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spans the time from Ollie discovering Kate is a double agent, to the conclusion of the last Eden Corps Horseman attack.
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Kyle hied himself to the Watchtower, where his ring indicated that Hal was located. Really? Hal didn’t come aboard the space station unless it was absolutely necessary, as far as Kyle knew, so this was a little odd. He let the ring track and it led him to…Ollie Queen’s quarters in the personal quadrant. Ah. That made a bit more sense.
Standing the hallway, Kyle looked around, waiting for a couple minutes. He figured that Hal was probably letting Ollie know he was being called off-planet, or whatever. But he didn’t want to ping Hal that he had arrived…that would be rude. So instead he headed to the cafeteria and got a fountain cola, returning to the quarters and leaning on a hallway wall outside of Queen’s room. It was the least Kyle could do to wait, and he mulled over why the hell the Guardians wanted to speak to him and Hal, but not the other two. There was no real rhyme or reason to it. Typical Guardians.
“C’mon guys, wrap it up,” he murmured around his straw and then realized it was highly likely that Hal was doing this on purpose. No love lost between the once-fallen Lantern and the blue smurfs, after all. At that thought, Kyle relaxed a little bit. Why /should/ they ask ‘how high’ when the Guardian’s said ‘jump’? Let them wait. Lanterns deserved a bit of personal living, after everything they dedicated to the Corps. It might not be their right, but it was deserved, anyway.
Anyway. Kyle resisted the urge to check the time, and waited some more.
Hal’s ring had flagged Kyle’s proximity the second he’d stepped on board. At least that was one less thing he had to worry about. It took a few more minutes for him to pry himself away from Oliver and finally leave the room, giving Kyle a slap on the hip for his trouble.
“Alright alright, come on,” he said, smiling at him and nodding toward the transport rooms. “Let’s get going.”
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Kyle hied himself to the Watchtower, where his ring indicated that Hal was located. Really? Hal didn’t come aboard the space station unless it was absolutely necessary, as far as Kyle knew, so this was a little odd. He let the ring track and it led him to…Ollie Queen’s quarters in the personal quadrant. Ah. That made a bit more sense.
Standing the hallway, Kyle looked around, waiting for a couple minutes. He figured that Hal was probably letting Ollie know he was being called off-planet, or whatever. But he didn’t want to ping Hal that he had arrived…that would be rude. So instead he headed to the cafeteria and got a fountain cola, returning to the quarters and leaning on a hallway wall outside of Queen’s room. It was the least Kyle could do to wait, and he mulled over why the hell the Guardians wanted to speak to him and Hal, but not the other two. There was no real rhyme or reason to it. Typical Guardians.
“C’mon guys, wrap it up,” he murmured around his straw and then realized it was highly likely that Hal was doing this on purpose. No love lost between the once-fallen Lantern and the blue smurfs, after all. At that thought, Kyle relaxed a little bit. Why /should/ they ask ‘how high’ when the Guardian’s said ‘jump’? Let them wait. Lanterns deserved a bit of personal living, after everything they dedicated to the Corps. It might not be their right, but it was deserved, anyway.
Anyway. Kyle resisted the urge to check the time, and waited some more.
Hal’s ring had flagged Kyle’s proximity the second he’d stepped on board. At least that was one less thing he had to worry about. It took a few more minutes for him to pry himself away from Oliver and finally leave the room, giving Kyle a slap on the hip for his trouble.
“Alright alright, come on,” he said, smiling at him and nodding toward the transport rooms. “Let’s get going.”
( polarity )