James Buchanan 'Bucky' Barnes (
nerves_of_ice) wrote2025-02-22 05:47 pm
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[Ohio AU] the heart of winter
Coulson had been called away on something for Fury before they'd gotten more than halfway to wherever his locker is and the set of trading cards stored within it. Without anything else to do, Bucky makes his way back to the quarters he's been given. It's either that or explore the rest of the helicarrier on his own, and that seems like something that can wait safely enough.
He swings by the mess on the way back. As he'd suspected, it's not placed too far distant from what serves as a commissary on this boat. He requisitions a couple of notebooks, a couple of pencils and pens and takes it all with him.
Might as well start with a report on the other Soldiers, he decides. That's likely to be more important in the immediate future than anything else.
He swings by the mess on the way back. As he'd suspected, it's not placed too far distant from what serves as a commissary on this boat. He requisitions a couple of notebooks, a couple of pencils and pens and takes it all with him.
Might as well start with a report on the other Soldiers, he decides. That's likely to be more important in the immediate future than anything else.
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"Thanks."
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"And I'm not in any rush to get more injured and actually get benched."
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"Just let me be the one to catch the bullets and other things instead of you."
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He's right, obviously, but that doesn't mean she has any intention of slowing down.
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"That too."
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“Want me to drug you?”
His tone is perfectly bland.
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"Do you have drugs?"
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The corner of his mouth tugs slightly upward.
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Although that reminds her that he hasn't taken the time yet to go and talk to Nat, and if the mission is tomorrow, he's losing the chance. She sobers and looks over at him as they come to the door of their respective rooms. "But I know you were going to go check in with Agent Romanoff. Now might be a good time for that."
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“Where do I find her?”
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"Will you come back here after?"
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“I’ll come back.”
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“Rest,” he murmurs. “Stay safe. I’ll see you in a while.”
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Sharon gives him a small smile and lets go. "See you soon."
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Still, he makes it back to Sharon as he'd said he would, with plenty of time for the two of them to spend together before dawn lights the sky, bringing the onset of the mission with it.
Bucky stays quiet during most of the briefing, sliding into mission mode without even needing to think about it. He watches the others, thinking about what he'd already known or observed and comparing that to what he'd learned from Sharon and from Natasha as well.
Barton's skilled, apparently. He's curious to see him work, when the time comes.
Eventually all the prep work is done and they're on their way to Siberia, going in along the course he'd plotted for them, as close to under the radar as it gets.
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"Don't give me that look," Sharon tells her, amused. "Like you haven't done the same damn thing."
"What look?" Nat counters, and sidles off as Sharon rearranges her clothing. Annoyingly, since she's appearing as Irma, she's not able to gear up quite as much as the others, either with body armor or weapons. But she'll find a way to make do.
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"You're sure you don't want me to come in with the first group? You might need more oomph than you've got," Stark presses. Coulson, who's trying to pretend he's napping in his chair, lets out a small sigh. "Mr. Stark. We've been over this."
"If anything goes wrong, we'll need you then more than anything else," Bucky cuts in. Stark looks at him. "Yeah, but are you sure you'll be able to signal?"
"If it comes to that, you won't be able to miss it."
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