(Trigger Warning in Advance)
"ACK– No! Oof– AARGH!" the sound of glass breaking accompanied the sounds of the victim as Pierce prowled towards them. Another glass jar broke as the victim attempted to stand up and run. Pierce lazily threw a small knife at them and closed his eyes as a wet splatter made its way onto his face. The birthmark on his face along with the new liquid dripping off his face didn't help calm the victim, rather Pierced looked like a psychopath and the victim was alone with him in the room. As he backed against a wall, Pierce flicked open a long baton he had found upstairs and dragged it alongside him. He crouched to the level of his victim and looked at them sideways before licking his thumb and grinning at them.
"Matteo sends his regards." He whispered in their ear, pulling out his favourite weapon. The person's eyes widened as they shook their head,
"No, no plea– AAGH!" Pierce stood up and twirled his knife again. He took a step back as liquid began pooling around his feet. "Ugh, Matteo better pay for new shoes." He muttered and dipped a gloved hand into the liquid. On the wall ahead of him, he scrawled his signature, the word Panther followed by a pawprint. He normally would have left a screeching panther face but he forgot his stencil and there was no time to run back and grab it. He took a step back as soon as he finished with his trademark and smiled, satisfied.
The sound of a dog barking brought him back to his senses as he realized that his return time was growing closer. Pierce quickly placed bags on his shoes and began to ransack the place, making sure to grab his knives from the many places they attached themselves as he threw them. Once he went upstairs, he grabbed the files that Matteo asked for and took a few trinkets to add to his growing collections. Trophies you could say. He quickly grabbed the last knife and threw it into his bag before slinging it over his shoulder and sitting in the attic window. He took a deep breath and sighed and satisfaction as the metallic scent hit him. Some days his job was fantastic.
Pierce climbed onto the roof and tapped his staff against the shingles opening his portable hang glider. As he clipped himself into it, he heard the dog barking again and grinned, barking back at it. He jumped off the roof and glided to the nearby park where he had parked his bike. Once he placed his things in the bag on his bike, he heard a siren. Pierce grinned and quickly hopped on, turning the key. Just as he pulled away, he heard the siren again, it seemed to be getting closer. Racing to headquarters took no time at all, he went in, submitted the files to Matteo, received his pay, plus extra for the shoe replacements, and then sped off to his next appointment. He quickly made his way up the small building and onto the roof, looking down at the home across the road. His Arch-nemesis' home. This was about to make the end of his work day fantastic.