Hail HYDRA! (
ngm_hydra) wrote in
nextgenerationmarvel2014-12-20 09:25 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
A Hotel of Two Tales
The decrepit-looking hotel near a waterfall in Colombia was a case of the facade not quite matching the interior. Early 20th century grandeur fought against years of disuse and nature's reclamation. While the first floor retained some of it's moldy and waterlogged appearance, it was a deception to keep the local guerillas uninterested in the goings on inside the building. With late night experiments leading to flashing lights in some of the windows, the locals, gun-toting or not, spoke about the old hotel as a haunted location.
The head of that nest was counting on interlopers of the goody-two-shoe variety. Though the planned team wasn't the ones in blue and white. Either way, Huntress 19 had called in assistance from extra nests.
The head of that nest was counting on interlopers of the goody-two-shoe variety. Though the planned team wasn't the ones in blue and white. Either way, Huntress 19 had called in assistance from extra nests.
Re: Wild Pack
"Let's do this thing."
Re: Wild Pack
Maybe if things worked out with SHIELD, he could ask Fury if he had any leads on his mother.
He put on the belt and the strapped his batons into sheathes on his left leg. Then he picked up his rifle and two spare magazines of ammunition. If he needed more, he'd take them off the body of first guy he had to drop.
"Got it, Boss. Sharpshot ready for action. Cat, I'm not a techno-geek, so I'll just assume that if isn't a VCR, Camcorder or gun, you'll want to see it. Good enough?" he asked, readying himself to cover his teammates.
Being a mercenary was not a half-bad gig.
Re: Wild Pack
"I will leave somethings not hit for Little Cat Woman."
no subject
"I'll sneaky sneak in and see what I can see..." She faded into shadow form and stepped through the nearest dark space. This was going to be fun!
no subject
That didn't mean HYDRA did not have illusions up and were watching, however.
no subject
He heard the sounds of gunfire. He resisted the urge to get a better look. They weren't here to be heroes. They had an objective to meet.
"So far, no hostiles on our tail. Something about this doesn't feel right, Boss. We should be getting shot at. FirstWorld Merc Problems, I know." Quinn said.
no subject
"This is HYDRA," she said. "Nothing should seem right." She was doing the thing that all smart burglars did first. She was looking for digital, holographic illusions and hidden traps. "Not feeling right is right when it comes to them."
no subject
If she saw anything interesting... like snakeskin shoes! Or weird, like, um... shoes made out of live snakes? She'd definitely tell the Black Cat.
no subject
"Knowing that should make this less perilous than their last pizza parlor." Which sounded more absurd than she meant when she said it out loud. But she still had scars from that. At least they were beneath her tactical corset.
no subject
She kept Nika's warning in mind, keeping a lookout for any indication of traps as she made her way in deeper.
no subject
Also, no screaming from the inside so he didn't have to go hit as a rescue. He looked down at Nika expectantly.
no subject
"Oops."
Stealth. Not one of Gina's strong points.
no subject
Black Cat's tech couldn't get solid reads on all the hidden tech with her four hovering disks. There was some sort of interference. Though she could pick up on a few surveillance objects keeping an electronic eye on them.
Hana had moved well into the hotel by now. She had come in through a side exit by two former supply closets and had gotten a peek through a crumbling wall at a large room that could have been a rec room. She was moving across an even bigger room with a large warped built in desk along the wall to her right. There was a hallway that lead to double doors in front of the shadow walker. There were two doorways in the hallway. Also along the lobby wall to the right of the hallway were two doorways with closed wooden doors.
no subject
no subject
As long as it wasn't getting closer, they were in good shape.
no subject
"Lock and load. Gina, take front. Quinn, watch the rear. Fin, keep your eyes out for little green men to hit. Inside, we'll pair up to cover more ground." They were being watched. It made Nika itchy. Or maybe the cold sweat rolling down her spine did. She pulled out one of her Desert Eagles and started toward the lone door inside on that side of the building.
no subject
She never did like game shows.
Before she headed down the hallway, she went first to the warped desk, examining it carefully for anything the said 'trap' to her, then searching for any interesting contents.
no subject
He followed after Littlest Boss. If anything went awry, he could scoop her up and carry her away or just toss her behind him into those cushy trees.
no subject
This was the perfect time for an ambush.
no subject
She got in between Nika and that door.
"You want it open or open?"
She mimed ripping it off the hinges.
no subject
She turned to Gina. "Off the hinges. Let's go to town."
no subject
The mercenary knew her niece on the inside could handle herself if HYDRA came pouring into the room. She adjusted her grip on her Desert Eagle and took a breath to steady her nerves.
no subject
Hana's search of the desk would reveal a false bottom to the one drawer that wasn't warped into place. Under the false bottom was a big, red button.
no subject
no subject
Well... technically, Gina's door-ripping had already caused enough noise to let anyone in the building know they were there, right? How much worse could it get?
"Button, button... who's got the button?" Hana sang to herself, reaching out to press it.
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)