[RP Discussion]
[RPers: @Eeveechu151, @Shadow_Pup, @Fraseandchico, @Rohan Kishibe, @Martin Pine, @FrostCrispz, @StormingCobra55]
"This could be a problem."
"You're telling me." Nick Fury sighed, looking at what was on the screen. What the hell were they looking at? It seemed to be an abandoned HYDRA base, and all the soldiers inside were dead. Whatever killed them was nowhere to be seen. "You see that man thrown through the wall? No normal human could deal with that."
"Should we call Stark?" Maria Hill asked.
"No chance. You want the government figuring out I'm alive after I "died"? And after all the trouble we went to to assure the Sokovians weren't talking?" Fury sighed. "Call in Lightning Rod."
"So what am I looking for?" the hooded agent asked, walking through the facility. Clarke Evans wasn't often called for active duty, and he was psyched that he was being trusted for a mission.
"Whatever killed those HYDRA agents." Maria Hill explained over the comms.
"What agen- OH." Lightning Rod turned the corner to see the disfigured, dead soldiers. "Holy... wow. I'm investigating." Lightning Rod ran over to the body, checking it over. "This guy died from a snapped neck, it looks like. Excessive force. Wall's cracked, someone or something slammed him into it." He turned to look at the other guy down the... hall? "And that guy got thrown through the wall. Didn't kill him, though. Looks like... oh god, is his neck crushed?!"
"Focus."
"Right, sorry, Hill." Lightning Rod took a deep breath. "Oh hey, it's a computer." The agent ran over. "If this thing's connected to the mainframe, I might be able to access security camera footage. It looks like a security terminal." Lightning Rod tried turning it on. "Damn, no power. Give me a second." Lightning Rod started rubbing his hands together at a rapid pace, creating static. As he did, the marks on his arm stretched and tensed. Eventually, he had enough of a charge built up, and grabbed the power cord of the computer with one hand. The computer flashed awake. "Password?! Oh come on."
"The USB."
"Right!" The agent pulled a USB out of the pocket of his cloak quickly, jamming it into the harddrive. The special SHIELD tech sequentially ran through billions of possible passwords until finding the right one. Lightwood. What does that mean? Lightning Rod thought as he opened the files, searching for the camera footage. He found it, rewinding it until he saw the guys alive. Then he watched as some crazed, insane man smashed through the base with incredible speed and strength, strange black tendrils gripping the HYDRA agents as he killed them. "Uh, Hill? Hate to say it, but you lost the bet. We got a metahuman. Possibly inhuman."
"Download the footage and return to base. We'll extrapolate info from there." Maria replied, waving an agent off from her command center to prepare for retrieval. "Move to the rendezvous point."
"Right." Lightning Rod downloaded the footage to the USB, and when it was done he pulled it out and let go of the plug. The computer instantly fell silent again, lacking an internal battery, as Lightning Rod released the remaining electricity he had by shooting sparks into the air. The agent ran back towards the helicopter SHIELD had waiting for him.
"What do you make of this, Doctor Brown?" Fury asked, sitting at a table with him, Hill and two other scientists as they looked over the code.
"Your agent was right. This is definitely an Inhuman." The Doctor replied, pointing towards the back of the man. "Look where these tendrils are coming from. It's a mutation. We've seen weirder ones."
"He's dangerous." Hill said. "We have to find him and put him down before he can cause any more trouble."
"First, we need to know who he is." Fury interjected.
"Already done, boss." one of the other scientists said, turning around his tablet. "Bellamy Lightwood. Vanished a year ago at the same time and place as Morana Blake."
"Ghost Jumper?" Fury asked incredulously. "Her story was true?"
"You thought it wasn't?" Brown wondered.
"There was no evidence to support it, only the word. When she said it she was practically mad. We thought this Bellamy might just be some coping mechanism she had created." Hill explained. "But if what she said about what he's capable of is true... I think it's time to call the Avengers."
"We do NOT contact Stark." Fury ordered.
"If I may..." the scientist with the tablet spoke up. "We have several metahumans and inhumans in SHIELD at the moment. If we're not getting the Avengers to deal with this... how about a new team?"
"You know, Doctor McCoy, that may not be such a bad idea." Fury smiled. "Doctor Brown. Would Firebrand be up for active duty?"
"One hour." Doctor Brown said with a smile, his finger blazing alight with a small ember.
[RPers: @Eeveechu151, @Shadow_Pup, @Fraseandchico, @Rohan Kishibe, @Martin Pine, @FrostCrispz, @StormingCobra55]
"This could be a problem."
"You're telling me." Nick Fury sighed, looking at what was on the screen. What the hell were they looking at? It seemed to be an abandoned HYDRA base, and all the soldiers inside were dead. Whatever killed them was nowhere to be seen. "You see that man thrown through the wall? No normal human could deal with that."
"Should we call Stark?" Maria Hill asked.
"No chance. You want the government figuring out I'm alive after I "died"? And after all the trouble we went to to assure the Sokovians weren't talking?" Fury sighed. "Call in Lightning Rod."
"So what am I looking for?" the hooded agent asked, walking through the facility. Clarke Evans wasn't often called for active duty, and he was psyched that he was being trusted for a mission.
"Whatever killed those HYDRA agents." Maria Hill explained over the comms.
"What agen- OH." Lightning Rod turned the corner to see the disfigured, dead soldiers. "Holy... wow. I'm investigating." Lightning Rod ran over to the body, checking it over. "This guy died from a snapped neck, it looks like. Excessive force. Wall's cracked, someone or something slammed him into it." He turned to look at the other guy down the... hall? "And that guy got thrown through the wall. Didn't kill him, though. Looks like... oh god, is his neck crushed?!"
"Focus."
"Right, sorry, Hill." Lightning Rod took a deep breath. "Oh hey, it's a computer." The agent ran over. "If this thing's connected to the mainframe, I might be able to access security camera footage. It looks like a security terminal." Lightning Rod tried turning it on. "Damn, no power. Give me a second." Lightning Rod started rubbing his hands together at a rapid pace, creating static. As he did, the marks on his arm stretched and tensed. Eventually, he had enough of a charge built up, and grabbed the power cord of the computer with one hand. The computer flashed awake. "Password?! Oh come on."
"The USB."
"Right!" The agent pulled a USB out of the pocket of his cloak quickly, jamming it into the harddrive. The special SHIELD tech sequentially ran through billions of possible passwords until finding the right one. Lightwood. What does that mean? Lightning Rod thought as he opened the files, searching for the camera footage. He found it, rewinding it until he saw the guys alive. Then he watched as some crazed, insane man smashed through the base with incredible speed and strength, strange black tendrils gripping the HYDRA agents as he killed them. "Uh, Hill? Hate to say it, but you lost the bet. We got a metahuman. Possibly inhuman."
"Download the footage and return to base. We'll extrapolate info from there." Maria replied, waving an agent off from her command center to prepare for retrieval. "Move to the rendezvous point."
"Right." Lightning Rod downloaded the footage to the USB, and when it was done he pulled it out and let go of the plug. The computer instantly fell silent again, lacking an internal battery, as Lightning Rod released the remaining electricity he had by shooting sparks into the air. The agent ran back towards the helicopter SHIELD had waiting for him.
"What do you make of this, Doctor Brown?" Fury asked, sitting at a table with him, Hill and two other scientists as they looked over the code.
"Your agent was right. This is definitely an Inhuman." The Doctor replied, pointing towards the back of the man. "Look where these tendrils are coming from. It's a mutation. We've seen weirder ones."
"He's dangerous." Hill said. "We have to find him and put him down before he can cause any more trouble."
"First, we need to know who he is." Fury interjected.
"Already done, boss." one of the other scientists said, turning around his tablet. "Bellamy Lightwood. Vanished a year ago at the same time and place as Morana Blake."
"Ghost Jumper?" Fury asked incredulously. "Her story was true?"
"You thought it wasn't?" Brown wondered.
"There was no evidence to support it, only the word. When she said it she was practically mad. We thought this Bellamy might just be some coping mechanism she had created." Hill explained. "But if what she said about what he's capable of is true... I think it's time to call the Avengers."
"We do NOT contact Stark." Fury ordered.
"If I may..." the scientist with the tablet spoke up. "We have several metahumans and inhumans in SHIELD at the moment. If we're not getting the Avengers to deal with this... how about a new team?"
"You know, Doctor McCoy, that may not be such a bad idea." Fury smiled. "Doctor Brown. Would Firebrand be up for active duty?"
"One hour." Doctor Brown said with a smile, his finger blazing alight with a small ember.