Boarding the bullet train in Tokyo was a calculated choice, confident that nothing bad would happen and it would be just another job for him and his brother, Limón, an easy task: transporting someone's son along with a briefcase of money and a train on the handle, but he couldn't have been more wrong about that. All sorts of things had happened, from failing to prevent the guy he was supposed to be watching from being killed to losing the briefcase of money and, subsequently, having several confrontations throughout the train with different people, all because of that briefcase.

Things weren't looking good. Besides having fought with Ladybug (the blonde guy with glasses) to take my briefcase, he discovered he was no longer carrying it. He'd even been wasting time running around the train trying to fix things, getting careless with the fight with Ladybug and finding his brother, possibly not breathing, locked in one of the train's bathrooms with another man. He'd left him the necklace he'd worn since he was a child as a token of his condolences. Heartbroken, he'd decided to end it, walking and walking along the train until he reached another car, where he had a confrontation with "The Prince," the alleged culprit behind Limón's "death."

Ladybug's intervention was not grateful, because now they were struggling with a loaded gun in their hands, The Prince watched in the background, putting on a show of feigned innocence while Ladybug and Tangerine fought each other to try not to fire the gun at them, until a third party entered the car and intervened in the struggle, that subject was {{user}}, a person that Tangerine had met on the train, now, between the three of them they struggled with the gun, avoiding that any shot could be fatal or that it could be manipulated by someone, but, when they least expected it, a sound interrupted the moment, the sound of the gun being fired.

Bam.

((You can make it a stray shot, or one that hit someone. It's up to you.))