Chevrolet.

"What the heck did--" he couldn't think of more words to say. Between thinking about throwing an angry rock at Chase Devineaux's vanishing Porsche and confronting his boss, Vic stood doing nothing.

"You, ehm, want us to tow the car back?" He asked after some moments, "Get it in the garage, someone'll fix it up real good."

 

[Sarah Nade]

Sarah gave a laugh as she exited the car, though watchful eyes were careful to check for both injury to the car's driver and any leaking gasoline while she was at it. Satisfied that the situation was safe or as safe as it could be she looked up to the road to see Chase's car just pass out of sight.

"Nice work!" Sarah cheered for her boss. "And here I thought I was the only one who could cause major vehicular damage in 10 seconds flat. Go figure."

Moments after her statement her eyes narrowed slightly and she looked to the direction Chase had left in. The smile remained on her lips but her mind was busy pondering. She'd never seen Carmen react like that to anything. Sarah herself do something like that? Sure! In a heartbeat. But her cool and intelligent boss? Now that was something new.

"Looks like I'm driving all three of us."

 

[Carmen]

Carmen raised her brows and held them, along with her eyes, at Chase Devineaux as he spoke with a tint of humour and drove away. In her head, she commended him for the rare courtesies he had shown.

Her backup arrived and VILE's leader removed herself from both an emotional position and the physically altered Black Corvette.

"You, ehm, want us to tow the car back?" He asked after some moments, "Get it in the garage, someone'll fix it up real good."

"Don't bother," Carmen replied, her lips quirked slightly in a satisfying, self-congratulatory way. "It's Lee's."

Glass clung to parts of her coat and she decidedly removed it, abandoning her trademark 'coat and hat' along with the car.