Sheri thought for a moment on Deadblood’s offer. While part of her wanted nothing more than to go home and decompress after that crazy event, drinks were tempting and the idea of a limo ride was hard to turn down as well.

“Well you don’t have to twist my arm or anything. A drink sounds amazing after all that. But shouldn’t I be the one offering to buy? I mean don’t get me wrong, I still think you are nuts but I’ll admit you were pretty impressive out there. Even without my help, you put on a great show.”

Deadblood was honestly a bit surprised by Sheri’s praise. Even though she still clearly thought the idea of facing down something like Kizmat all in the name of sport was crazy, it was somewhat nice to hear that she admired his work in the ring. Maybe she’d be willing to accompany him again in the future. She had proven to be a good ally to have ringside after all, and could be useful to have around with or without the title.

“I’ll pick up the drink tab, but don’t forget that you still owe me a new bike.” Sheri rolled her eyes and groaned.

“You just aren’t gonna let that go, are you?” She laughed, as they drew closer to the limo, and what patiently waited in the darkness for them.

“Not any time soon. But for now, lets go get those drinks and I’ll tell you about all the features availible on the new models. I’ve been doing some research, and there are some pretty nice options out there now.” Sheri scowled, thinking about just how expensive all those options and features would prove to be, and all on her dime of course. Deadblood smirked, and was about to goad her further about the sport bike destroyed in their fight, when a faint glint in the darkness caught his attention.

“Hey, now! Options? Features? You ass, I said I’d replace the bike, not-”

“Wait,” Deadblood stopped abruptly, cutting her off mid-protest. His earlier joking demeanor was all but gone now, as he furtively scanned the dimly lit parking garage, searching. Sheri paused, and looked over in the same direction, her heart starting to pound a bit as she too spotted that strange glimmer of light reflecting off something just beyond the limo. Something big...