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nextgenerationmarvel2013-07-07 07:55 pm
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On a Wing and New Technology ((Open))
After getting a small feeling working with a bunch of heroes to bring down some supernatural goings on in the city, Vesper determinedly updated his gear. A few test runs and some tweaking, he now had a fully upgraded suit. Now, the bat-suited man was trying to get back on regular patrols. With his recent engagement and his father in town for business, he had been a little lax on getting out.
An updraft helped carry him higher as he looked for action. He felt the need to put feet and fists into good use. Or maybe the new gear needed a night out. Either way he was scouring the streets with his hearing to find something other than noise from televisions that sounded dangerous.
An updraft helped carry him higher as he looked for action. He felt the need to put feet and fists into good use. Or maybe the new gear needed a night out. Either way he was scouring the streets with his hearing to find something other than noise from televisions that sounded dangerous.
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Liza liked annoying the Basilisk.
She saw a shadow fly by to her right, and she froze, crouched on the edge of a rooftop. Her first thought on seeing the bat-winged shape was "Great. I thought we got rid of all the demons." Then she recognized it. Despite some changes to his armor, that was the man with the peculiar accents who had been involved in the battle with said demons. She hesitated. What was the proper protocol in situations like this? Was she supposed to throw her Cat's Claw out and snag his armor? Pick a fight? Stand up and wave?
Someone should really write a book on superhero etiquette.
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"Well, well." He did not have a French accent this time.
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Liza stood, and leaned against the brick pillar on the corner of the roof.
"Out enjoying the night air... well, the night smog?"
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"I'm out looking for crime. You're lucky there's not sign posted about loitering." It was a slow night so far. He hoped it would pick up. "Out looking for demons?"
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Liza grinned.
"Demons... ah, no. I've had enough of those for a while. Like, maybe the rest of my life?"
If only.
"I'm just out getting a little exercise."
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"Jumping from rooftop to rooftop? Or something more... martial?"
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Lightning fast, Liza pushed off from the column into a double midair somersault, landing into a backflip.
"I've got to keep my reflexes up, you know. And this part of the city is a good place to find someone to practice on."
She glanced down. A plastic grocery bag drifted down the otherwise deserted street.
"Usually, at least."
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He scratched his chin with his thumb. "Like a lift to a more dangerous area?"
He glanced over her costume. "That outfit have any bullet-proofing?"
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Liza chuckled.
"Sounds like the best part of town. This..."
She pulled at the sleeve of her costume.
"...is pretty much just spandex. It's one of my mother's old costumes. This was hers, too."
She flexed her hand and threw out her Cat's Claw line so that it hooked onto the brick column, before pulling it back.
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"So, distraction, claws, and lined mobility? Hmm." He gestured for her to come over and grab on. He found not carrying someone by her armpits to be more beneficial in flying. Also less of a strain on himself. "They aim something at you send that clawed line into their groin."
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Liza raised an eyebrow. She never realized that was part of her power set. She walked over to Vesper and grabbed on as directed.
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"Modesty. Nice to see in someone running around in spandex." He smirked slightly as he sent a bubble of silence behind him to hide the sound of the engines starting up. He slipped an arm around her to help keep her with him.
Then he got lift off the rooftop to get them moving.
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Liza watched the rooftops and streets pass beneath them.
"Although, it does get kinda old wearing Mom's hand me downs."
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"Hey, it's the Bat! ... and a cat?"
The two gangs paused in shooting at each other to look at the intervening heroes.
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Liza flipped the gun over her shoulder onto the roof, then swung down on top of the formerly armed gang member, to catch him under the arms with her legs, and flip him into a nearby wall, and hopefully, dreamland.
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"Crime-fighting date. Who cares? Kill them both!"
Two of the thugs in suits went flying back into some of their compatriots from the force of the air blast. Some were still on their feet, however. They turned their guns on Vesper and started shooting at him.
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He cocked his fist to left. He tried to hold his arm steady as the vibro-blaster fired.
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The thug's head jerked forward as Hellkitten's feet hit their mark. He grunted as he toppled forward into unconsciousness. The remaining gang members were turning around to fire at the jumping kitten. They did not particularly care where their shots were going that were not hitting their target.
Down the block behind Vesper, a limo was coming up the street. It looked wildly out of place in the rundown neighborhood. Thumping music was echoing out of the open sunroof along with loud feminine laughter.
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He heard the approaching limo and checked over his shoulder. He hoped that was a wrong turn for a bridal party or something. He wasn't relishing reinforcements.
He turned back to the groaning gang members and snapped off two knock-out gas pellets from his right bracer into their midst.
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One of Hellkitten's thugs was disarmed by her chakram tire rim. He cussed and held his hand as the man next to him didn't quite get a shot off as his gun was knocked aside and a fist sent him flat on his back.
Bullets that missed Vesper slammed into the windshield of limo, killing the driver behind the glass. The driver slumped forward, and his body weight made his foot go hard on the gas pedal. The limo lurched and then sped down the street.
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Though turned around, he saw the bullet-riddled limo speeding toward him. He said something decidedly not American before running at the limo speeding to mow him down.
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She wondered just how good that body armor of Vesper's was, then she threw her Cat's Claw line out, and swung towards the car to help.
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