Blood Test (Unreg Titans)

Yang didn't say much about moving them. She knew it made sense but...whatever. Hotwire was the specialist. She may have a degree in engineering and be a human calculator, but she didn't know much about Biology. That was what was eating her. She didn't have any information, she was pretty much worthless. She climbed into the sub and into her seat, leaning on her arm. "Yeah. Lets just go."

Jenny nodded and sat down after a moment she then looked to Yang. "So where is Tib dude's place anyways?" Jenny asked, the fact that only really Yang knew his base's location was one of the main reasons Jenny had made sure to have asked for Yang to come with them when she called the two down, that and she like hotwire was the leader.

Hotwire played his finger around the control stick. While he didn't know a whole lot about molecular biology, he was quick on the pick up. The Sub shot from their little undersea base, and straight out. After a few minutes, the sub would fire out over the surface and became airborne. Then he would wait for Yang to engage stealth.

Yang shrugged. "I gave Hotwire the coordinates." She said into her little headset, typing a line or two of coding into the computer in front of her to initiate the cloak. She checked behind her, after all her pod was the one with the criminals in it. "This feels so stupid."

Jenny looked out her pod and around them it was a odd feeling for her this was the first time she had ever been air born in something that wasn't herself aka she's never been in a plan or anything before. She then blinked refocusing nodding when Yang told her she had given the coordinates to Hotwire then replied to her next comment. "To me it just feels weird because I've never flown in some metal contraption to get somewhere but something tells me you're not talking about that."

"You know me yang. I don't like this any more than you do. If I had a say, those things would be left under heavy lock and key. But we need this data." Hotwire explained. This data could turn the tides of war. There was too much riding on it to ignore this sinking feeling that something was off.

Yang shook her head. "No. This is stupid because we're moving them." She put her feet up and blew the hair out of her eyes. "If it were up to me they'd still be rotting in one of those plasma cells we made. She said, speaking directly to Hotwire now.

Jenny could tell that Yang probably only wanted to talk to Hotwire now and turned her mic off and sighed looking out the window again. She thought after she apologized and they gave it some time Yang and her would be on better terms and actually talk to each other casually and hang out more like friends but lately it seems that Yang has been as distant as ever. Yeah they were on a mission but still at least Hotwire gave her the curtsy of saying Jenny shut up were on a mission but in a nice and more hotwire like fashion but for now she supposed that she would just sit there silently for now until addressed she was the only non leader on this mission and the leaders needed to converse she figured. At least she had a good view to stare at.

Hotwire responded to Yang. "I get it. I totally get it." Hotwire looked down and realized Energy cut her feed both ways. It was just as well. "Yang. I have a suspicion- no, not even a suspicion any more. Tiberious is hiding something about these clones. And I have a hunch about it. Nothing concrete but a hunch. And if I'm right... then everything about these clones, about Tiberious, and well... about Energy will become clear. Yang. I think we're approaching the endgame." He said looking at the radar, showing their approach to the Californian coast.