Post by The Joker on Feb 20, 2011 14:44:29 GMT -6
The Joker grinned maniacally at the padlocked doors of the FBI van he was locked inside. He bit his lip and giggled quietly to himself, unable to control his giddiness. His arms fidgeted at their restraints, pulling at the sleeves that wrapped around his body and tied together behind his back. He tapped his bare feet to a random tune that was playing in the back of his head, repeating and changing, morphing into an entirely new melody the next instant.
All at once, he felt the armor reinforced vehicle violently buck into the air, causing his head to whiplash back against the metal wall he had been leaning against. The Joker laughed hysterically, filled with joy at the sound of metal grating against pavement and the taste of blood flooding his mouth. He could hear gun shots outside, now, which only made him laugh harder.
The van had crumpled back to the ground upside down and the metal enclosing him was now dented in several places. He sat back, laughing madly as he awaited his rescuers. After a few minutes, the gun shots ceased and after only a few short moments of silence, the door to the back of the van was ripped open and three angry looking, muscly men grabbed the Joker's straight jacket and hoisted him out of the safest place the FBI could put him while they transported him.
This thought set Joker into another fit of giggles. How silly the law enforcement in this country was! They thought they could keep him locked safely away in a van!? He wondered who's idea it was to transfer him to Riker's anyways.
The henchman who had pulled him out of the vehicle set him down and released him from his jacket's hold. The Joker removed the entire thing and raised his arms to the heavens, relishing the cool night breeze on his bare skin.
"Well boys," he announced after taking a refreshing breath of fresh air, "the night is young and the moon is full! What are we waiting for!?"
With that and a mad cackle, he set off for the police squad car that had been following the FBI van. When he reached it, he opened the driver's side door and carelessly ripped the man out of his seat and promptly dropped him on the ground. The four henchmen who had survived the shoot out with the police piled into the rusty yellow pickup truck that they had arrived in, and he sped off toward the bright silhouette of New York City, wildly laughing out the open window.
All at once, he felt the armor reinforced vehicle violently buck into the air, causing his head to whiplash back against the metal wall he had been leaning against. The Joker laughed hysterically, filled with joy at the sound of metal grating against pavement and the taste of blood flooding his mouth. He could hear gun shots outside, now, which only made him laugh harder.
The van had crumpled back to the ground upside down and the metal enclosing him was now dented in several places. He sat back, laughing madly as he awaited his rescuers. After a few minutes, the gun shots ceased and after only a few short moments of silence, the door to the back of the van was ripped open and three angry looking, muscly men grabbed the Joker's straight jacket and hoisted him out of the safest place the FBI could put him while they transported him.
This thought set Joker into another fit of giggles. How silly the law enforcement in this country was! They thought they could keep him locked safely away in a van!? He wondered who's idea it was to transfer him to Riker's anyways.
The henchman who had pulled him out of the vehicle set him down and released him from his jacket's hold. The Joker removed the entire thing and raised his arms to the heavens, relishing the cool night breeze on his bare skin.
"Well boys," he announced after taking a refreshing breath of fresh air, "the night is young and the moon is full! What are we waiting for!?"
With that and a mad cackle, he set off for the police squad car that had been following the FBI van. When he reached it, he opened the driver's side door and carelessly ripped the man out of his seat and promptly dropped him on the ground. The four henchmen who had survived the shoot out with the police piled into the rusty yellow pickup truck that they had arrived in, and he sped off toward the bright silhouette of New York City, wildly laughing out the open window.