The Count of Monte Carlo
"Ready as I'll ever be." Ako said. He rotated his shoulder, the one that had been dislocated a time or two, making sure he wouldn't have any lock-ups. While he still had the physique of someone a few years younger than he actually was, years of fighting were proving to be a little much for even a meta-human body. The week or so of rest he'd just gotten was a nice change of pace, but he was worried that he might have become too relaxed. He hadn't actively used his power in a while, and it was possible he may have slipped a little during the break.
He shrugged the thoughts aside, knowing they weren't any good. The break hadn't been that long, and his time with Gidget had kept him active. Thanks to her, there was only one part of him that had gotten stiff during his time off.
He smirked at that thought, looking to the woman walking just in front and to the side of him. He still didn't know his way around very well, and was perfectly fine with letting her lead. He wanted to ask what they could be up against, what danger the egg could possess, but he'd learned one thing from being a Meta and dealing with others; you never knew what you would be up against. Instead he just asked; "Are you?"
He shrugged the thoughts aside, knowing they weren't any good. The break hadn't been that long, and his time with Gidget had kept him active. Thanks to her, there was only one part of him that had gotten stiff during his time off.
He smirked at that thought, looking to the woman walking just in front and to the side of him. He still didn't know his way around very well, and was perfectly fine with letting her lead. He wanted to ask what they could be up against, what danger the egg could possess, but he'd learned one thing from being a Meta and dealing with others; you never knew what you would be up against. Instead he just asked; "Are you?"
Gidget's eyes shifted momentarrily. She hadn't really thought about her own feelings on the events at hand. She had been running on pure emotion. Perhaps that was for the best. If she thought about it too long she might realize this was incredibly dangerous. That thought alone drove her to ignore the danger. If the thing in the egg reached full maturity, it could mean unspeakable mass genocide.
The elevator signaled it's arrival with a chime and opened it's doors, bringing Gidget out of her thoughtful state. Her eyes became solid and she nodded to Ako. She stepped into the elevator and faced the her friends. That thing had killed her Ark, and it was payback time.
"Let's do this."