Fit Right In (Open)

The first place that Leon chose to check out was the dirtiest place in Star City. In the middle of the night, with light rain going on, he figured it'd be the easiest place to make some money, albeit a little shady. He wasn't above crime, though. Far from it. As long as it was profitable at least two thirds of his brain was okay with it... and it didn't take long to run into something.
He was by the strip club, when a couple of drunken looking thugs stumbled out in front of him with intimidating smirks on their faces. One stepped forward with a strut. "And what brings such a strange kid to this part of town? Isn't it passed your bedtime?"

The cyborg sighed, and walked towards the man. The man reached his hand out to grab Leon's shirt, but his wrist was snatched by the robotic arm of Leon. There was a loud snap and the man screamed. "Bug off, the whole lot of you."

Tonight was another night as an exotic dancer, she had already fended off gross men from her co workers, being the only one that has the guts to stand up to them, and was on break. It was pouring rain out, so she'd stay under an umbrella as she walked out, leaning against the wall with a sigh. She had on a thing black mens button up that barley covered up her skimpy outfit for work, but right now she just needed a little break, she'd been on the pole for three hours now, and had actually gotten a lot of cash, but she still had four more hours to go.
When she exited the door and leaned up against the wall, it wasn't long before the previous people she had run off from the girls tried to attack some... robot... kind of guy. His arms were made of metal at least, Ryuu did not want to fight that..

She didn't plan on being heroic, she just wanted to protect her friends and co workers. That being said, she walked over to the guys, her high heels clicking against the asphalt. "Hey man, if you could take that somewhere else it would be much appreciated. I don't want you to scare away our customers." Ryuu asked him boldly, pushing her purple hair back.

Before Leon could gauge the reaction from the men, he was called to by a girl from the side. He glanced at her with a rather blank expression, the man's shattered wrist still in his hand. He released the squirming victim, and the man stumbled backwards quickly. His friends held him up but the man seemed to be going into shock. "You should take him to a hospital." Leon said evenly to the group, and they scattered away towards the parking lot.
He looked over to the girl that had called him out again. He walked over to her until he was under her umbrella as well. He didn't bother asking for permission, leaning against the wall next to her. His AI was already giving him ideas.

"Regulars of yours? I thought places like this were better at keeping those types out?"

The cyborg like man let go of the guys wrist and they all scurried away out of fear of what might happen to them. Although Ryuu wanted to be impressed, she knew they'd come back for more, most likely with more people. She rolled her eyes and sighed, especially when he invaded her privacy to stay under her umbrella.
Instead of backing down or scurrying away, she stood her ground against the cyborg, making sure he knew who protected this place. "Well I'm working half the time, so I'm doing my best here to keep em out." She told him, crossing her arms to cover herself up more. She wanted to be viewed as intimidating, not as a stripper. "So if you plan on crushing more wrists, I'm gonna have to ask you to leave."

If Leon was intimidated, he didn't show it. He shook the water out of his hair, not caring too much that some water landed on the girl. He watched the men scurry off, opening and closing his fist. "I'm sure you're quite talented at keeping them out..." He started, looking over to her with a smirk. "But what do you guys do the half of the time you're not working?"

His implication was clear, and he wondered if he was on the mark. Did they have a problem with rabble rousers like that? "Is your boss around? I'd like to offer my services as a bouncer."

He didn't seemed very threatened by her, he even went to shake his hair, getting some of the water on her. She angrily wiped off her face, and narrowed her eyes when he asked about what they do when they aren't working. "I'm usually beating up punk ass bitches like you." She growled, putting her hands on her hips and allowing her flimsy jacket to swing open. So much for trying to stay covered.
However, he asked if they needed a bouncer and if the boss was around. Usually their boss was piss drunk in the back, not doing shit for the place. "How do I know you're not going to walk in there and crush all of my friends wrists?!" She asked grouchily, not hearing the 14 or so men walking towards the club.

He chuckled a bit at her nickname for him. Punk ass bitch? "That's not very nice. I thought we were on the verge of becoming friends, too. Maybe even coworkers." He said, looking over as he heard footsteps. It seems the wrist he broke belonged to one of those entitled 'somebody' types. He let out a sigh and ran his hand through his hair. "I was hoping they'd stay away."

He looked to the girl, putting his hands in his pockets and pushing off the wall. "How about this... I handle these ones, on the house, and then you put in a good word for me? I think that sounds fair. Or you could let them come back when you're not around. I'm sure your friends inside can figure out some way to deal with them... don't you?"

As if to make sure she'd hold up her end, he held one hand out for her to shake.

She was still scowling when he said some snarky comment, but her heart skipped a bit when he said he'd hope they stayed away. When she turned around, she saw 14 guys, all holding some kind of gun, heading back for the strip club. Ryuu looked back from the boy, most likely no older than her, and then towards the guys. Yeah she didn't like him, but she didn't want him shot dead..
When she was just about to pull him inside the club, he pushed himself away and said he'd take care of the guys for free. He also expected her to put in a good word with the boss. "If you don't die first that is" The dragon girl muttered, walking towards the entrance of the club. She highly doubted he'd make this one out alive, but that'll solve two problems for her if he did end up taking them and/or dying. "If you manage to take out all 14 guys I'll give you an apologetic lap dance." Ryuu said dryly, walking into the club to get the dancers back to safety.

Meanwhile, three guys up front began firing bullets, behind them the other men were yelling and getting ready to charge Leon.

The stripper didn't agree to his terms, much to his disappointment, but she did offer her own incentive. All he had to do was take out this trash, and he'd get a free lap dance? Well, that was enough for him. After she went inside, he stepped towards the men, cracking his neck as they aimed their weapons. When they fired, he simply put a hand up to cover his eyes. The impact of their weapons not enough to leave a dent. He was safe unless they'd brought something like a 50 caliber.

Before he could launch his counter attack, though, a giant robot landed behind the thugs. "What the Hell..?" He mused aloud, then it identified itself. Shit, it even called the police? That was no good.

"Hey, Iron Man?! I'm gonna need you to stand down. These chumps picked a fight with me. Not you." Not giving Riot a chance to reply, Leon charged forward while the men in front had their backs to him. They spun just in time to catch a brutal muay thai elbow, and three precise punches to the ribs before dropping. "There's more on the line here, anyway. You wouldn't understand, buddy."

Leon wasn't looking to make a massacre though. Bouncers were supposed to be rough, but killing would just bring bad publicity. So he was looking to have these chumps spend a few nights in the hospital instead. But for now, between Leon and Riot was 11 armed men, and Leon had to make sure he was the one that took them all out. Tough spot.

While the fight took place outside, Ryuu led the customers and dancers out the back away from all the chaos, any of them getting shot was bad business. Lucky for them, it was only Friday night so the following night would be a lot busier, that is, if they don't blow up the place before hand.
After getting all of the people out of the club, Ryuu ran to where her boss was drunkenly snoozing, snoring over his desk. "Hey Chris... Um.. There's a fight out front so you might wanna do something about it.." She told him after knocking on his desk, waking him up. Chris was a middle aged man, short and stout, and owned way too money than he should. No matter what he did, he always looked shady, often giving him an advantage over new clients. "Eugh ah... eruhg... Did you evacuate??" He grumbled, taking another sip of whiskey from the bottle and rubbing his eyes lazily. "Yeah.. Everyone's gone..." Ryuu huffed, obviously annoyed with her boss. "I'll be out in... out in a moment.." On that note, Ryuu walked towards the front entrance and crouched down, only peaking out every once in a while. A booming voice caught her off guard, and she kept her head behind the wall so that she couldn't see it. That cyborg kid was totally toast.

Outside the men split into two groups, each firing rounds and rounds of bullets towards each robotic person.

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The other robot seemed intent on getting on Leon's bad side, which was just no good at all. Leon dashed towards his opponents, getting frustrated as they fell to the rubber bullets instead. He made sure to give them each a nice hearty kick before moving on though. After the ones nearby fell, Leon gave the robot a glare. "I hope you're happy. And fireproof."

Standing close to the man, Leon held his hand up and tried to call forth his fire... to no avail. What the hell was going on here? His incinerate wasn't working at all?

"Or not..." Leon mused with a frown. Then he scuffed and decided to just charge the men behind the robot, taking them out rather quickly before turning back on the one who'd earned his anger. "What the hell even are you? I should put you in the bed right next to these chumps."

Ryuu watched from behind the door, peeking out only to shove her head back inside as bullets came flying towards her. She knew something was about to go down, and if she was being honest she didn't want Riot or Leon to get hurt, let alone the possible destruction of her job. With this all in mind, she ran to the back and shoved her purse into the staff room, stripping off most of her clothes before running out back and jumping on all fours. "I need clothes that don't rip." The girl's skin would transform into a magnificent white as she became a giant white dragon.
She flew out and above the two, looking down at them with piercing blue eyes as she shot a car sized ice ball between them. It wasn't meant to hurt either of them, but it was simply a warning. The giant dragon would then proceed to lower herself, looking at both of them, trying to get the warning across.

With the men he'd promised to handle down for the count, and the robot giving him the same lame answer, Leon gave a frustrated sigh. His demon was just begging to tear him in half, but he realized that was a mistake. He'd be able to explain taking out armed thugs to any law enforcement, but destroying one of their robots? Probably would be a tougher sell...

and even if he'd wanted to attack, a huge blast of ice landed between the two, separating them. Leon turned to see... was that a dragon?

"What the Hell..." He started, eyes wide. "This city certainly is... interesting."
He sighed, then placed his hands in his pockets. "This one's all you, tin man. There's nothing in it for me. I'm no dragonborn."

Both Leon and Riot didn't seem to know what to do with the dragon, making her smirk. It just like Riot said, intimidation was key in fighting, something she definitely had and was using currently. She didn't want to threaten either of them, but she wanted them to at least run, and fast, because cop sirens could be heard in the distance, getting closer.
Ryuu could only imagine Riot trying to talk to the police and help, then proceed to get shot at. She didn't want that for him, and she knew it was a matter of time before Leon got shot. Trying to convey her point, she motioned for both people to get out of here with her claws. It was probably extremely odd for a giant dragon telling you to leave.