Location Brotherhood Headquarters - New York, New York - Hallway
{"Hangover without the whiskey. Oh this is cruel."}
Twirling the knife in a deft hand, he stalked towards Wanda, not realising Wanda was no longer Wanda exactly. Giving his signature charming smile that would remind many of a crocodile with a charm, he tutted slightly.
âMy dear, you punched her in the face. Threw her into a beam. I believe she is indeed compromised.â The hired gun was a little annoyed however, he head was a little fuzzy. Like something else was there, but perhaps it was just his own powers kicking it up a notch? Pushing away that though, he cocked his head and paused midstep. His smile draining to a stern frown. His eyes narrowing slightly as he studied Wanda more closely. She looked like Wanda, even sounded like Magnetoâs daughter. But why would she tell âCassandraâ to get the serum? Did the sister turn with the brother after all? Doubtful, she had truly wanted to harm her brotherâs girl. Though in another way had she not taken her twinâs lover out of the fight and to possible safety. Hell, it was something he would do if that was his intent. And why was he advancing on Wanda anyways? She was betraying the project wasnât she⌠This plagueâŚ
Richard gave Wanda a dirty look and a raised brow. The scolding look of someone who wanted to be pissed but just couldnât bring himself to be fully upset.
âGet that damned door open, Wanda.â His tone a stern lecture as he crossed closer to her with long strides more hurried than threatening, the knife sliding away into his business jacket. Leaning down til he could breath in her ear, the Adder growled deeply.
âYou could have trusted me brat. I, too, have a sibling I care about.â Cuffing her lightly upside the head, he straightened.
âWeâre talking later.â That voice was not brooking anything but acceptance to his order. Glancing back at the X-men, Richard hissed a breath. What a idiot this brat was!
âStop forcing it and use the damned code. Kids these days.â He snapped sharply, kids⌠They never remembered anything but their own numbers. Longer strides that were full of purpose took him to the console as he entered the code to the doors.
Ayita Dyrkin & Damon Fawkes
Ayita paused mid-step to look back at Damon, her amber eyes holding only the sharp wildness. Holding fast to her wild nature the woman- age did not really apply to Ayita- bared her teeth in a snarl.
âLimp and lame. You are a weak link and distraction to the pack.â She growled, her head tucking to hide her vulnerable throat. Hesitating she glanced to the side before focusing her eyes the Host again. A bit more humanity in them but not overly much. Perhaps he could help? Even injured humans could help in different ways. The hunter who could not hunt, could still make traps. Giving a snarl, the shifter turned her amber eyes on Damon again. Waiting for a reply, pausing for precious seconds. Her form ready to bolt from the scene to the fight. Her voice quieted from itâs vicious tone.
âGo back to the van, Damon. I would not want to kill you like the others.âDamon studied Ayita and shoot his head.
âI am not going to go back to the van.â He did not want to be tossed back to the van like some useless thing. He would fight until he was unable to. He wished to help complete the mission not be stuck in a van. He was there to complete a missionâŚ.By being in the mission not in some van twiddling his thumbs.
There was a feral half roar of frustration from Ayita. Stalking over to Damon, she grabbed his arms and wrapped them around her neck. She was only slightly smaller than he, but her strength was such she could lift him in part.
âHold on to me. Iâll take you to the damn fight,but if you die. Iâm going to kill you myself.â The threat was not idle as she growled into his ear. Her form blurring and bones cracking before a stout doe laid next to Damon. The nicked ear flattened as she snorted with dessent at his decision. There was more than one way to fight and survival was paramount! Humans were such, for lack of better terms- idiots! Stags, all men were antler bassing stags with little sense of aught else. Her tail flickered in annoyance as she hefted to her hooves.
Damon sighed.
âFine but I can walk you know.â He was about to grumble more when he saw Ayita become a deerâŚ. She never did that. That made him swallow all complaints.
âAlright let's go.â Determination in his voice.
The doe turned her head and nodded to him and moved with sure steps. If he held on he could limp along best he could, or be pulled along. Ayita was not about to stop or wait. This form was not comfortable and scraped against what she was doing and where she was heading. The deer was meant to flee away from Man, away from the fight. Not charge towards it, not with a Man beside her. Her nicked ear twinged with phantom pain. One did not charge Man lightly. But this was not lightly. And if the bastard did die, she would find a way to resurrect him again, to kill him herself. Her hoof stomped heavily at that thought, and her head turned to cast a baleful amber eye at Damon.
Doe Disapproval.
Reaching the elevator and assuming no one was there, Ayita pushed the down button with a button nose. Stamping her hoof once more as she glared at Damon again.