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"Hey, that's the spirit." Chaser loosens his grip and holds back a sigh of relief. Looks like things wouldn't get any messier. Hallelujah. Praise Jesus.The man tenses up when Chaser grabs him, but other than that, he doesn't resist. He instead slowly raises up his hands in surrender, saying, "Ok, chief. You got us. We give up. Now, for the magic words: I want my lawyer."
"Careful. They might want to silence one or two of theirs. Just in case. They also might have reinforcements coming in, at some point
"It'll be second nature before you know it," said Chaser with a grin. Perhaps not an entirely earnest one.Dreamy closes the call and holds the smartphone in her hands proudly she looks to her teammates. "Boy! Using a smartphone gets easier every time you do it!"
The speedster peaked out the window. His face flashed a scowl. Ugh. Old media types, he thought to himself. Bunch of vultures, I can't believe anybody-A news helicopter is now hovering in the air above the building, trying to zoom in and get some good footage of what is going on, and other newsies are lining up outside the police tape that the local police have set up.
"Huh? Oh, hah, thanks boss man. Only natural. We are are pretty lit, I gotta say it.""Outstanding work, everyone."
Her starry eyes follow Chaser's gaze. She looks back to him, noting his expression. "You don't trust those Carbonites - the storytellers. In San Francisco, the storytellers have always been nice to me. But here in Sacramento, things may be different. Perhaps these are Carbonites of a different breed?"
Eyeing the 'storytellers', she naturally steps back a little - back into the small room where she arrived, out of sight. Not without giving a certain wringer a solid kick, now that she knows that it's around. "The news people - the 'storytellers' - are the same in all places. Just interested in fancy headlines and stories that they can exploit until there's not an ounce of truth left. And they dig too deep where no one should, just in hopes to find the next scandalous affair." Nisha does not like 'em, not one bit. Journalists are a natural enemy of secrecy.
"Yeah man," bellowed Chaser, stepping away from the warehouse window. "They not be as bad as they could be, and they may be nice to you, but that don't mean ya can trust 'em. It's like you said-" he pointed to Dreamy- "these guys are storytellers. They don't tell the truth, they tell ya what they want you to hear." The speedster tapped the side of his head and turned to the witch. "Man, I don't what you're talkin' about digging too deep though. Some of the stuff that goes on these guys won't even touch.""Yeah, the members of the press can be a pain, but it is something we have to deal with in a free society. Could be a lot worse, that's for damn sure."
"Okay, Blue Bolt!" Dreamy nods. "These are your people after all. Shall we go and see Harry, everyone?"Blue Bolt says, "Dreamy, I seriously doubt that anyone here will be willing to speak with any of us, me because I'm a mutant (along with many members of the FoJ), and you because you freely associate with one, and the same with the rest of you. But we can try. I think you may have more success talking to that one fellow that gave you this address. Harry? Harvey? Whatever his name is, he may be willing to talk."