The gunman guarding the main floor was busy taking stock of the situation, both he and his partner had managed to get the money ready and keep anyone from playing the hero. But thing's weren't running smoothly, their getaway ride should have been here already!<br/><br/>But, he didn't have much time to think about this fact because mere seconds later their was a loud crash of breaking glass as something came through the bank's window. "Fuck" he said under his breath as he quickly turned to face the direction of the noise, his rifle drawn and his finger ready to pull the trigger.<br/><br/>From the teller stations the second gunman also had his weapon drawn up as he took cover behind one of the individual desks and tried to spot what had come through the window.<br/><br/>The first gunman and his partner had talked about the planned robbery the night before, they both knew that the boss didn't want anyone killed. But they had agreed that if it came down to a choice between getting caught and killing someone they'd just do what they had to do and take the cut in pay.<br/><br/>With this in mind Yatagarasu barely had time to finish her ultimatum before the first gunman gave his response. "Ventilate her ass!" he shouted to his partner as he pulled down hard on the trigger to his weapon. The automatic rifle kicked hard in his hands as it began to spray it's ammunition in Yatagarasu's general direction. The gunman at the teller station followed the lead of his partner and also began to fire as they both tried to down the hero.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>David had barely seen who ever it was crash through the bank's window. Seconds later he'd heard the roar of two automatic rifles firing on full auto. It wasn't an entirely alien sound to him, it brought back memories. Without a single thought of self preservation David quickly grabbed the small camera that he'd had sitting in the car's passenger seat and got out of the car.<br/><br/>He crouched down as he ran, not wanting to go down to a stray bullet or some other such  bad luck. As he got closer to the bank he moved so that he was at a good angle to watch what was going on. He moved the camera to his face, took aim, and began to snap off pictures.... He needed as much information as he could get, and at this point pictures were a good start.