Bobbi Morse ✧ Mockingbird (
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Why bleeding is breathing
WHO: Julian, Gil, Daria, Nick, & Bobbi
WHERE: SHIELD 2.0's hideout.
WHEN: Friday.
WARNINGS: N/A
SUMMARY: SHIELD 2.0 gathers for one last pow-wow before their mission is go.
FORMAT: Quick + Open. There is no tagging order and you can tag whoever you like, however you like.
Their base of operations was a warehouse rented out under the name WCA Industries, Inc., located in a relatively quiet area of Brooklyn. It was nondescript, filled with a random assortment of supplies and weapons, all accumulated by their fearless leader over the past few months. And in addition to being well-armed, the unit was under tight security surveillance. This warehouse was a veritable fortress, the last bastion of safety left to this ragtag team of spies before they would be let loose into the field.
The news of Sherlock Holmes and his botched investigation had sped their time table up rapidly. Whatever move they were going to make had to be now. Discreetly, the word was spread that the trigger would be pulled soon and everyone was asked to report in for final briefings.
Bobbi wished that they had had more time to dedicate to training. Picking up the skills necessary for successful espionage wasn't exactly a speedy task. But this wasn't her call, it was Nick's, and if he said they needed to jump, she was committed to asking how high and just doing it.
Still, the kids needed to solidify their aliases and polish up some last minute combat training. And Gilbert would need some reassurance that he was capable of providing distance intel to Nick in the field. This was a delicate situation, and one that could easily spin out of control. Bobbi just hoped they could extract themselves from the mess just as easily as they were about to wander in.
WHERE: SHIELD 2.0's hideout.
WHEN: Friday.
WARNINGS: N/A
SUMMARY: SHIELD 2.0 gathers for one last pow-wow before their mission is go.
FORMAT: Quick + Open. There is no tagging order and you can tag whoever you like, however you like.
Their base of operations was a warehouse rented out under the name WCA Industries, Inc., located in a relatively quiet area of Brooklyn. It was nondescript, filled with a random assortment of supplies and weapons, all accumulated by their fearless leader over the past few months. And in addition to being well-armed, the unit was under tight security surveillance. This warehouse was a veritable fortress, the last bastion of safety left to this ragtag team of spies before they would be let loose into the field.
The news of Sherlock Holmes and his botched investigation had sped their time table up rapidly. Whatever move they were going to make had to be now. Discreetly, the word was spread that the trigger would be pulled soon and everyone was asked to report in for final briefings.
Bobbi wished that they had had more time to dedicate to training. Picking up the skills necessary for successful espionage wasn't exactly a speedy task. But this wasn't her call, it was Nick's, and if he said they needed to jump, she was committed to asking how high and just doing it.
Still, the kids needed to solidify their aliases and polish up some last minute combat training. And Gilbert would need some reassurance that he was capable of providing distance intel to Nick in the field. This was a delicate situation, and one that could easily spin out of control. Bobbi just hoped they could extract themselves from the mess just as easily as they were about to wander in.
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Not to mention, in spite of his willingness, he does feel he's betraying Oz. It's difficult for him to put into words, but his loyalty to his master was never supposed to waver or bend for others, yet here he is. But Bobbi and Fury were right; they couldn't let another city fall into an abyss due to their negligence. If it means protecting the people he does care about here, then maybe it can be forgiven somehow.
He always shows up earlier than expected, letting loose his collar and heading further into the building, looking for the others. ]
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[Bobbi had been in the warehouse for some hours, looking over their mission specs again and again. She wasn't exactly obsessing, but she wanted to be thorough. No way was she going to send her team into a situation she didn't like. If she wasn't 100% confident about what they were getting into, she was prepared to tell Nick to pull the plug.]
You ready to put in some long hours, hm? I like that in a man.
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He sets down his bag, having come directly from work, and nods in greeting at Bobbi. ]
I'm clear for the whole weekend. [ As he approaches her, he looks around inquisitively. ] Where are Julian and Daria?
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A phone? I already have one.
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That's true. [ He tries not to pull out the communicator even when he's on the train. ] Is it encrypted, then? [ He would assume that's what she means by phones not being "secure" enough. He also remembers Monica once telling him things like that and computers could actually be hacked. ]
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I programmed it myself. No one else knows this code, not even Nick. [Not even Clint.] It's not perfect, but it's my very best work. I want you to use this whenever we're working, got it? I want you to be protected.
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Thank you. [ He isn't sure how else to put it. ] You really put this together yourself? That's incredible, Miss Bobbi.
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She still feels a little bad about tricking Gil so often, but guilt was one of the few things that Daria knew how to deal with easily. She makes a point of talking to him today.]
Hi, Gil.
[Not starting a conversation. But talking. That's probably good enough for now.]
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Good evening, Daria. [ He greets in return. ]
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Did you get here early?
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I come straight here from work. It would only be wasting time to go back and forth between the places. Plus you can never be too sure if the train is going to be late.
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Did you... have a lot to do at work?
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He feels very strangely about his teammates... ]
Ah, not really. It's just a lot of paperwork I tend to. Are you alright?
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I'm fine.
[Another pause.]
Are you okay?
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sorry i must have missed this tag before!!
it's cool
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Still, today, she's well aware there isn't much time left for complaining. She's resigned herself to reading a book, staring pointedly at every word in an effort to streamline her thought process. There's not much room for worrying about dying if she forces herself to become very concerned about Alice in Wonderland.]
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Finally, she clears her throat.]
I have something for you, doll.
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What is it?
[The box doesn't yield many clues.]
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For when you need to be incognito.
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[Beauty supplies.]
I need beauty supplies?
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