Bullseye didn't know what was worse— the existence of a single devil of hell's kitchen who, frankly, was more like an annoying cherub than anything devilish— or one devil inspiring another. Just what the little fucked up ecosystem of New York needed, another holier than thou vigilante. However upon closer inspection, maybe things wouldn't be too bad. He needed something fun, and if fun came in the wrapping of tits in a cheesy outfit ( look who was thinking), maybe it was time for Bullseye to embrace Daredevil. The light in his eyes shifted, transformed, as the rest of his body leaned into the assertive touch. For being completely repulsed by a psychopath, she was awfully keen on being close. So close they could practically . . .
‘ Good thing I brushed my teeth. Smell nice and minty, yeah? ’
Bash their foreheads together and draw blood. Bullseye allowed his face to be grabbed, just as he allowed her to get THIS close to him, and allowed her to believe she had some sort of upper hand. It was hot in an odd, fucked up way; relinquishing his massive ego in a sudden game of cat-and-mouse. The mad man tilted his head though kept his chin held in her grasp. Iit was only a slight movement, but it was enough to elevate his chin and his eye level. That insufferable ego could not be subdued by more than a few pegs. Tongue dragged against lips that were, sure, slightly dehydrated, before he attempted to lean forward to blow some of the minty breath in her face.
‘ We keeping the outfits on or off? ’
As vile as she regarded him, freshly brushed teeth were a reprieve from the mutated human-crocodile breath of an Oscorp scientist or nicotine rotting teeth she passed by on the street every day. His soap and shampoo weren’t surprising, not far off the scent of military-issued products he’d have gotten in the service. Frank smelled similar, but with more pine and different aftershave. Training stuck with soldiers; familiarity in the repetition. Milla identified the fluoride and alcoholic sugar of the toothpaste. There was a higher concentration of iron in his water than her home – either an older building or he wasn’t squirreled away in Hell’s at all.
Bullseye wasn’t an easy catch. He rarely ever let it happen; Milla knew pinning him now wasn’t earned success, but her purpose only needed a minute.
“ Shut up — I’m focusing. ”
Her grip tightened, feeling the ever so slight give – not enough to hurt – of natural bones in his jaw, porous and human. So he wasn’t like Logan. The prison’s anatomical chart remained up to date in terms of added metals as far as she could tell. The reverberation from his spine when she substituted a thrown pipe for a billy club earlier sounded like standing under a peeling church bell.
Her thumb pressed against his temple to gauge his skull. The synthetic weave of his suit and mask were almost slippery under her leather gloves. How was he comfortable at all? The fabric would feel like sludged oil covering her skin if she pulled it on.
Poindexter wasn’t going to let her poke all his joints. A sniper was patient by training and some in nature, but she heard that thin patience waning. Smoothing his tongue across chapped lips sounded like scraping tree bark. Milla released his face, the heel of her palm striking against his chest to shove him backwards while testing the resiliency of the ribs over his heart. It was a child’s game: metal or not metal?
“ Cute offer. But I’m happily married. ”