#resp.

"...And so we meet again, doctor."

"You know," Gray said calmly as amusement made its way into his voice. He turned to face Karina before he let out a soft chuckle. There was an easy smile that came on his face, "This reminds me of the first time we went on a mission together." Gray walked ahead of Karina - his wife was definitely someone he considered to be stronger than him, but he still stay cautious. Even if Gray had been in the Dome for months on his end, he and his friends didn't explore Atlantis; even if they had gotten past S.H.O.T.'s stationed guards and posts, he couldn't help but feel slight paranoia about their location. He stopped and turned to Karina, "What is that thing we're supposed to be looking for? The thing that the girls wanted?"|| @revcnir

"Stop," Harper looked over at Vance, "Stop. Stop it." There was a growing annoyance in his voice as he spoke to his old classmate from Altimira Academy. "Stop doing whatever you're doing," Harper instructed Vance before he took in a deep breath, then let it out as he counted backwards from ten. As he reached one, Harper turned to face Vance. "First, stop," Harper said as he held his hand out in front of him, "Second, I told you to fucking leave, Thunder-brain. I told you that I was working and no--," Harper's words got cut off as he turned his head to the right. His expression fell flat as he stared at the incoming attackers. "God fucking damn it, Vance," Harper gritted his teeth together. || @thundrrshock

Eurus : my name is inigo montoya you killed my father prepare to die

@revcnir

“Alright, you shit heads,” Harper grinned, “I don’t need to tell you that what you’re doing is illegal. I’m just going to give you a chance to drop everything and get the fuck o--,” clearly, the didn’t want to talk. Harper ducked down when a beam was shot at him. His eyes narrowed as he used his explosions to propel him to the shooter. His aimed his foot at the guy’s face, letting it collide with full force. Once he landed, he realized, he probably should have waited for back-up. // @manning-caldwell

“Yeah, yeah, are you really surprised?” Gray responded at the bartender on duty’s comments. He jokingly rolled his eyes but ended breaking into a smile. It wasn’t a secret that he missed The Gamble. He turned around to inspect the bar and its usual patrons; the sense of familiarity caused the corners of the man’s lips to tug into a smirk. When the bartender placed his drink on the counter, he turned back to face them. “Thanks,” he said as he placed the tip on the counter. He’d been there for less than a few minutes and he already knew that something was about to happen. He just couldn’t tell what. // @sclvris