Breakout
Huntress is rarely not in a mood to bust some heads. She never thought it would be on Savant's behalf, and especially after what he did to Canary so many moons ago. But here she is, with his -- what should she call him? 'Partner' really doesn't work ... at least, not in her head. She's fairly sure Savant's oblivious -- and even if he weren't, she'd rather not think about it too much. With that in mind, Oracle none-too-subtly told her to stop Creote from taking his vengeance on Savant's captors too far.
The irony isn't lost on her.
There's no point in subtlety where Huntress is concerned, and she can take out her frustration at Sigiorello's reluctance to make her a capo (and everything else that's wrong with the world, in her opinion), on the door that stands before them.
There are few things in this world more satisfying to her than the sound of something breaking.
The irony isn't lost on her.
There's no point in subtlety where Huntress is concerned, and she can take out her frustration at Sigiorello's reluctance to make her a capo (and everything else that's wrong with the world, in her opinion), on the door that stands before them.
There are few things in this world more satisfying to her than the sound of something breaking.