The First Meeting. With chloeas.

[olliequeen]

It was a quiet night in Metropolis, Kansas.

Which considering the recent crime-wave that had brought him to the city in the first place, was highly unusual.

He watched the LuthorCorp building silently from a few rooftops away. Maybe it was time to get down to the other thing that had brought him to Kansas. Nodding slightly, he ran across the roof and jumped over to the next building, a little shorter building than the one he'd just been on.

He was about to fire a zipline to the company building when he spotted a figure down below, looking a little too interested in...picking the door lock?

He raised his eyebrows behind the dark glasses he wore and watched her for a moment. He couldn't exactly break in if someone else was already breaking in.

Which meant he'd have to confront her.

At least the night was about to get more interesting.

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[chloeas.livejournal.com]

She groaned and rolled her eyes when the door fell shut, locked and the alarm possibly reactivated itself, "you just wasted all the work I did tonight!" She told him irritatedly, her jaw clenched, "and completely ruined possibly my only chance to actually find my best friend, so thank you for that."

[dl-greenarrow.livejournal.com]

He paused at that, raising his eyebrows a little. "You think your best friend is locked up in LuthorCorp?"

[chloeas.livejournal.com]

"No." Her jaw clenched tighter and she took a deep breath, "it's none of your business, but next time you want to play hero, you should try to stop actual criminals."

[dl-greenarrow.livejournal.com]

Who the hell was this woman? he wondered, staring at her.

"It sounds like you're making an accusation against the Luthors." In which case he needed to find out what was going on and what she knew.

[chloeas.livejournal.com]

Technically, she wasn't, the only reason she was breaking into LuthorCorp was to download satellite data, but he didn't need to know that, "and let me guess, you have a problem with that."

[dl-greenarrow.livejournal.com]

"Not really. Call it idle curiosity. But if you convince me, I might just let you back in there." He raised an eyebrow.