Alpha Minds (Owen Grady x Daughter Reader)

Makin' It Up As We Go Along

     Almost immediately following the scream was the sound of things being destroyed.
   
    “We can’t go after it,” Owen said, already knowing what (Y/N) was thinking.

    “We can’t just let it chase her down,” (Y/N) responded.

    “I know, but there has to be some weapons around here that’ll give us a fighting chance against it,” Owen explained.

    “Okay, you go look for weapons; we’ll distract it,” (Y/N) proposed.

    “Are you crazy?” Owen asked, already knowing what she was going to say.

    “Just a little. We need time that we don’t have; I might be able to buy us a few more minutes. Trust me, please,” (Y/N) said, almost begging by the end.

    “Just be careful,” Owen told her.

    “Always,” (Y/N) joked before running off with Eclipse before Owen could change his mind.
   
    Owen watched her go for a moment before beginning to focus on the task at hand. Knowing what he knew about the people who made the Indoraptor, he guessed no standard weapon would hurt it.

    (Y/N) and Eclipse followed the obvious trail of destruction before coming to a broken window; the rain was blowing in, making the floor slippery.

    “That is very not good,” (Y/N) said.

    Eclipse began hissing lowly next to her.

    “Any ideas?” (Y/N) asked rhetorically.

    Eclipse forced air out sharply and turned and went down another hall.

    “I’ll take that as a maybe,” (Y/N) joked, turning to follow her.

    Eclipse walked fast enough that (Y/N) nearly had to run to keep up. Every now and then, Eclipse would stop and sniff the air, then keep going or turn down a different hall. The farther they went, the more lost (Y/N) felt. Suddenly there were crashing sounds above them.

    “We have to get up there,” (Y/N) said, trying to slow Eclipse down as they got father away from the sounds.
   
    Eclipse was unfazed and continued, eventually breaking out into a run, nearly leaving (Y/N) behind. Soon, Eclipse came to a stop, and there was a short scream in front of her. (Y/N) quickly caught up with her and saw Mills frozen still.

    “Ah, I see you’ve met my friend. You see she can be a bit defensive,” (Y/N) said, gently placing a hand on Eclipse’s back, who was hissing at the man in front of her.

    “Are you insane?! Get that thing away from me!” Mills tried to order.

    “Last time I checked, I don’t take orders from you, and neither does she. You’re gonna tell me how to take that crazy hybrid down,” (Y/N) ordered.

    “I don’t take orders from you either,” Mills retorted.

    “From where I stand, you don’t have much of a choice. Eclipse,” (Y/N) said.

    In a second, Eclipse had knocked Mills over and pinned him down with her foot.

    “There’s no way to kill it; it was designed to be indestructible!” Mills shouted.

    “Everything has a weakness,” (Y/N) said, shortly before there was a large amount of clatter on the roof.

    (Y/N) stopped for a second, then seemed to have a lightbulb moment.

    “I got an idea. Eclipse, come on!” (Y/N) called, already running away from the scene.

    Eclipse hissed at Mills one last time before running off with (Y/N).