Post by Cassidy on Mar 7, 2022 5:57:10 GMT
Crawling along the ceiling of the hospital halls, Spider-Bite made his way through the hospital, heading for the one room that held a certain resident.
Mettle.
Donning his new and improved red and black spider-suit, Cassidy continued along his way. How would Mettle react upon seeing him? How were things between them? Would it matter? After all, with this new Society of Supervillains startup, the two were playing on different sides of the field. An organization with an agenda that Mettle created. An agenda that could change with or without Mettle. Currently, the news and rumors were that these guys were here to help, only killing bad guys. As always, Cassidy was not exactly a huge fan of that.
Call me a stickler. Hah. Stickler. I made a funny.
All he had were his thoughts to offset the nervousness sitting upon his shoulders like a weight tied around his torso. This little checkup could go great or it could lead into rather unpleasant territory, assuming Mettle was not already exhausted and focused solely on recovering. The man had a way of asking certain questions. It had been a while since they last, even more time since their last conversation, time enough for Cassidy to recover himself. Just a few nights of napping and barely performing any serious exercise or physical activity unless it was an emergency. He was a superhero but not stupid. That and the days of recovery gave him time to work on this new costume, using the suit Daystar had gifted him to create this new apparel he wore. One better than the old red and blue and, while not quite as effective or containing all the bells and whistles the NanoSym suit had, it certainly was more than enough to help Cassidy get the job done in his own style.
Moving his head left and right as his eyes were checking room numbers and beds before the vigilante settled upon knowing where he needed to be. He opened the door from above before crawling inside, still attached to the ceiling. He shifted himself around so that his limbs were attached but he facing forward, facing downwards, to where Mettle was.
"How you doing? Recovery going smoothly?"
His eyes glanced to the arm. The missing arm. Guilt, fastening around his throat and threatening to silence him of any air, almost gave him the excuse, no, the reason to not ask. Should he?
He might as well. It was his fault. All of it. It had hurt Mettle the most physically, besides Elia, but it left a few of the people he cared about hurt mentally and emotionally. Kore and Lark most of all. And it led to the distrust of Scramjet. And Legion? Well, Legion would probably not care two ways. Mettle's powers may help him with his injuries, but there was no definitive way of knowing of how advanced or effective they were.
Still, there was no use beating about the bush.
"How's the arm? Will it ever . . . "
He let that question hang.
Mettle.
Donning his new and improved red and black spider-suit, Cassidy continued along his way. How would Mettle react upon seeing him? How were things between them? Would it matter? After all, with this new Society of Supervillains startup, the two were playing on different sides of the field. An organization with an agenda that Mettle created. An agenda that could change with or without Mettle. Currently, the news and rumors were that these guys were here to help, only killing bad guys. As always, Cassidy was not exactly a huge fan of that.
Call me a stickler. Hah. Stickler. I made a funny.
All he had were his thoughts to offset the nervousness sitting upon his shoulders like a weight tied around his torso. This little checkup could go great or it could lead into rather unpleasant territory, assuming Mettle was not already exhausted and focused solely on recovering. The man had a way of asking certain questions. It had been a while since they last, even more time since their last conversation, time enough for Cassidy to recover himself. Just a few nights of napping and barely performing any serious exercise or physical activity unless it was an emergency. He was a superhero but not stupid. That and the days of recovery gave him time to work on this new costume, using the suit Daystar had gifted him to create this new apparel he wore. One better than the old red and blue and, while not quite as effective or containing all the bells and whistles the NanoSym suit had, it certainly was more than enough to help Cassidy get the job done in his own style.
Moving his head left and right as his eyes were checking room numbers and beds before the vigilante settled upon knowing where he needed to be. He opened the door from above before crawling inside, still attached to the ceiling. He shifted himself around so that his limbs were attached but he facing forward, facing downwards, to where Mettle was.
"How you doing? Recovery going smoothly?"
His eyes glanced to the arm. The missing arm. Guilt, fastening around his throat and threatening to silence him of any air, almost gave him the excuse, no, the reason to not ask. Should he?
He might as well. It was his fault. All of it. It had hurt Mettle the most physically, besides Elia, but it left a few of the people he cared about hurt mentally and emotionally. Kore and Lark most of all. And it led to the distrust of Scramjet. And Legion? Well, Legion would probably not care two ways. Mettle's powers may help him with his injuries, but there was no definitive way of knowing of how advanced or effective they were.
Still, there was no use beating about the bush.
"How's the arm? Will it ever . . . "
He let that question hang.