Post by Starfire on Mar 14, 2018 4:02:40 GMT
The roar of her motorcycle’s engine was deafening as it tore out of the parking garage. She purposefully avoided telling the rest of her team where she was going, only letting them know she would be out for a few hours. And with their once dead teammate showing up at their front door, ‘out’ was a good enough explanation.
They had bigger things to worry about than worrying bout where she was going at the moment. Had they known, they would have tried to stop her. Which was why she’d specifically made sure to pop out the gps chip in her communicator before she left. Where she was going, she didn’t need them to follow. This wasn’t about the team, not really. No, this was personal.
The Kawasaki’s engine had lulled to a low hum before she parked it in the alley behind her true destination. How unbecoming this sleepy little neighborhood looked. Just like any other modern day suburbia filled with cookie cutter houses. If only they knew the monster they had living among them, perfectly hidden within plain sight.
Rather than using the front door, Rose had opted to hop the back fence. Didn’t really matter which way she came in, his cameras would pick her up either way. He probably knew from the moment she rounded the corner that she was coming. The was no surprising him.
She slid the key into its lock in what appeared to be the basement, throwing back the double doors before descending down the long flight of stairs. Fitting, all things considered. Straight down into hell. Rose stood firm in her place when she reached the final landing. Her icy gaze from her single blue eye settled on him, though his back was to her.
“Slade. We need to talk.”
They had bigger things to worry about than worrying bout where she was going at the moment. Had they known, they would have tried to stop her. Which was why she’d specifically made sure to pop out the gps chip in her communicator before she left. Where she was going, she didn’t need them to follow. This wasn’t about the team, not really. No, this was personal.
The Kawasaki’s engine had lulled to a low hum before she parked it in the alley behind her true destination. How unbecoming this sleepy little neighborhood looked. Just like any other modern day suburbia filled with cookie cutter houses. If only they knew the monster they had living among them, perfectly hidden within plain sight.
Rather than using the front door, Rose had opted to hop the back fence. Didn’t really matter which way she came in, his cameras would pick her up either way. He probably knew from the moment she rounded the corner that she was coming. The was no surprising him.
She slid the key into its lock in what appeared to be the basement, throwing back the double doors before descending down the long flight of stairs. Fitting, all things considered. Straight down into hell. Rose stood firm in her place when she reached the final landing. Her icy gaze from her single blue eye settled on him, though his back was to her.
“Slade. We need to talk.”