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Lark shook her head slightly but couldn't help the astonished smile as Braego took off with lightning crackling around him. "Alright, I guess we're going with his plan," Lark said pointedly. See as Braego had completely dismissed Banner, Lark looked over at him. "Banner, you're with Braego and Freya. I don't really care what that brash asshole says, you're good with distractions." Lark looked back at Zach who seemed to have trouble with the jetpack and was now lying in a heap on the ground. She nudged him slightly with her big toe and laughed. "C'mon, Mr. Stars-N'-Stripes, we gotta go." With that, she looked around at the remaining team and then specifically to Stark and Zach. "Alright, I'd say the roof is safest. From my experience, usually the least amount of guards. We can get in through one of those doors." Lark gave them all another crooked grin and then looked at Zach with a little chuckle. "Looks like I ain't usin' one of those," Lark said before looking back to the roof top of the building.

Lark reached behind her to her quiver of arrows and took two of the normal ones. With expert precision, she shot the two guards that she could see on the roof and grinned to herself as they fell. Lark reached behind her once more, took an arrow, and shot it at the roof right in between where the two guards had landed. However, half of the arrow stayed with Lark, leaving a long cord between the two halves. Lark grinned widely to herself. This had to be one of her favorite arrows. With one last took behind her to Zach and Stark, she yelled, "What're ya waitin' for?" with a mischievous grin, and pressing the button on her half of the arrow. Almost instantly, she had taken off and was headed for the HYDRA complex.

The cord on the arrow stopped a bit short which allowed Lark to land silently on the side of the complex. Lark began to scale the side of the building as she had done so many times before. She made it to the top and quickly pulled the two arrows from the guards and one from the ground and pushed a button on the third one. The remaining cord whizzed up the side of the building and then snapped back into the other half of the arrow. Placing the arrows back in her quiver, Lark looked around at the unsuspecting guards who were still turned away from her and then turned silently around to look back at Stark and Zach, willing them with her eyes to get over there. She could maybe take these guards out on her own, but where would the fun in that be?