Bucky Barnes (The Winter Soldier) (
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I'm gonna shake up the system
Who: Bucky, Steve, Fortuna, and Diarmuid.
Where: The building across from the welcome center and into the underground tunnels
When: January 9th, in the dark hours of the morning
Summary: It's time for a rescue mission.
Warnings: ???
After Zeloph sent him and Steve the map of the underground tunnels, Bucky had been reminded of the predicament the priestess had been in while he'd been sitting around feeling sorry for himself. He cursed internally over the lack of focus and almost immediately began to plan on how he would help the priestess, going over all the information he'd acquired in the past few months that would help. It was easy enough to figure out the other two key holders the mysterious figure was referring to with a little process of elimination, and he'd visited Fortuna and Diarmuid before the day was over, discussing plans with them and what they might expect.
When he returned and asked Steve to accompany them, they'd had an argument about the kid's presence, but Bucky had placated him by saying he'd already tried to suggest Diarmuid stay home, and that the boy had been adamant in joining them. It didn't make Steve happy about it, but it was enough to let them move on and start to prepare.
He had several weapons now, even if it wasn't nearly as close to his old arsenal in size, and that reassured him somewhat. A pistol he'd save for emergencies, several knives, and something else he'd acquired in case Burnie got involved. He'd stick with hand-to-hand and the knives if he could, as much as he wanted to use the gun. The strange bag that was larger than it seemed was also taken in case they found something they needed to store and bring back with them, but he left the medallion key in one of his normal pockets for easy access.
It was early enough in the morning that it was still about as dark as it could get when he arrived, wearing the armor HYDRA gave him--though he left the mask and goggles so he could easily communicate with the others--in addition to his leather jacket to help conceal his arm. He had no need to conceal his face when he didn't plan to be seen anyway, and even if he did wear them and was spotted, he doubted it would hide his identity.
All that was left now was to retrieve Rhea and Mai.
Bucky stood near the door to the building, wondering if he might have to break in to enter--the palm reader the elemental had used was still there, but he thought it unlikely it would accept his hand print, and even if it did, he didn't want to leave a definite trace of his presence. Giving Burnie any more obvious clues as to what he's been doing probably wouldn't be a good idea.
Where: The building across from the welcome center and into the underground tunnels
When: January 9th, in the dark hours of the morning
Summary: It's time for a rescue mission.
Warnings: ???
After Zeloph sent him and Steve the map of the underground tunnels, Bucky had been reminded of the predicament the priestess had been in while he'd been sitting around feeling sorry for himself. He cursed internally over the lack of focus and almost immediately began to plan on how he would help the priestess, going over all the information he'd acquired in the past few months that would help. It was easy enough to figure out the other two key holders the mysterious figure was referring to with a little process of elimination, and he'd visited Fortuna and Diarmuid before the day was over, discussing plans with them and what they might expect.
When he returned and asked Steve to accompany them, they'd had an argument about the kid's presence, but Bucky had placated him by saying he'd already tried to suggest Diarmuid stay home, and that the boy had been adamant in joining them. It didn't make Steve happy about it, but it was enough to let them move on and start to prepare.
He had several weapons now, even if it wasn't nearly as close to his old arsenal in size, and that reassured him somewhat. A pistol he'd save for emergencies, several knives, and something else he'd acquired in case Burnie got involved. He'd stick with hand-to-hand and the knives if he could, as much as he wanted to use the gun. The strange bag that was larger than it seemed was also taken in case they found something they needed to store and bring back with them, but he left the medallion key in one of his normal pockets for easy access.
It was early enough in the morning that it was still about as dark as it could get when he arrived, wearing the armor HYDRA gave him--though he left the mask and goggles so he could easily communicate with the others--in addition to his leather jacket to help conceal his arm. He had no need to conceal his face when he didn't plan to be seen anyway, and even if he did wear them and was spotted, he doubted it would hide his identity.
All that was left now was to retrieve Rhea and Mai.
Bucky stood near the door to the building, wondering if he might have to break in to enter--the palm reader the elemental had used was still there, but he thought it unlikely it would accept his hand print, and even if it did, he didn't want to leave a definite trace of his presence. Giving Burnie any more obvious clues as to what he's been doing probably wouldn't be a good idea.
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She whispers to Bucky.]
If we're lucky, they'll never know who summoned that spirit.
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This is one thing he'll always miss from working primarily on his own--he never had to rely on the skills of others in order to complete the mission. Supplies and transportation, yes, skills no. He hates sitting and waiting, but he knows trying to get in there where Diarmuid is now would only make those inside aware of their presence.]
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If the situation's right, maybe he can even knock out the person, but he's not about to risk it if there's too many of them.]
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"What the-? Who let 'ese in here?"
[Though as he approaches, he catches sight of the young woman standing in the middle of the magicked circle. At first he doesn't seem to recognize the woman, but as he takes out a tonfa, the glow around her hands tips him off.]
"You're a--"
Sorry old man, your shift ends here.
[The Elemental laughs softly, before moving her hands as though plucking the strings of a harp.]
O' bound unto night, faded within sight...
[As the siren sings, her voice carries beyond the window as a spell casts. Any (whether they be horsebird or metahuman) who hear will find themselves smaller than a toy doll...]
Bound fast unto fate afoul... as the winds howl...
[...and the shrunken guard finds a sudden gust of wind slams him into the ceiling.]
Hm... Perhaps I had overdone it.
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Due to not being Ant Man, it takes him a while to make his way through the shock and trepidation to realize that the only difference is size, but it's different enough that he has to pause for several moments to collect himself. He's too disoriented by the transformation to regain his focus.]no subject
When the sing ends, though, something...unexpected happens. Diarmuid finds the world changing around him. Maybe it is because he is so small naturally or maybe it is all the tales he was brought up on, but he figures out pretty quickly what is going on.
"I've been shrunk!" The boy can't help but giggle when he hears his squeaky voice. It takes much longer for him to move from behind the box than it did before, but once he makes it, he runs up to the Avatar and looks up at her. Way up at her...
"I'm a mouse! Squeak!" He runs around in a circle to make sure he gets her attention before continuing, "Did you mean to make me bittier too, Lady, or did you oops?"
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"What the hell?"
Fortuna looks over to see Violet has shrunk, too. Birds have good hearing, after all.
"Uh...well...at least we can fit through the window now?"
She grasps at the blade of grass in front of her, her mind still reeling. This is so weird...
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The guard continues to dangle from the ceiling...
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His expression becomes pleading, "Can you go to the window and help them come in before the spell wears off?"
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He tries not to think about his state except to account for Fortuna's statement. With nothing more than a glance in the troll's direction to acknowledge it, he turns to head towards said window as quickly as he can.
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For now, he puts the mic back on the door, trying to listen on anything that might've occurred now.
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A little help would probably be appreciated. Give her something to do that isn't realizing how utterly bizarre it is that she's suddenly the size of an action figure...
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Not all appreciate being handled by a siren, after all. She walks--or to be more accurate, hovers--toward the window, holding out a pale white hand as though it were a platform.
My apologies... It has been ages since I last spread my wings. Would you like me to give you both and your feathered companion a hand?
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As she says this, the siren messenger slowly lowers her hand so that the two could easily jump off without injury.
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He almost misses the incapacitated guard hanging from the ceiling, but after seeing him, things start to come into focus. The spell was clearly meant for him, and if it's going to wear off soon for them, it will for the intended victim as well. There's no telling how long he'll remain unconscious, so Bucky begins looking for anything they might restrain him with--it's a closet of some kind, so it should have some rope or something, right?
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"Anyone else around here?" she asks quietly, keeping alert for the sound of any movement outside the door. Bucky was already on damage control for the guard, so she had to do something else useful - no sense in standing around doing nothing, and less sense in rushing in. Maybe if she was alone, but as part of a team she considered them too.
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Diarmuid moves to stand by the boxes again so he is a little way away from the others for when the spell wears off and then gives them a curious look, "Steve didn't get shrunk?"
Looks like they still need to go to the door after all...
I am so sorry, Bucky
For now, the elemental disappears into the aether...
As much as the Winter Soldier searches, the most he can find is giant crates and a few broken chain links. The guard remains unconscious, embedded into the plaster ceiling from the waist up.
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"We need to make sure he can't call anyone later," he says while looking at the guard again before turning to Fortuna. Perhaps her drones might be able to spot something before they return to normal.
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But then they'd have a body to get rid of. That's always trouble, plus, deaths have a tendency to make it much easier to justify lethal force in retaliation...
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And she does as she'd said, having the Sundowner take one into its storage compartment and maneuvering back out through the window to take the device to Steve. She's still watching the guard warily. What sort of position would he be in when he returns to normal? Hopefully it'll just wind up knocking him out longer or something; she's not seeing anything to hold someone.
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Radios. Definitely useful.
He waited a moment, trying to listen in on anything before he said something himself.
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