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Agent waited patiently on top of the roof with Reaper. "We'll have Crusher soon," she mumbled, more to herself than anything. Once the gangsters arrive, they would be able to move on to the next location and continue the mission.
"Get down!" Reaper shouted and they hid out of the sniper's field of vision. He explained the plan once the gangsters arrived, telling her to wait for a signal, and proceeded to slink along the building to take out the sniper. Agent was thankful he spotted the sniper before they became a target. As Agent waited for the signal, she hooked her grappling hook gun onto the edge of the building. Even though she was durable, she doubted that if she jumped down she wouldn't be hurt. She continued to wait for the signal and once she finally got it, she dropped down to the ground. Her dark red costume allowed her to hide in the shadows.
At a time none of them were really looking in her direction, Agent lit three flashbangs and threw them into the crowd. They shouted, stunned by the unexpected attack. She took this moment to kick the closest one in the ribs, of course holding back with her power. A semi-blinded one pulled out a gun, but Agent ducked, grabbing his wrist and twisting it away. The gun flashed right next to Agent's ear. She clenched her teeth, a high-pitched ringing nagging her ear, and sent her fist into the man's cheek. He dropped to the gun and she nearly crushed it in her hands, fairly easily crumpling the metal.
"Get down!" Reaper shouted and they hid out of the sniper's field of vision. He explained the plan once the gangsters arrived, telling her to wait for a signal, and proceeded to slink along the building to take out the sniper. Agent was thankful he spotted the sniper before they became a target. As Agent waited for the signal, she hooked her grappling hook gun onto the edge of the building. Even though she was durable, she doubted that if she jumped down she wouldn't be hurt. She continued to wait for the signal and once she finally got it, she dropped down to the ground. Her dark red costume allowed her to hide in the shadows.
At a time none of them were really looking in her direction, Agent lit three flashbangs and threw them into the crowd. They shouted, stunned by the unexpected attack. She took this moment to kick the closest one in the ribs, of course holding back with her power. A semi-blinded one pulled out a gun, but Agent ducked, grabbing his wrist and twisting it away. The gun flashed right next to Agent's ear. She clenched her teeth, a high-pitched ringing nagging her ear, and sent her fist into the man's cheek. He dropped to the gun and she nearly crushed it in her hands, fairly easily crumpling the metal.
"Oh gosh," Ally murmured, rolling onto her back. She looked up through the darkness and onto the ceiling. She needed to know the time, but didn't want to check her phone. If it was too early and she checked, the light from the phone would keep her up for at least another thirty minutes. The alarm didn't go off, so she quickly deduced it wasn't 6:15 yet. She wanted nothing more than to go back to sleep. Usually she did really well in the mornings, always able to beat the alarm by a minute or two, hop up, and get ready for school. Today she didn't feel it. Her job had to keep her a couple hours later than usual the night before and she made herself dinner afterwards since everyone else was already sleeping. She was grateful for the extra hours, so the extra income, but it could be a toll on her sleeping schedule. "Dang, and I still need to go to school, huh?" she asked herself, turning onto her side. "Yeah, you do," she answered, looking at the phone. The low-brightness screen read 5:57, so she decided it was time to get up.
She stood, throwing her arms up in the air and stretching. Some people said that was bad in the mornings, but she felt the opposite. It helped her feel more active and awake. After a minute of stretching and yawning, Ally finally moved into the bathroom. It didn't sound like anyone else was awake, so she tried her best to keep quiet. Her brother would have to get up soon, and she wasn't sure whether or not she should wake him up. "After my shower," she told herself and locked the bathroom door. The water took a couple minutes to warm up, so she decided to brush her teeth in the time being. She couldn't stand having a bad-tasting mouth and enjoyed the minty freshness of the toothbrush. The water warmed and she hopped in the shower.
Because the other two would need the bathroom, she did her best to do the daily ritual of the shower quickly. To keep her mind occupied while she conditioned, she hummed and planned out her day. The first day of school usually didn't last the full seven-eight hours, normally lasting only four hours. Maybe she could relax at the park or something afterwards.
After her shower, she dried off and put on a simple blue T-shirt, jeans, and a Wonder Woman logo necklace. She didn't have anyone to impress and just wanted to be comfortable, especially before the stress to come later in the year when colleges and universities either accepted or declined her requests. She let out a long sigh thinking about the close future and exited. Her brother was still snoring away on the couch. The time on her phone read 6:17, so she gave his shoulder a shove. "Hey, you need to wake up." He let out a grumble and shifted deeper into the couch. "Come on, Matt, you need to start waking up." Knowing how he was, he would wait at least twenty minutes before getting up, so that's why she had to wake him up early.
Having done her job, Ally moved into the kitchen and thought about breakfast. She didn't really want anything warm or heavy to eat and opted to eat Honey Bunches of Oats. It was her favorite, so she didn't mind eating it. While grabbing the milk, she also grabbed a bottle of cool water. She read an article a while back that cool water was much better at waking someone up in the mornings than coffee. Whereas she didn't really believe water was much much better at waking people up than coffee, she did it anyways.
The cereal took less than ten minutes to eat, so Ally rebrushed her teeth, gathered her backpack, and moved to her father's room. He wasn't awake, but she gave his cheek a kiss anyways, whispered, "I love you," and exited, closing the door behind her. He was a hard worker, so she completely understood why he slept so long. Her brother, on the other hand, was barely stirring. "Shoot, if you don't get up, you're going to be late and our dad is going to be pissed."
"Whatever," Matt muttered and continued to shift around.
Ally shut the door with disappointment and began her walk to the school. She was fortunate enough to have the school a mere mile and a half away. It took her about twenty minutes to get there, twenty-five on a bad day. The cool morning air woke her up and refreshed her. At least she could be out of the house and out of work. School wouldn't be so stressful today and for that she was grateful.
At the school, Ally picked up her schedule and went to her homeroom where two girls were seated. She took a seat a bit towards the front to make anything easier to see. She recognized the two girls from the year before- or at least thought she did-, but couldn't remember any specific names. "Good morning guys," she greeted, leaning back a bit in the seat. She then added with a chuckle, "You guys excited for today?"
She stood, throwing her arms up in the air and stretching. Some people said that was bad in the mornings, but she felt the opposite. It helped her feel more active and awake. After a minute of stretching and yawning, Ally finally moved into the bathroom. It didn't sound like anyone else was awake, so she tried her best to keep quiet. Her brother would have to get up soon, and she wasn't sure whether or not she should wake him up. "After my shower," she told herself and locked the bathroom door. The water took a couple minutes to warm up, so she decided to brush her teeth in the time being. She couldn't stand having a bad-tasting mouth and enjoyed the minty freshness of the toothbrush. The water warmed and she hopped in the shower.
Because the other two would need the bathroom, she did her best to do the daily ritual of the shower quickly. To keep her mind occupied while she conditioned, she hummed and planned out her day. The first day of school usually didn't last the full seven-eight hours, normally lasting only four hours. Maybe she could relax at the park or something afterwards.
After her shower, she dried off and put on a simple blue T-shirt, jeans, and a Wonder Woman logo necklace. She didn't have anyone to impress and just wanted to be comfortable, especially before the stress to come later in the year when colleges and universities either accepted or declined her requests. She let out a long sigh thinking about the close future and exited. Her brother was still snoring away on the couch. The time on her phone read 6:17, so she gave his shoulder a shove. "Hey, you need to wake up." He let out a grumble and shifted deeper into the couch. "Come on, Matt, you need to start waking up." Knowing how he was, he would wait at least twenty minutes before getting up, so that's why she had to wake him up early.
Having done her job, Ally moved into the kitchen and thought about breakfast. She didn't really want anything warm or heavy to eat and opted to eat Honey Bunches of Oats. It was her favorite, so she didn't mind eating it. While grabbing the milk, she also grabbed a bottle of cool water. She read an article a while back that cool water was much better at waking someone up in the mornings than coffee. Whereas she didn't really believe water was much much better at waking people up than coffee, she did it anyways.
The cereal took less than ten minutes to eat, so Ally rebrushed her teeth, gathered her backpack, and moved to her father's room. He wasn't awake, but she gave his cheek a kiss anyways, whispered, "I love you," and exited, closing the door behind her. He was a hard worker, so she completely understood why he slept so long. Her brother, on the other hand, was barely stirring. "Shoot, if you don't get up, you're going to be late and our dad is going to be pissed."
"Whatever," Matt muttered and continued to shift around.
Ally shut the door with disappointment and began her walk to the school. She was fortunate enough to have the school a mere mile and a half away. It took her about twenty minutes to get there, twenty-five on a bad day. The cool morning air woke her up and refreshed her. At least she could be out of the house and out of work. School wouldn't be so stressful today and for that she was grateful.
At the school, Ally picked up her schedule and went to her homeroom where two girls were seated. She took a seat a bit towards the front to make anything easier to see. She recognized the two girls from the year before- or at least thought she did-, but couldn't remember any specific names. "Good morning guys," she greeted, leaning back a bit in the seat. She then added with a chuckle, "You guys excited for today?"
Beep beep beep bee-
Ally turned over and quickly shut off her alarm. She forgot to leave it unset in consideration for her roommates. Hopefully it didn't bother anyone, and if it did she would definitely apologize later. The woman took in a deep breath and rubbed her eyes, trying to wake herself up better. Her vision became a bit clearer and she stood, quickly making her way to the bathroom. The best way to wake up was always with showering. She hated the feeling of being oily or musty after sleeping and wanted it gone as quick as possible.
The warm water greeted her skin, causing any soreness from her workout yesterday and stresses to melt away. She appreciated the accommodations of the house. It was much nicer than any house she stepped in, let alone lived in. As she shampooed her mind wondered back to home. Right now she was living in a small, one-room apartment in... well, not the best neighborhood. Her goals were to eventually move to a better neighborhood, get a higher paying job, and eventually start a family. People told her she was still young to be thinking like this, but she couldn't help it.
After a little while, she realized she was wasting water, so she quickly turned the water off and dried off. Ally put on a fresh pair of clothes- just a black T-shirt and dark blue jeans. Nobody said any specific plans for the night, but then again not many relationships had formed too much. Ally had found friends in Caleb and Garrett, but everyone else was just an acquaintance. Then her mind turned to Ashanti with disgust. They started out fine, but after a few days they found a mutual dislike in each other. Ally shook her head, hoping she wouldn't have to deal with the sour woman so early.
The movement from downstairs and grumbling of her stomach beckoned her to the kitchen where she saw a few people. The smell of bacon being fried was impossibly good, making her subconsciously walk a bit faster. "Good morning you guys," she greeted cheerfully. She opened the fridge to grab a cool water bottle. A while back she read a study saying a cool bottle of water in the morning could wake you up much better than coffee. She wasn't much of a coffee drinker, so it was an easy transition. "You guys sleep well?" Everything seemed quiet and she didn't really talk to Evelyn and Christine much. Building at least a tiny relationship earlier in the summer would be good.
Garrett then offered the eggs and bacon to the house. "Oh shoot, really? Thanks!" Ally told Garrett and grabbed a bit, mindful to leave plenty for everyone else. If anyone else made it, she probably wouldn't have taken anything out of feeling guilt afterwards. She sat at the table and took a bite of the food. For being a simple breakfast of eggs and bacon, it was pretty dang good. "Thanks, Garrett, this is really good."
Ally turned over and quickly shut off her alarm. She forgot to leave it unset in consideration for her roommates. Hopefully it didn't bother anyone, and if it did she would definitely apologize later. The woman took in a deep breath and rubbed her eyes, trying to wake herself up better. Her vision became a bit clearer and she stood, quickly making her way to the bathroom. The best way to wake up was always with showering. She hated the feeling of being oily or musty after sleeping and wanted it gone as quick as possible.
The warm water greeted her skin, causing any soreness from her workout yesterday and stresses to melt away. She appreciated the accommodations of the house. It was much nicer than any house she stepped in, let alone lived in. As she shampooed her mind wondered back to home. Right now she was living in a small, one-room apartment in... well, not the best neighborhood. Her goals were to eventually move to a better neighborhood, get a higher paying job, and eventually start a family. People told her she was still young to be thinking like this, but she couldn't help it.
After a little while, she realized she was wasting water, so she quickly turned the water off and dried off. Ally put on a fresh pair of clothes- just a black T-shirt and dark blue jeans. Nobody said any specific plans for the night, but then again not many relationships had formed too much. Ally had found friends in Caleb and Garrett, but everyone else was just an acquaintance. Then her mind turned to Ashanti with disgust. They started out fine, but after a few days they found a mutual dislike in each other. Ally shook her head, hoping she wouldn't have to deal with the sour woman so early.
The movement from downstairs and grumbling of her stomach beckoned her to the kitchen where she saw a few people. The smell of bacon being fried was impossibly good, making her subconsciously walk a bit faster. "Good morning you guys," she greeted cheerfully. She opened the fridge to grab a cool water bottle. A while back she read a study saying a cool bottle of water in the morning could wake you up much better than coffee. She wasn't much of a coffee drinker, so it was an easy transition. "You guys sleep well?" Everything seemed quiet and she didn't really talk to Evelyn and Christine much. Building at least a tiny relationship earlier in the summer would be good.
Garrett then offered the eggs and bacon to the house. "Oh shoot, really? Thanks!" Ally told Garrett and grabbed a bit, mindful to leave plenty for everyone else. If anyone else made it, she probably wouldn't have taken anything out of feeling guilt afterwards. She sat at the table and took a bite of the food. For being a simple breakfast of eggs and bacon, it was pretty dang good. "Thanks, Garrett, this is really good."
@Crossfire @KatherinWinter @King Tai
In consideration for @Simple Unicycle, I think keeping our posts at the snail pace we're at is for the best to not cause any confusion on the characters until Simple gets back. It would be rude to move on a lot without his input.
Yeah, I think it would make sense to have Zach making the gun really quick and going to the drop site with Phantom and Sound-EFX. The actual building of the gun doesn't have to be super specific and realistic, especially since it's a super hero thread. XD
I'm going to be working on a post tonight so we'll have a buffer between our posts and keep everyone moving along at the same pace.
In consideration for @Simple Unicycle, I think keeping our posts at the snail pace we're at is for the best to not cause any confusion on the characters until Simple gets back. It would be rude to move on a lot without his input.
Yeah, I think it would make sense to have Zach making the gun really quick and going to the drop site with Phantom and Sound-EFX. The actual building of the gun doesn't have to be super specific and realistic, especially since it's a super hero thread. XD
I'm going to be working on a post tonight so we'll have a buffer between our posts and keep everyone moving along at the same pace.
@Burning Kitty I think Master Crim is very busy. We'll probably have to wait a few more days.
@LetMeDoStuff I wouldn't mind Lionheart And Eagleclaw starting out with a shift starting out with a shift. Possibly a patrol and a hunting shift since I don't think they tended to out mates in the same patrol.
@HushedWhispers I'm still in. XD
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