#kit marshall

Chapter 1 >>

"Karli Morgenthau is to dangerous for you guys to be pulling this shit!" Walker put heavy stress on the last word.

"Ah! How'd you find us now?" Bucky teased, as they walked towards them.

"Come on. You think three Avengers can walk around Latvia without drawing attention?" Lemur stated, quickly walking down the steps.

"No more keeping us in the dark. You can start by telling us why you broke him out of prison."

"He did that himself, technically."

"This better be an unbelievable explanation." He threw his hands up in the air.

"Hey, take it easy before it gets weird." Sam stopped Walker.

"I know where Karli is." Zemo stated before walking around him.

He put a hand out to stop the baron, "well where?"

Marshall looked at Sam, making frantic hand gestures- signing- 'we can't tell him! He's a lunatic.' 

"All we know is it's a memorial."

'Are you fucking kidding me Sam.'

"So we're gonna intercept her there." Wilson added.

"That means civilians. High risk of causalities." Lemur pointed out as they started to follow Zemo.

"All right, good, we'll move in fast. Take her by surprise." Walker instructed, formulating a plan.

"No, I wanna talk to her alone."

"I'm not losing her again."

"Look, the person closest to her died, she's vulnerable. If there's any time to reason with her, it's now."

"What? No. Wait, no! No! Stop! Hold on. Stop, okay. I think we're way past reasoning with her,  unless you forgot the fact that she blew up a building with people still in it."

"Sam, you walk in there cold, she could kill you."

"And if I go in hot and the op goes wrong, more people will die."

"Are you gonna let your partner walk into a room with a super soldier alone?" Walker asked Bucky, completely ignoring Kit.

"He's dealt with worse. And he's not my partner." Bucky added the last bit almost as an afterthought, a reflex.

"I used to counsel soldiers dealing with trauma, okay? This is right in my wheelhouse."

"Yeah, I know. And I know those soldiers, which is why I know this is a bad idea."

"Wait John. If he can talk her down, it might be worth a try." Lemur told him.

He scoffed, but reluctantly agreed, "We'll deal with you later," he addressed Zemo.

"I'm sure it will all come to an agreeable conclusion. My associate is just up ahead." He walked over to her- others in tow.

"Hello my friend, this is for your family," he brandished some money out of his coat, giving it to her. "Can you show us the way?"

She gestured for them to follow her.

"What the hell?" Walker said to Lemur, following in the rear.

They entered what appeared to be a large boiler room, "Karli's in there," Zemo told them as the girl disappeared through the door.

"All right." Sam followed the path of the girl.

Roughly Walker handcuffed Zemo to one of the tanks, "Hey, you got ten minuets."

"Really?" Zemo complained.

"Then we're doing things my way."

"Aggressive." Zemo added. "But I get it."

Kit was sitting on the brick wall- the one Zemo was handcuffed to, Bucky was standing next to where she was, while Walker just stared at the shield. There was something seriously wrong inside that mans head. Kit regarded him, analysing the difference. John Walker is aggressive, Steve wasn't like that. Even in the midst of pure rage, he could never kill someone unnecessarily- good moral standards were at the core of every decision he made, regardless of his own emotional state.

John Walker is different. When he gets angry, morality is not his priority because ultimately he isn't a man of the people, he's a man who centres his own desires, no matter the cost. He doesn't stop to question himself because his ego won't let him.

Where Steve Rogers was measured, John Walker is impulsive. Where Steve Rogers looked out for everyone's best interests, John Walker looks out for his own.

Where Steve Rogers showed self-restraint, John Walker would definitely take the kill strike.

John Walker is not a good man- she concluded, satisfied at her thoughts she looked to Bucky, who was once again doing his thousand yard GI Joe stare.

Then suddenly Walker got up, pacing around the room, "Uh-uh. No, no, no. This is a bad idea."

"It hasn't been ten minuets, John. Just sit tight."

Marshall could tell, from Walkers body language, from his words, from his steps, that something was about to go down. Then she saw something click inside of him, he paced forward, "I'm going in." Kit jumped down, and Bucky stepped forward stopping Walker, "this is all really easy for you, isn't it? All that serum running through your veins. Barnes, your partner needs backup in there." Once again he disregarded Kit, something Steve had never done. "Do you really want his blood on your hands?"

Marshall was so sick of this guy, 'back off Walker.'

"What did she say?" Walker questioned Bucky.

"She told you to back off."

Walker stepped forward menacingly, "what?"

Kit was done with him.

Stepping even closer to her, stopping when his face was mere inchs away hers. "And who are you to tell me what to do? You can't even speak." She grabbed his arm twisting it back.

He curled his hand into a fist and aimed for the front of her face. His fist hit the corner of her mouth, splitting her lip, his second punch hit the bridge of her nose. Her blood splattered all over the ground of the boiler room.

Tasting blood, she did what appeared to be a silent growl as Walker stepped into a blazing roundhouse kick that rattled his skull. He started to fall until--

Marsh's other foot slammed into his rib cage, slamming him into the wall.

She pursued him and fired foot and fist into him repeatedly, like she was exercising on a heavy bag rather than hitting a person. Walker kneed her in the stomach, then they were on the ground wrestling. 

As much was clear, she wasn't Steve, but neither was he- at least she didn't go around parading as him.

Lemar stepped behind her, as she predicted he would and he tried to pull her away from his friend. Finally Bucky intervened, "hey," he whispered as he pulled her back, she tried to break free of his grip. When he felt she had herself under control, he released her. Kit stepped forward and spat at Walkers feet, a mixture of blood and saliva.

'disgrace.'

Chapter 1 >>

Kit Marshall was walking through the streets of Riga in Lavatia.

"I heard what became of Sokovia cannibalized by it's neighbours before the land was cleared of rubble, erased from the map. I don't suppose any of you bothered visiting the memorial?"

At their stony faces and silence met him, Zemo continued. "Of course not. Why would you? We are here."

"I'm going to go on a walk." Bucky exclaimed looking around.

Kit tilted her head in question.

"You good?"

Bucky briefly nodded, "Yeah. I'll see you guys in a bit." With that he turned and walked back down the street they had come from.

Kit hesitated briefly before following Sam and Zemo inside. Her sides still hurt from the shipping containers in Madripor. The door opened revealing Bucky as Kit began to redress the bandages around her. Zemo walked out of the bathroom in what appeared to be a robe with a towel wrapped around his head. Sam looked up with a questioning look as the door opened, sitting on one of the stools before the kitchen.

"Well, the Wakandans are here. They want Zemo. Bought us some more time."

"Were you followed?" Sam quizzed.

"No." He replied, checking if Kit was all right with her wounds.

"How can you be so sure?" Zemo cynically questioned.

"Cause I know when I'm being followed."

'The Wakandans all ready know we are here.' Kit signalled before adding the finishing touches to the dressing.

"It was sweet of you to defend me at least."

"Hey, you shut it. No one's defending you. You killed Nagel."

"Do we really have to litigate what may or may not have happened?"

Kit watched Bucky read something on his phone a shocked expression on his face.

"There's nothing to litigate. You straight shot the man."

"Guys." He only addressed Sam and Kit.

"What?"

"Karli bombed a GRC supply depot."

"What? What's the damage?"

"Eleven injured, three dead. They have a list of demands and are promising more attacks if those demands aren't met."

"She's getting worse. I have the will to complete this mission. Do the three of you?"

"She's just a kid."

"You're seeing something in her that isn't there. You're clouded by it. She's a supremacist. The very concept of a super soldier will always trouble people. It's that warped aspiration that led to Nazis, to Ultron, to the Avengers."

"Hey those are our friends you're talking about."

"The avengers, not the Nazis."

"So, Karli is radicalized, but there has to be a peaceful way to stop her."

"The desire to become a superhuman cannot be separated from supremacist ideals. Anyone with that serum is inherently on that path. She will not stop. She will escalate until you kill her."

Sam maintained his stoic expression and Zemo continued. "Or she kills you."

"Maybe your wrong Zemo. The serum never corrupted Steve."

"Touche. But there has never been another Steve Rogers, has there?"

"Well, maybe we should give him to the Wakandans right now."

"And you'll give up your tour guide?"

"Yes."

'Hands down.'

"From my understanding, Donya is like a pillar of the community, right? So when I was a kid, my TT passed away."

"Your TT." Bucky said sitting on the blue flower speckled couch, near Kit. His eyes were shut in frustration.

"Yeah my TT, yeah."

"Who is your TT?"

Kit chuckled as silent as ever at their attitudes.

"Fine when I was a kid, my aunt passed away and the entire neighbourhood got together for a ceremony. It was like a week long."

'And you think they could be doing the same thing for Donya?'

"Bingo. Maybe they're doing the same thing for Donya." He said pointing to Kit.

"Worth a shot."

"Your TT would be proud of you." Zemo told him with a voice that was in between sarcastic and earnest. "Turkish delight." He threw one at Sam. "Irresistible."

Kit Marshal sighed, Zemo was the most irritating guy in the world, somehow, someway he managed to manipulate everyone's words and actions. And Kit was steadily getting sick of it.

Following Zemo they strolled through the old fashioned streets looking at the once grand buildings. They made their way to a refugee camp, the sounds of children and laughter met their ears. Kit smiled, even in the worst situations how did these children remain happy and playful. It must have been the impact this Donya figure had on them.

"Shame what's become of this place. When I was young, we used to come here for fabulous dinners and parties. I knew nothing of the politics of the time, of course, but I remember it being beautiful."

"I'm gonna take a look around upstairs. See what you can find out here. And keep and eye on him."

Zemo stared at the children in the distance, "I'll stay out of your way."

Kit and Bucky shared a look, before walking over to some people. "Donya?" Everyone walked away or turned their heads. "No?"

Zemo walked over to the children playing what appeared to be a version of soccer. With a brown paper bag in his hand he grabbed a stool. Setting it down he emptied the contents of the paper bag, revealing the Turkish delights he had offered Sam earlier. Kit watched as he talked to a small girl who approached him, taking one of the sweets. Bucky had clear suspicion written over his face as the child came forth and whispered in Zemo's ear.

Sam came up behind them, "its starting to feel like a dead end."

'strange.'

"What the hell is he doing?"

Zemo picked up a handful of the sweets and gave them to the girl, saying one final thing before he walked past them. "Cute kids."

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