itinere | Network || Filtered to Matt Murdock, Peter Parker, Natasha Romanoff, and Sirius Black

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mcu: matt murdock (daredevil)

Network || Filtered to Matt Murdock, Peter Parker, Natasha Romanoff, and Sirius Black

It's not going to get better out there. Not yet. It's gotta get worse first. But we can stop it. We can make it better, all of us and the Flash, if we work as a team.

I know the perfect place, too. I'm going to [Address where S.T.A.R. Labs is currently located]. I hope I'll see all three of you there in half an hour. Sirius, I know I'll see you, because I'm dragging you myself.

It's time to stop hiding and start doing. I know what you can do and some of you know what I can do. Let's put it to use, now. Let's fight back.

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Matt's armored suit didn't show up until a couple of days after the monsters started showing up. It'd made sense, really. He hadn't need his suit until then. He's been doing his own sort of thing, trying to help out where he could since the monsters arrived, but Bo is right about one thing: it's too much for one person. He's not used to working with others, not accustomed to having help, but he's got to admit that he's a little out of his depth here. He's used to humans, some of them inhumans, but humans all the same. Rather than respond verbally to Bo's call to arms, he's puts on his suit, grabs the all purpose weapon that came with it and headed toward the address she'd given.

He steps inside the lab tentatively, a little uncertain about arriving at a place he's never seen. "Bo?" he calls out, aware that she's here already because he can hear her, but he doesn't want to sneak up on her.

Bo wonders whether Barry and his friend will be mad, in retrospect, that she's freely offered out their secret base without asking, but she likes to think that he'll appreciate the effort she's putting forth. Between the two of them, Bo and Sirius can only do so much. But with help from three — four? — more people with special powers who don't already have some semblance of a team of their own, she thinks they could be unstoppable.

So she drags Sirius to STAR Labs and waits in the front of the lobby while she lets him check out the perimeter; ever since Vegas, that sort of thing seems to make him feel better. Bo answers Peter Parker the Spider Man — that's all she knows, really — and waits. She's not sure that he'll come, but she has a gut feeling Matt will.

He doesn't let her down. Bo looks surprised, a little, to see the blind man from the network moving with a capable gait and no cane or seeing eye dog to guide him. That must be the thing he can do, she thinks, he still sees just fine; he just sees the steps differently — on fire — than she does. "I'm here," she says, standing a few yards to his left. "I'm right here. I like your suit," she observes with a grin. She tilts her head a little. Even if Peter doesn't come, she has a feeling Barry and his friend are going to come downstairs real soon. She hopes that'll be a good thing. This isn't her Barry, though, so she can't be sure. Yet.

Of course, she understands how he sees things. All of his senses come together to create a picture that's every bit as accurate as the one she sees (perhaps more) but different; on fire.

He moves to his left, smiling at her compliment. "Thanks. It showed up from home a few days after the monsters. I guess this place decided I might need it."

Upstairs, while Cisco is working on the final touches on his gauntlets before it'll be time to test them, he hears an alert going off on his phone which is synced to the security systems in the main lab. "...the hell?" he asks, frowning, as he sets down his work and moves across the room to pick up his phone, heading out of the room because he means to go back to the main lab and see what the fuss is about until his phone actually finishes syncing the data.

There are people in the lobby.

Cisco blinks and shoots off a text to Barry before switching direction abruptly to head downstairs rather than up. Why are there people in the lobby?

Before he even gets into sight, but he knows he'll be audible, Cisco's calling down the hall, echoing through the lobby. There's too much going on outside; he and Barry are nailing down an action plan for these monsters. "Hey, sorry, we're uh...we're not," he starts as he comes into view and stops abruptly, eyebrows lifted at the getup of the one guy standing near a little girl who is hovering sort of near the main entrance door. "...doing tours today?" Why didn't his metahuman app go off? Is this guy a metahuman? Why's he bringing his kid to mess with the Flash? "So...uh...you know...it's not a good day for us, so no tours, so..."

Yeah, there are people in the lobby. Matt hadn't realized that Bo didn't belong in the building when she invited him. He hears Cisco coming long before he shows up in the lobby. He tilts his head a little and looks to Bo. His expression is puzzled, but it's masked by the helmet he wears. Bo can probably hear him wondering who else is here. His body language becomes defensive, tense and prepared to fight if that's what it comes to.

Then there's a guy talking about tours. Matt turns in Cisco's direction. "I'm not here for a tour." He nods his head toward Bo. "She invited me."