Megamind had been performing a steak-out. Sitting on the roof of a nearby building. He’d had brain bots watching the place and tonight should have been the night. A gang had been planning on moving very dangerous weapons through his city and he could allow that.Â
The night had dragged on. Too many long nights that he’d been building new machines and tracking this potential shipment. His eyes drooped and he was asleep before he knew it.Â
He was falling …up… the ground disappearing beneath him until Earth was nothing but a marble in the black inkiness of space. His heart seized. No! Nooo! Not again!
Jerking wildly as he awoke, Megamind blinked in confusion at the face that swam into his vision. The expression making it hard to understand who he was looking at, memories blurring together as he tried to put the right name to the face in his half awake state with heart still hammering, “Wha…?”
“Wasn’t supposed to be sleeping,” Syx muttered dryly, rubbing his stiff back. Straightening out his hip gave a sickening pop and he sighed in relief. Trying to get back into his role, Megamind shook himself out and drew himself up, “Evil is never fine and always lurking. What better place then a roof top?” biting his lip he added, “You wouldn’t have happened to see a whole bunch of guys moving big boxes around down there earlier, did you?” he pointed across the street.
Emma watched him stretch out and listened to him as he spoke, raising a single brow as she does so. She couldn’t help but compare him to the other two blue men that she knew, couldn’t help but see the differences in them. Her pale blue eyes took in everything, not even bothering to try to hide the intelligence she held. It was far too early to play the game she enjoyed normally.Â
“Large boxes? There are always people coming in and out with boxes.. I mean this building is a bar.. but ah.. yeah. I have,” she pointed to the building he indicated. “They’re different this time. They all put it into a uhaul moving truck.”
Syx wanted to smack his head against a wall. One not being available, he used his fist, “Stupid. Fucking. Time. To. Fall. A. Sleep. Idiot!”Â
Groaning and staring up at the stars he asked dully, “I don’t suppose this bar has outward facing cameras that might have caught the plate at least?”Â
He’d left the brain bots behind to avoid suspicion in his hiding. He had a patrol nearby waiting, but he doubted they caught anything useful.Â