Girls, I have got to get out of this post-Janitor Tony Stark funk. Wish me luck.BUCKY BARNES:
Hey there, stud.
You catch your breath from round one?
Girls, I have got to get out of this post-Janitor Tony Stark funk. Wish me luck.BUCKY BARNES:
Hey there, stud.
You catch your breath from round one?
» Hey, soldier.
» Did Adaar talk to you about why she stepped down?
» Everything ok in command central?
Uh, you okay over there?
Holy crap, I need to get out of here. The low ceilings are NOT great here, and I could really punch a few things.
Wanna go find some place with IDK, a bunch of rocks for target practice?
Can't even get drunk with the rationing here. Took a crapload back home, and the last time I went out drinking, poor Patsy got so drunk she ended up hurting herself in a HYDRA fight. I'd like to skip the part where I have to carry a human torch back to base.
You remember that Jane Doe who came in a while ago in a coma? She had that yellow bug we found out by the Storybrooke marker?
It got stolen tonight.
Three guesses which group of punks it could have been, and two of those don't count.
-- I don't know if this thing with Rocket is going to get any better. I'm sorry.I tried to
[Selfie of Jess making an obnoxious face with a box of Lucky Goat coffee bags]
So who loves me best, exactly?
» I didn't threaten her, or tell her he's bad in bed. Or follow them. Or give bad omens.
» I think I'm really growing as a person.
I need volunteers to head out tomorrow. Military's found some dead Grounders and what they think might be some of our people who left the mountain. Either way, these people deserve to honored by their people, so that's what we're going to go: head out there and bring them back.CLARKE GRIFFIN:
You think you can get a hold of Lexa? Some of her people were among the dead.MILITARY SERGEANTS - ALL:
Earlier today, we were informed of an altercation or some other event with some Grounders who were communicating via their walkies. We couldn't get a confirmation on what was happening, so we send a scout team out to the location.
Unfortunately, it wasn't a great sight they stumbled on. About half a dozen people were found in that frozen state, and another ten or so were killed. It looks like a battle of some sort, but we're not sure what happened.
We're sending R&R out to recover the bodies so we can give them proper burial. The statues are just like the others. Hard as a rock, no real way to draw blood or any other kind of medical test to see what's going on.
All right, come on.
Carol keeps looking at me weird, and anytime I go near the blind one, he pretends he can't hear me walking. I'm friends with some of you in your reality, and I assume that's fucking awesome, but I don't know you, and you don't know me very, so can you all just come and talk to me like normal people? I get along just fine withSideburnsWolverine, no shared universe needed.
So, I dunno, I'm not good at friends and I'm not very nice, but you should talk to me and I'll talk back at you and we'll get to know each other.
So what's the story with their world's Bucky Barnes? He's legit missing an arm and doesn't have that super cool robotic one. Age is off from ours too. Spry though. Enthusiastic. Great kisser.
Fill me in.
Surveillance spotted three disturbances just outside our perimeter. To the north, our intel indicates the presence of four frost giants. East south east, roughly 100 robots. West, orcs.
We're taking volunteers from our military ranks to form three separate teams to handle this. These teams will investigate the disturbances, and defend our home. From what I've been told about what's out there, you should expect hostility. The remaining military will then be assigned to the second and third lines of defense, as well as guard posts, to ensure all of the civilians within our walls are safe. You'll provide back-up, if necessary. Listen to your commanders' orders.
It should go without saying, but until we tell you otherwise, this information is strictly classified. There is no need to incite panic among the rest of the population if we can take care of this at a distance, and I have faith that we can. If these threats make it past our front line, we'll handle it. For now, we're concentrating on making sure they don't get close enough to breach our walls in the first place.