[To be fair, Ava had no real idea what was in her file. How much of that was SHIELD, how much of it was HYDRA? Was there a difference? Where were the lines? She knew that HYDRA was part of history, but the details she wasn't entirely certain of. Had there been anyone in her life that wasn't some flavor of monster aside from Sana?
She'd managed to pull apart some pieces from the files Natasha had dumped on the internet, but none of what she'd found had been hers.
He doesn't take another shot, and for a moment they're both watching each other. He's better than she'd thought that he'd be, which makes her honestly glad that she'd gone through this whole exercise. It made him more interesting, not that she'd ever admit that to his face. But now she's having to think this through, which of them is leading who?
Something to be careful of as she moved, angling to cut off his route to join his teammates, which would put them up close and face-to-face if he wasn't careful. She wasn't entirely sure if he'd shy from it or not, under the circumstances. She wasn't entirely sure which she was hoping for. She hasn't lost her grip on this, she's not slipping, he hasn't spun this yet, but outside of testing him, this was all vague and nebulous.
But this wasn't something he could win. She didn't think so, anyway. He knew what she was capable of. Logic and the fact that he seemed to want to win said that he shouldn't want a face-to-face confrontation. Right?]
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She'd managed to pull apart some pieces from the files Natasha had dumped on the internet, but none of what she'd found had been hers.
He doesn't take another shot, and for a moment they're both watching each other. He's better than she'd thought that he'd be, which makes her honestly glad that she'd gone through this whole exercise. It made him more interesting, not that she'd ever admit that to his face. But now she's having to think this through, which of them is leading who?
Something to be careful of as she moved, angling to cut off his route to join his teammates, which would put them up close and face-to-face if he wasn't careful. She wasn't entirely sure if he'd shy from it or not, under the circumstances. She wasn't entirely sure which she was hoping for. She hasn't lost her grip on this, she's not slipping, he hasn't spun this yet, but outside of testing him, this was all vague and nebulous.
But this wasn't something he could win. She didn't think so, anyway. He knew what she was capable of. Logic and the fact that he seemed to want to win said that he shouldn't want a face-to-face confrontation. Right?]