"So much for being a professional. Guess it's my lucky day~! It's not even raining and you're still slipping up...."
He gestured at Mickey, with a casual wave of his hand before ending it with a mocking chuckle. He tried to match Leon's attitude. Whoever saw the recording should be somewhat immersed. The toolbox gave him an idea. His gaze wandered over to the kitchen table nearby. Perfect. Since it was stocked with (fake) food, he dashed over to it while she was getting up in an attempt to grab a bowl of fruit and throw his arm outward to toss it at Mickey's center mass. Then the wine jug came last with an underhand toss, probably making a 'thunk' if it hit. A rather 'Looney-Tunes' antic, just after she almost got her brain rattled by a box.
Whether she was able to dodge or parry what he had thrown, Hiroyuki went underneath his jacket's shoulder to rip the stunt knife out of the holster in a hurry. Something she would easily be able to hear. Any sharpness could be added in post. The facsimile of a weapon would only add welts and bruises to Mickey's skin. There would have to be an ungodly amount of force for it to actually pierce past the clothing, skin, and muscle. To play into the scene, Hiroyuki led with the same linear, shallow slashes from the source material. 'Leon' did not want to kill her, after all and she should have a chance to actually engage in the practical stunt. A horizontal strike toward Hiro's right. Then a rechamber of the arm---before going for an upward stab that would 'knick' her skin if the blade was actually real.
A Deadly Dance

