Eye Spy
Barton was no stranger to having his head kicked in. Though considering he was attempting to be on break when all of the crazy boat stuff happened to him, it didnât exactly make him feel like it was Christmas.
Maaaaan⊠My headâŠ
Owwwww⊠aw, head, noâŠ
This is worse than when one of Starkâs tech âaccidentallyâ went off in my face in that one time in that one place whereâŠ
âŠGod. I canât even remember.
âŠSo anyway, speaking of not remembering⊠where the hell am I..? No matter how bad this looks it canât be New Jersey.
Heh.
Take that, Kate.
The archer looked around for a reaction, raised an eyebrow, and then sighed.
âŠRight, sheâs not here. Okay, letâs try surroundings. Uh. Banner. Brown. Green. Stuff. Sky. More stuff. Blue. White. Okay. Good start. Real good start.
SiiiiighâŠ
Clint was definitely in deep water here. New territory, new⊠things. Well, new everything, really. He noticed Lucky was still with him, despite his weird sober-drunk stupor, and promptly gave him a quick ruffle of his head fur, as Lucky licked at his arm.
"Câmon, Lucky. Weâll figure this out, yeah?"
His thoughts bounced around for a bit, darting his eyes to and from, here and there, around and about.
Hey, so, this looks like a place, right? Like, like a people place. A place with people. I mean, there were definitely people before. Weird people. Probably crazy people. Probably.
Anyway, thereâs gotta be people people who arenât gonna be secretly HYDRA or something. Letâs look aroundâŠ
Clintâs new plan took him inside the gates, Lucky in tow, and had him wander around aimlessly for a few⊠seconds.
I am hopelessly lost.
Good going.
Egh. You know what, Clint..?
Clint waved at the nearest person, a few metres away, yelling (somewhat) calmly in a perplexed tone.
"Hey, uh, hi, I have absolutely no idea where I am, what Iâm doing, or whatâs going on but hello my name is Clint Barton and can you fill me in on absolutely any of that right now please and thank you?"
Eridan quite liked spending time at the docks. It shouldn't have been all that surprising; even if he'd never spent much time in the water, he'd lived in a shipwreck in the middle of the ocean his whole life. It was kind of nice to be near the ocean again, even in this stupid city.
Usually he had no trouble walking to the docks. As shitty as his rank was, few people wanted to risk pissing off the military. Today, though, apparently wasn't his lucky day.
He gave a flat stare in response to the wave, his frown becoming more pronounced when he realised it was directed at him. Just great. What was it about him that made humans think he wanted to help them? Probably not his expression, that was for sure.
This couldn't be part of his job description.
Still, the human-- Clint? Stupid name-- probably wouldn't take 'leave me the hell alone' for an answer. And there was always the possibility that explaining shit to pandead humans was one of his duties.
"So you just, wwhat, ignored evverythin' the guards at the docks said?" Never mind that so had Eridan and that the guards were usually less than helpful. He sighed. "The city's called Thalassia an' I don't think no one rightly knowws exactly what's goin' on. As for wwhat you're doin', howw the fuck wwould I knoww?"












