Introducing Phobia [OTA]
She wasn't the kind to mind where she ended up, so long as it wasn't the end. There were options. With this place the options were limited, but still there. Limitations, Sin wasn't fond of at all, but it was a job, it was a place to stay, it was decent. She'd deal. Even if she didn't work for the Americans, even if she didn't rightly care for their 'true cause'. She was there to kick back, lash out when directed and have a roof over her head. It wasn't any worse than trekking through Russia on her own. How they'd found her, she didn't know. She'd been careful, never the same place twice, never the same employer twice. Somehow, they'd tracked her down though.
It irritated her.
She'd already inspected the various little minions for their fears, and some of them were rather creative. She had to put a few of them down to too much time around mutants. Along with the basic phobias, which she was surprised about, weren't the army guys meant to be hard core afraid of nothing? What she always enjoyed was a good claustrophobic. And one of them was. It was easy to sit in the back of the jeep, sunglasses over her eyes, jacket pulled around herself and just let it go. The moment he started fidgeting, she knew she had him. They were barely in the compound area when he opened the door and fell from the jeep. The driver stopped and Sin made a point of acting surprised and leaning forward, looking out the side of the vehicle to see what the hell had just happened. "Does he regularly leap from moving vehicles?" She asked, her sunglasses sliding down her nose slightly.
The other guy just shook his head. Watching his friend stand up slowly and look around. "He's never done that before." Clearly, ask the mutant what she did, never popped to mind, and Sin grabbed her bag, climbing from the back seat and out.
"How about you take him to get looked at, I'll walk from here." And off she went, smirking to herself as she went. It took her twenty minutes to walk from the main entrance -the guarded post anyway, to the barrack and building area. Along the way another two MPs got their knickers twisted while Sin just smirked behind her red hair. God, this was easy. Maybe getting tracked down wasn't too bad after all.
It irritated her.
She'd already inspected the various little minions for their fears, and some of them were rather creative. She had to put a few of them down to too much time around mutants. Along with the basic phobias, which she was surprised about, weren't the army guys meant to be hard core afraid of nothing? What she always enjoyed was a good claustrophobic. And one of them was. It was easy to sit in the back of the jeep, sunglasses over her eyes, jacket pulled around herself and just let it go. The moment he started fidgeting, she knew she had him. They were barely in the compound area when he opened the door and fell from the jeep. The driver stopped and Sin made a point of acting surprised and leaning forward, looking out the side of the vehicle to see what the hell had just happened. "Does he regularly leap from moving vehicles?" She asked, her sunglasses sliding down her nose slightly.
The other guy just shook his head. Watching his friend stand up slowly and look around. "He's never done that before." Clearly, ask the mutant what she did, never popped to mind, and Sin grabbed her bag, climbing from the back seat and out.
"How about you take him to get looked at, I'll walk from here." And off she went, smirking to herself as she went. It took her twenty minutes to walk from the main entrance -the guarded post anyway, to the barrack and building area. Along the way another two MPs got their knickers twisted while Sin just smirked behind her red hair. God, this was easy. Maybe getting tracked down wasn't too bad after all.