Wolfe didn't answer as he steered the boat away from the dock and started out.

Yue sighed a little and just looked out over the water.

Wolfe slowly navigated into Koi cove before sitting down in one of the chairs and pulling out a sandwich. He proceeded to eat.

Yue became a little uneasy she realized they weren't going back to the resort. She looked to Wolfe for an explanation as he stopped the boat. Then when he began to eat she demanded, "What the terra is going on?"

"Star gazing," Wolfe stated seriously.

Yue started blankly at Wolfe. "... Then why am I here instead of your boyfriend?" she asked.

Wolfe finished off his sandwich and leaned back to look at the stars. It was almost 12. Everyone should be in place shortly.

"... Wolfe...?" Yue asked, sounding a little fearful. She knew something wasn't right.

Wolfe looked at Yue for a moment before looking back at the stars. "Sorry, Yue," he murmured quietly.

Yue slowly sat back. "... For... what...?" she whispered, not sure if she wanted to know the answer.

Wolfe didn't answer.

Yue slowly looked out over the water as a deadness entered her eyes.

A little after midnight, Wolfe could tell they were being watched.

Wolfe continued to stare at the stars calmly.

Long could sense at least three others, one especially dangerous.

A few minutes later, Dewei finally made an appearance. At the same time, Long made his position known. He was in the rocks close by with on gun pointed at Wolfe and another at the ready. Between the body armor he was wearing and his location in the rocks, it would be very difficult even for a professional sniper to get a good shot at him. But he had a good view of the scene.

"Well... what do we have here?" Dewei asked, his gun pointed at Wolfe as well as he walked out over the rocks toward the boat. When Dewei spoke, Yue's last bit of hope seemed to drain away.

None of the three in hiding made themselves seen to Long.

Wolfe glanced up at Dewei and put his hands up, "Just here for a delivery," he stated.

Dewei raised an eyebrow as he made his way closer and then jumped onto the boat, gun still pointed at Wolfe. He waited for Wolfe to keep talking.

Wolfe opened his mouth but the trail end of a shout rolled over them, "aaay...." Followed by a louder, "Yue!" It sounded like it was coming from the opening of the cove.

Dewei blinked and glanced over at the opening of the cove. Yue also turned to look with blank eyes.

James was speeding towards them on a jetski. He looked cool for a first moment but then it was painfully obvious that he had never gone so fast in his life. He was clinging to the bars and trying to stay on. He'd probably be flung off fairly soon.

The moment Dewei turned, Wolfe's leg flashed forward to kick him right off the boat and into the water.

At the same time a bullet bounced off a rock near Long's head. Kale was on the other side of the cove, in the trees somewhere. It was a very long shot.

Dewei seemed to be expecting that and jumped back toward Yue. So unlike James, he was just all looks. Then he reached down and yanked Yue to her feet by her hair. Yue didn't seem too surprised. She didn't even shout; she just let out a grunt from the pain before looking back at James.

"... Just a delivery?" Dewei asked Wolfe, now ignoring James.

Long retreated a little farther into the rocks, but he didn't appear too concerned about the sniper for the moment. Instead he kept his eyes on Dewei.

Wolfe remained calm, even a little amused, as he took out a cigarette, "Yes," he replied as he lit his cigarette and breathed some smoke.

James continued to barrel right for them.

"Then tell your sniper to back down and your other friends to show themselves," Dewei told Wolfe.

"No," Wolfe stated simply.

Dewei yanked on Yue's hair, dragging her between him and where Kale was hiding in the trees. "What exactly are you expecting to happen here?" he asked.

"I have a delivery," Wolfe repeated.

Dewei raised an eyebrow.

Wolfe continued to smoke.

Snow suddenly shot out of the water, curtsy of a underwater jetpack and landed on the boat. Her hair held no water, forming a blue floating halo around her head. She was wearing a skintight wetsuit and a partial facemask. She looked unarmed for a moment but then she moved her hands. Each finger was laced with knives.

Both of them stared Dewei down as Wolfe stepped forward. "Yue is part of our family now," he stated coldly. Both spoke with the coldness in their eyes that they wouldn't hesitate to kill him. "Scat," Snow added.

James shot past them with a yell, still unable to stop. He finally bailed and crashed into the water, jetski slamming in the rocks and exploding.

Long pointed his second gun at Snow before her feet were solidly on the boat. Dewei had also dragged Yue in between him and Snow's knives.

"She belongs to no family," Dewei replied as he pulled her face close to his. "You let this wretch in, and she'll betray you. So it really is in both of our best interests if I take her off your hands."

Another bullet hit a rock closer to Long's head. It was clearly a warning.

Snow snorted at Dewei, "None of us belong to a family. We make our own family." Wofle continued to smoke. Suddenly there was singing and Tulip skipped down the docks, "Explosives are all set~" she grinned viciously as she stepped up on the other side of Wolfe. She didn't appear to be armed but her grin seemed to say otherwise. She eyes Dewei like a new toy.

"Yth.... ay..." James was swimming towards them but still a ways away.

This group pretty much looked insane.

Dewei didn't appear too uncomfortable amongst them. Maybe he was used to a crowd of a similar sort. "This one is nothing special," he told him as he let go of her hair and stroked her cheek a little instead. It didn't even look like the thought had even crossed Yue's mind to fight back. She looked around at them, eyes blank and confused.

"What does she contribute exactly?" Dewei asked them. "Behind that pretty little face, she's just a leech who will stab you all in the back one day or another."

That struck some cord in Wolfe. "Is that how it is in the Yin Long?" Wolfe asked sharply, "Everyone must have something vital to contribute or they're out? At the moment, no, she doesn't contribute anything. But everyone deserves some time to get back on their feet," he growled. Snow's eyes didn't leave Dewei.

"Can I cut him now?" Tulip begged, bouncing a little from one foot to the other.

Dewei was about to reply when there was a loud click from the top of one of the rocks where Blaze had just appeared and prepped a big shot gun aimed at Dewei's head. Somehow she had managed to change clothes. But more shocking than her clothes, the shotgun, or her tardiness was her hair. She had died her long hair a light lavender and had layered it a bit which took away some of her rock star look and gave her more of a diva look.

Finally with Blaze's sudden appearance, Dewei finally seemed to be reconsidering.

"Get off my boat," Wolfe snarled. Snow moved forward to force him off if necessary.

Dewei glanced around at all of them briefly before ripping out a strand of Yue's hair and slapping her on the butt so she'd move forward toward them. "Don't worry," he told her. "I'll be back." Then he turned to all of them as he put down his gun and started making his way back toward the rock he had come from. "The Yin Long won't stop hunting her until that traitor is returned to us."

Tulip stuck out her tongue at Dewei.

In a flash, Wolfe's gun was out and a bullet landed inches from Dewei's foot, "Start running, lover boy. Before I change my mind," he warned coldly.

Snow chuckled darkly.

Long fired a warning shot that also landed inches from Wolfe's feet. Dewei didn't run, but he didn't dally around too long. As he disappeared, he cussed at them a little in Chinese. Long disappeared shortly after.

After another moment or two, Yue slowly fell to her knees.

Wolfe was puffing smoke amazingly quickly. Snow was laughing at him, "You actually lost your cool!" she teased.

Tulip skipped off to help Kale down.

And finally, a worn out James pulled himself up on the boat. He gasped for a moment, trying to catch his breath. "Y... Yue!" he coughed, trying to stand and wobbling back to his knees. He ended up pathetically crawling towards her.

Blaze dismantled her gun, made herself a little more comfortable on the top of the rock she was on, and pulled out some alcohol.

Yue didn't seem to notice James as she tried to keep herself from shaking.

James reached Yue and wrapped her up in a big wet hug, "He didn't hurt you, did he?" he fussed, patting her head with one hand and rubbing her back with the other.

Yue didn't say anything. But that seemed to make her shake even more because now she was wet and getting a little cold.