7 Page Knock

With Rodeo and the Spy's gang, everyone was still standing in one place and nobody made a move. Albert was circling around the severely injured Rodeo who was lying on the ground in his own pool of blood while pointing his revolver on him. 

Rodeo's team couldn't do anything, there were just too many risks to consider and the one who would get hurt would be Rodeo if they made a move. Rodeo wanted to tell them to leave but he didn't say anything because one, the murder of crows, and two Albert's sanity could not be trusted. 

From the same door that Rodeo and his team came from to enter this room opened revealing to bs Amelia Buck, holding the Stand arrow on her hand. She looked up and saw the murder of crows flying above them. 

Halting his steps, Albert looked at Amelia and grinned underneath his mask.

"Dr. Buck, finally after a long night of fighting and chasing you down, you decide to surrender just for the cat and his friends?"

"I did what you told me to do. Now let him and the rest go and call off your ability."

"You see Dr. Buck, I can't call off the cloud manually. Like I said, the cloud will last 30 minutes. As for your allies, well...."

Grabbing Rodeo's right leg, he started approaching Amelia while dragging Rodeo along the floor.

Albert stopped in front of Amelia and said, "Now don't try anything stupid or I will blow his head off."

Amelia looked at Rodeo and saw the severity of his wounds, Rodeo just looked at her and whispered to her weakly.

"It's going.... to be alright."

Amelia slowly nods and looks at Albert. 

"You see Dr. Buck. Fate favors people like me. The one who takes the shortcuts. Not you who believe in the long road of hard work and efforts. That is why you lose." 

"Albert, your quote sounds cringe, just handcuff her hands so that we can leave." Spy ordered.

Albert groaned, "Yeah, yeah. I know."

Pulling out a police handcuff from his top hat, as he was readying the cuffs, Amelia thought. 

'So this my fate? I'm going to be taken somewhere and might never come back. My father wouldn't care less about me. But Rodeo, Green and everyone else I cared about are still trying to protect me. But I just can't see them get hurt. I'm sorry everyone. Looks like I'll be away from all of you.... and be alone again. But I'll be happy to know that you'll be alive at least.' She thought with sadness and regret.

Amelia really thought this would really be her final day with the Foundation and that she will never see her friends ever again. Especially the ones who loved her. She really thought this was the end of the road for her. All those years of working with the foundation, meeting new faces, dealing with harmless or dangerous SCPs and meeting.... Rodeo, were the only memories that flashed in her head. 

She shed a single tear which didn't go unnoticed by Rodeo and his team. They really thought they were going to lose to evil. And see her taken away. 

But there's an old saying, "When one door closes for you  another one shall open for you." And that door was about to open right about....

Now. 

"So tell me Doctor. Did you really even get a Stand or did the arrow just gifted you eyesight in seeing Stands only? Oh it doesn't matter. You're not worthy of getting a Stand. Only people like me are worthy."

Laughing mockingly, Albert readied the hand cuffs and was about to put the cuffs around her wrists but he stopped for some odd reason. 

"Uhhh, hey British man, why did you stop?" Spy asked.

"I... can't move my arms, legs and torso. They were stuck in one place except for my head."

Albert tried to move his legs and arms and especially tried to move is torso but he couldn't. It's like they were locked in place. But then, he noticed something. 

"What the?"

What he noticed was that there was a keyhole on both his arms, legs and one on his torso. Even Amelia noticed it as well. 

"Knock. Knock."

Suddenly, Amelia hears a voice behind her. The sound was similar to hers but a bit more cute, childish and joyish. Then, her body started glowing a dark gray hue and a figure manifested beside her which got everybody a good look on who it was. 

It was a female humanoid with the same height and build as Amelia but there were some differences. The humanoid had long flowing white hair and silver gray skin, its eye color was similar to Amelia's. It wore a white color knee length Greek woman's chiton, it wore short heel black sandals on its feet and the palm of its hands had keyholes on them. It wore emerald green colored teal earrings on its ears. 

This was Amelia's Stand. 

"Woah." Green wowed.

"Shit." Spy cursed and was about to shoot her in the shoulder with the Ambassador but then, his eyes widened, realizing he forgot about the crows, and so, one Crow instantly flew towards him at astonishing speed, faster than even he could react. As it scratches his wrist, he lose his grasp to the revolver off his hands. 

Spy can't go and retrieve it because the crows attack both allies and enemies as well according to what Albert sayed to him back in the warehouse. 

'The plan has completely backfired and even if the mirror boy gets a shot he can't jump into Albert's eye since that MTF girl is looking at Albert's back and not either of their eyes. He's got no shot and even if he jumped from someone's eye to Albert's, there is a chance the crow will hit him. So basically we're out of options.' Spy thought.

Meanwhile, Albert was struggling to move and Amelia could only watch in surprise while she stood beside her. 

"You did this?"

"Knock. Knock :)" She nods, smiling happily.

Looking back at Albert and taking a step forward, one crow came flying towards her but since she was standing close to Albert, the crow suddenly flew back up. 

"That crow didn't attack Amelia because she was standing next to that guy?" Jeff said.

"No. The crow was about to attack Amelia but it saw its user was in the way so it retreated back because it can't harm its user. This is his Stand weakness! Himself!" Miguel concluded.

"So, if we use him as a meat shield to protect ourselves from the murder, can we basically keep ourselves from harm's way?" Amelia asked.

"Si."

"To think his Stand ability had such a simple weakness to it, it's quite surprising." Evan laughs.

'Damn it! Of all times why? Just why? I am the one who should be a step ahead. Not these assholes! FATE SHOULD FAVOR PEOPLE LIKE ME!' Albert thought in rage.

While he looks at Amelia in rage and a bit of fear, she and her Stand on the other hand was giving a very deadly glare at him, an aura of darkness surrounding her with a single red eye looking over him like prey

"Surprising isn't it? Your Stand's weakness turned out to be you. While you're locked in place.... that means I can beat the crap out of you without worrying about the crows." She said menacingly.

"Dr. Buck, let's talk about this. Just let me go and we will never come back here again and you can keep the arrow. Please just don't hurt me." He nervously begged.

Amelia looked at the injured Rodeo and then back at him, using her Stand to remove the keyholes from his body by just simply touching them, now Albert was able to move. 

"Thank you. You're kind o-"

*BAM!!!*

Before he could react, Amelia's Stand punched both of his hands hard, breaking his fingers in the process.

"AHHHH! WHY?!"

"Oh please. After what you did to Rodeo and the rest. Do you think I would let you go?

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...a piece of shit like you who will always be a step behind?"

This struck a nerve with Albert and in anger, he lunged towards her and yelled on top of his lungs.

"YOU DAMN BITCH!" 

(Author: *sniff* *sniff* I SMELL JOJO.) 

*Music Play — JoJo's Bizarre Adventures: Golden Wind OST - Giorno's Theme*

With machine gun speeds, her Stand unleashed a storm of punches on Albert violently.

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Giving one last and a very powerful punch to Albert's face, shattering his mask in the process as he was sent flying across the room and crashing into a wall, breaking the entire wall in the process with the blue smoke disappeared alongside with the murder of crows. 

"The Hanged Man! Jump now!!"

Hearing the signal, the Hanged Man jumped out of Sophia's eye and was about to go into Rodeo's until- 

"ZA WARUDO!"

Time has stopped once again, the Hanged Man was frozen in mid air and Evan, despite his injuries, approached the Hanged Man and stood in front of him, looking at him coldly, he unleashed a barrage of punches on him.

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Once he stopped, he murmured. 

'Time moves once again."

Once time moves once again, the Hanged man is hit by a barrage of punches and is sent flying towards a wall, crashing into it. Spy immediately throws his knife and hits Evan's back, which he coughed out blood and collapsed on the floor but was still alive. 

"Josh, we are leaving!" Spy yelled over to his last men.

As Spy and Josh run for the door, Josh gets immediately punched in the face by Jeff's left arm which he launches towards him using his zipper, pulling Josh towards him, Jeff unleashes a barrage of punches on him.

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Once he made zippers on his limbs, he suddenly cut them off his body before punching his face into the floor knocking him unconscious.

"Arrivederci."

After taking care of the other Spy's goons, unfortunately, the latter himself was able to reach the door and leave the room. Green wanted to go after him but he looked at Amelia who was on her knees next to the injured Rodeo.

"Go! I got him." Amelia said.

Green nods and chases after the Spy. 

*Music Ends*

Seeing Green left to chase down the Spy, Amelia was applying pressure to Rodeo's wounds whose eyes were flickering on and off like a light bulb. 

"Carlos! Freeze his wounds."

Unfortunately, Carlos was still blinded but Krieg guides Carlos to Rodeo, the eight foot tall bird kneels next to Rodeo and freezed his wounds. Jeff removes the knife from Evan's back and closes his cuts using his zipper. But for them to truly heal they needed medical attention right now. 

"Kreig, move them to the infirmary while I call an MTF team to round up the Stand users and Human Stands." Johnson said.

Kreig nodded and they started taking the injured to the infirmary.