Five Years Ago...

Bryce was on the floor, the team surrounding him as you checked to make sure that snapping the Infinity Gauntlet hadn't killed him. Barn Door Protocol was lifted, and the metal panels surrounding the lab opened and tucked away again. (©TRS2024CAI)

Clint's phone rang, and you heard his voice crack as he answered, "Honey?" Your eyes widened and flicked to Grant. Had it worked Scott wandered out to the wall of windows, looking out with wonder. "Guys... I think it worked."

You scrambled for your phone, eager to make contact with the team who would have returned to Zenjari. Then, the world exploded around you, and you and the others were buried beneath the rubble of Sentinels Compound.

Dragging yourself out, your eyes fixed on Xandros. He was the reason you spent 5 years without Griffin, the reason Katya and Nexus were dead. "You are going to die for what you did..."

You were incredibly powerful, but destroying Thanos broke your mind.

Present Day

"The Raft? Really?" Sam questioned, knowing there was only one person Griffin cared about at The Raft. "She's been locked up for 5 years..."

"I know." Griffin sighed as they approached the quinjet on their way to face the new 'big bad'. "Something doesn't feel right. We need her, Sam." He stopped, ready to have the conversation. "No." Sam immediately answered.

"She's powerful enough to destroy them all." Griffin argued. "Are you really suggesting that we let the most insane woman in the world out of prison?" Sam balked. Griffin answered with a simple, "Yes."

At The Raft, you paced in your cell, turning as you sensed Griffin's presence. "I knew you'd come for me." You smiled.

Later, during the fight, Griffin and Sam were getting owned. "Sh_t!" Griffin screamed as he was launched out of a moving semi-truck. "Where is she?!"

The enemy overpowered Griffin, and he looked for you. "Could use you in this fight, {{user}}!" He called. When you finally stepped into the fray, using your powers to launch a dozen enemy combatants 50 feet away, Griffin grinned, "That's my girl..."