Nikita

[ARYA] 

A disoriented team was on the other end of the signal transmitters in Arya's hair and system. the signals coming in were not okay, and Arya was tugging them like she wanted them to know of the interferences.

Rohit had been a very rational human when he first came, but he was holding on for dear life right now. Ken and Enrique never thought they would ever try to hold back a human form exploding.

If it had been Andrew, it would have been understandable considering Drew's rank and the power he held. But the human? That was something they never expected. But here he was, pissed as fuċk, worried about a woman who was probably eating her captors for supper. He hated their situation.

"You hear that? Why can't the damn signal be clear? I told her she was crazy for agreeing to do this shit in the name of Nikita. I warned her, but hey, since when had Arya Kight ever fuċkɨnġ listened to anyone? Am I the only one frustrated by this woman's decision?" Rohit asked frustratedly.

He had been ranting since they started hearing the interferences in the signal. That couldn't be good, and maybe that was also why the human was frustrated. His anxiety was during everyone here crazy, including Natalya, who listened to them over the phone.

They had been communicating, trying to make sense of a lot of things. They had been trying to fix things, but they were all just dangling, maybe.

"Welcome to the Arya craziness club human," Ken said with a dry laugh. They had been following the young alpha for eight years, and even then, the woman had been nothing close to merciful to them.

She was always crazy.

Always.

They had gone through thousands of frustrating moments with Arya to the point that the woman didn't surprise them anymore. She could go to hell and come back because that is who she was, Arya Knight, the girl of power, the rebel without limits.

"I can't trace the signal to wherever she is. Several transmissions are coming in and out of that area, and I know it's intentional to make it hard to track what is happening there. Why did she have to go in alone?

"I get that she's alpha or whatever, but when I get my hands on her, she better be ready to cook all my meals that one," Rohit complained. He had been doing this for a while, and his teammates were just looking at him. However, the mention of Arya cooking for him got some of the tension off the room.

"Arya in the kitchen, that's one miracle I look forward to witnessing for real," Enrique said, and they laughed about it. They were serious, though. The woman didn't know the first thing about the kitchen, and here Rohit was, hoping that all of this could make more sense to him. But was it?

"We'll find her; just focus," Ken said, and Rohit resisted the urge to roll his eyes. They had been here for hours, and Andrew had gone on his first day of work, and here they were, watching several signals.

"I know, but I just can't help it, y'know," Rohit sighed defeatedly

"Don't worry too much. Let's put all that is looking for her. We will find her; we believe in you," Ken said. Together they would find her. Together they would make things better. They would ensure everything was correct, and together, they would go back home.

****

"You think you can tolerate pain, huh?" Morgana said as she nodded at Rael again.

They were getting on the higher charge limit, and Arya wasn't doing anything. They were not getting any reaction from her, which didn't sit well with them. Anyone who would have been in the same position could have wanted. 

"Let's play a game. And for every time the lie detector proves you are lying, I will cut your thɨġh, yeah?" Morgana said as she cut through Arya's pants to access her thɨġhs. Arya was beautiful in every way, but just as she was beautiful, so was she lethal and tolerant. 

"Do your worst," Arya said as she closed her eyes, as if so bored that she wanted to sleep. Rael charged the electricity again, but here Arya was, not caring about anything. All of this was wild, considering the alpha wolf was drenched in water which was so lethal to her.

"Again, what's your name?" Morgana asked

"Samantha Lyne Volkov," Arya insisted

"Alright, I'mma makes a cut right here," Morgana said as she pointed at Arya's right thɨġh before plunging the scalpel into it and making a deep cut. However, even before Morgana could get out her scalpel, Arya had healed.

"What?" Morgana gasped as she looked at Arya with a worried face. She tried to cut again, this time deeper, but the results were the same. While she was doing this, Arya had closed her eyes, cursing herself for letting the woman cut her more than enough times.

"Are you done?" Arya asked boredly before adding, "Or do you not have the guts to cut through my thɨġh? Untie me, and I'll show you how to torture people" Morgana looked at Arya, then at Rael, who looked at the detector; this was the first truth Arya had said in a while.

Since they began this shit, this was the only thing they knew about her that was true.

"You…What are you?" Morgana asked, and Rael just sighed. 

"Give me the damn thing if you want to go on with it. Charge that shit to 200 volts, alright?" Rael said to Morgana as they switched places. Arya looked at Morgana's mortified face, wondering what had happened to the woman.

However, one look at her thɨġhs, and she understood. The woman thought she was crazy. How was she supposed to make them believe that she wasn't crazy? Then again, Arya didn't want to sit here and be poked by these humans.

"Y'know, what I am doesn't matter, at least not now. I want Mykolajki Pavlenko," Arya said, and Rael picked up the nail drill, ready to poke at Arya.

Anything that threatened Nikita's safety never sat well with Rael, and right now, the woman seated right here was a threat. One she had to eliminate. Rael was thinking of all the ways she could use to get the woman in front of her to crack, but was she really sure about this?

"Say that again, and I dare you," Rael said.

"Why? It's clear you're crazy, are you deaf too?" Arya said, and Rael decided she had heard enough.. This woman was a threat to her boss, their savior, and this woman was not going to make the doctor suffer any more than he should have.