Woman In Captain America 소설 & 이야기

Meanwhile, the victim actually looks calm and becomes increasingly agitated to irritate the captain. Nina worked laughing at Depney's antics every time she tried to fight the captain. But in another place, there is a woman who actually looks gloomy seeing the closeness of the two of them. "Bella?" ***

She slowly reached for her mask with her right hand. “I am what people call the Witch of Hell, the Harbinger of Darkness but people know me by a more famous name.” The woman took off her mask and unveiled her face that was hidden. “My name is Roosevelt Scarlett, the Scarlett Witch. And your great ancestor.” The woman said once she took her mask off.

Two days later Lauren visits me again to inform me that they found the woman and have cornered her. “Goddess, we are not mafia, Lauren,” I mutter as I shrug on the jacket. She wisely keeps silent but accompanies me to where they have kept the woman ‘captive’. The woman is not a whimpering mess when I reach there. Unlike most of these captives or rogues I have met, she bows respectfully but keeps her dignity intact. She remains silent when others file out except Lauren. “Why did you sneak into Kaizen’s house?” The woman remains quiet for a moment, but long enough for Lauren to spur into action. She grabs her throat, tilting her head back.

“Of fighting blind.” The undecided votes shrank. Approval climbed to 68%. Reject fell. The legacy root confirmed. “Consensus achieved.” Kane’s jaw tightened. “You’re making a mistake.” “Maybe,” I replied. “But it’ll be ours.” The amber signal brightened. Then resolved into a live feed. Static flickered briefly. Then cleared. A woman appeared on the central screen. Mid-thirties. Calm eyes. Military posture. No insignia. No visible augmentation. Confidence without ornament.

You know someone’s reach when they can afford to put water on the water. As Julian escorts me inside to an intimate sitting room with white carpeting, white furnishing and glossy brown walls with illuminated tanned ceilings, a blond woman in a white captain’s uniform and captain’s hat walks over to us, swaying her curvaceous hips as she walks over to Julian. “We’ll be ready to take off as soon as you say the word, Julian,” she says, battling her long lashes at him.

Standing beside the fire. It was a woman. Mid-forties, braided hair, civilian clothes. Unarmed. She looked up before they could move. “I know you’re there,” she said, voice steady. Cassian stiffened. “Trap?” “No. Look at her posture. She’s waiting.” Anaïs stood slowly. “You Crane?” The woman didn’t flinch. “Not quite. But I speak for him.” Cassian stood next. Maris followed. The woman smiled faintly. “Took you long enough.”

To stand together. "I won't run anymore," Lina said firmly. "I'm fighting for my family." Part 8: The Enemy Leader On the island's shoreline— A tall woman stepped off the lead helicopter. She wore a black tactical coat. A silver emblem gleamed on her collar. She removed her gloves slowly. Her cold gray eyes surveyed the island. "So..." She smiled faintly. "The family reunion has begun." One of her officers approached. "Commander Nyra, our teams are in position."

She was rather lean but I could see the strength in her legs and the tone of her arms. I’d focused on analyzing her so much that I hadn’t noticed them approaching, sending prisoner by prisoner to their punishment one by one. “Carey McCallie, correct?” the Alpha asks, her voice silky and sultry. “Yes, Alpha,” the woman who responded was tall with the form of a warrior. Her hair was short and golden blonde and her eyes were a deep azure blue. “Tell me. What was your crime?” the Alpha said despite the clipboard in her hand that detailed the crime.

The Alpha attempted to dismiss her, eager to leave before the situation escalated further, but Walther stopped them both, his eyes fixed on the new arrival. “Who is this female? She is clearly human,” Walther noted, his tone dismissive, as if she were an irrelevant piece of furniture. Farah immediately stepped forward, placing herself between Atticus and the Chief Warrior. “I am his wife, Farah. Where are you taking him? What has he done? We only arrived on this island a few hours ago. This must be an error.” “His wife?” Walther repeated, a rare flicker of surprise crossing his face as he looked from Atticus to the small human woman. “How is that even possible? You are not that Anna.”

His jaw tightened. “And it’s not your fault?” Silence stretched for a second. Then— “You’re about to lead us into another hundred-year war with your incompetence.” “Give me the order,” Bret murmured under his breath. I ignored him and focused my gaze on the piece of shit I was trying my hardest not to kill right now. “We all lost men,” the woman said, her tone measured. “Not you, though,” someone else cut in. “Heard you got new replacements.” My attention shifted before I could stop it.