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fardell24Upon using an emergency exit they found security waiting for them. Ninja Talon slammed it closed and SpiderGirl webbed it shut. “OK, up to the roof,” SpiderGirl directed.
“Are you sure?” the professor asked.
“Of course,” SpiderGirl responded. “We’ll have more options than on the ground level.”
“It’s just that, I’m afraid of heights.”
“We can work with that,” Ninja Talon responded.
They soon found a stairwell to the roof.
SpiderGirl opened the roof door to only find two guards on either side. She quickly webbed up both of them before turning back to the others. “The coast is clear to the south, but that could change quickly.”
She turned back and swung so that she landed on top of the exit.
She saw that agents were already climbing onto the roof at the northern end. “Move, move, move!” she said.
The silent vigilante brought the professor out, while Ninja Talon swung up next to SpiderGirl.
“We can hold them off more than long enough,” she said.
“Into the fray; responsibility calls,” SpiderGirl confirmed.
The two then targeted the agents and started shooting webs and throwing shuriken and smoke pellets to delay them.
The silent vigilante got to a southern fire escape with the professor and looked down. The ground at the base of the building was free of security. ‘But that could be deceiving.’ But they had to take the risk. She looked back and signalled the other two.
Soon, they were a block away. “The question now is, where to go now?” Ninja Talon asked. “It’s probably not a good idea to take him back to the hospital.”
“The Story Oak is out. Joey is suspicious enough already,” SpiderGirl added. “And probably Larissa too.”
The Hospital would seem to be the better choice, the silent vigilante said.
“The Hospital. I guess there would be more police there, even if Oscorp would expect us to take him back there,” SpiderGirl mused. She turned to the silent vigilante. “Do you know all the ways in?”
Most of them, the silent vigilante responded.
“That will have to do,” SpiderGirl said.
One of the rear entrances might be the best idea the silent vigilante decided.
Back at the Story Oak, Daria Morgendorffer and Sandi Griffin arrived. “It looks similar to the Historia,” Sandi commented.
“They are both Art Deco.”
“It’s more than that.”
“They were probably built at the same time from similar plans,” Daria said as she led the way into the café. “And Larissa was inspired by us to do the restoration.”
“I guess so,” Sandi mused.
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“Are you sure?” the professor asked.
“Of course,” SpiderGirl responded. “We’ll have more options than on the ground level.”
“It’s just that, I’m afraid of heights.”
“We can work with that,” Ninja Talon responded.
They soon found a stairwell to the roof.
SpiderGirl opened the roof door to only find two guards on either side. She quickly webbed up both of them before turning back to the others. “The coast is clear to the south, but that could change quickly.”
She turned back and swung so that she landed on top of the exit.
She saw that agents were already climbing onto the roof at the northern end. “Move, move, move!” she said.
The silent vigilante brought the professor out, while Ninja Talon swung up next to SpiderGirl.
“We can hold them off more than long enough,” she said.
“Into the fray; responsibility calls,” SpiderGirl confirmed.
The two then targeted the agents and started shooting webs and throwing shuriken and smoke pellets to delay them.
The silent vigilante got to a southern fire escape with the professor and looked down. The ground at the base of the building was free of security. ‘But that could be deceiving.’ But they had to take the risk. She looked back and signalled the other two.
Soon, they were a block away. “The question now is, where to go now?” Ninja Talon asked. “It’s probably not a good idea to take him back to the hospital.”
“The Story Oak is out. Joey is suspicious enough already,” SpiderGirl added. “And probably Larissa too.”
The Hospital would seem to be the better choice, the silent vigilante said.
“The Hospital. I guess there would be more police there, even if Oscorp would expect us to take him back there,” SpiderGirl mused. She turned to the silent vigilante. “Do you know all the ways in?”
Most of them, the silent vigilante responded.
“That will have to do,” SpiderGirl said.
One of the rear entrances might be the best idea the silent vigilante decided.
Back at the Story Oak, Daria Morgendorffer and Sandi Griffin arrived. “It looks similar to the Historia,” Sandi commented.
“They are both Art Deco.”
“It’s more than that.”
“They were probably built at the same time from similar plans,” Daria said as she led the way into the café. “And Larissa was inspired by us to do the restoration.”
“I guess so,” Sandi mused.
( Read More )
