(Frankie's POV)
I knew they'd be there.
Government-grade messes in black. Thunderbolts. Or whatever Val's calling them this week. Same faces. Same tactics. Still think subtlety is optional.
Which meant, obviously, I had to put on a show.
So I queued up the loudest, dumbest, most viscerally aggressive track I had-
"Bodies" by Drowning Pool.
Classic.
"Let the bodies hit the floor..."
Boom. Entrance made. Enemies gone. Point proven. You're welcome.
I remember the way they looked at me-half stunned, half scared, half dumbstruck. That's too many halves but trust me, math broke in that hallway. The brown haired one-Bob, I think?-looked like he'd just seen God in combat boots.
I didn't say anything. Didn't need to. I never do.
Just a raised brow, a ghost of a smirk, and I was gone.
That's the trick. Show up. Save the day. Steal the kill count. Vanish.
Make them question it.
Make Val question it.
Because if Val doesn't know where I am, she can't kill me again. And if she does figure it out... well. I'm a better shot now.
Today's mission was just as fun. I clocked the Thunderbolts on that roof before they even realized the convoy was bait. Poor planning on Val's part, really. It's like she wants me to embarrass her.
I dropped in, stole the Stark-core, and got out before anyone could say "hey, that girl's not on the team."
Spoiler: I'm not.
I've got my own agenda. My own missions. My own rules.
But I watch them. Every time.
Because something in me-something buried deep under all the training and blood and survival instincts-wants to know how this ends.
And if they'll ever turn around...
and follow me.
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Code Name: Untraceable
FanfictionShe's not on the roster. She's not in the system. She's not even supposed to be alive. Every mission the Thunderbolts run, she's there-appearing out of nowhere, tearing through enemies like a storm, then vanishing without a trace. One time? Coincide...
