Avengers and Inhumans

Daisy laid back on the couch, listening to her team debate. This time, Bobbi, Fitz and Jemma were here too, they liked their company, and the team liked theirs. They didn’t make them feel like freaks, which made the team feel good.
“I think Daisy totally owned the whole situation. They were clearly impressed with her, especially after she took down the base.”
“I’m not proud of that.” She said. There were people inside the building she crushed, and even though they were Hydra, she still felt it on her conscience every time she did something like this.
“Well I am.” Fitz said, hitting her playfully in the shoulder with his fist. “You met the Avengers. And you came back from a mission against a whole base without one fatality, again.”
“It’s not hard when your team has superpowers and the Avengers are backing you.” She said, smiling. “But I did own the situation.”
“I still think we should have codenamed you Rockstar instead of Quake.” Bobbi admitted.
They laughed.
“So, when will you leave with Hunter?” Daisy asked, looking at Bobbi. “Don’t worry, I know your mission is classified, I’m not asking about the details.”
“Next week.” she said with an amount of sadness in her voice. “I’m going to miss you guys.”
“Not as much as we will you” Jemma noted. “But we are just happy that you are fully back in the game again.”
“Me too.” Bobbi smiled. “I thought my knee will never fully recover, and here I am now, leaving for a mission next week. Feels good.”
Daisy smiled. “I can guess.”
There was silence for a few minutes, before Bobbi spoke up again. “So, you plan on working with the Avengers again?” She asked, directing the question do to Daisy.
“Possibly. They have my phone number, so if they want to work with us, they will call.”
“And you want them to.” She decided with a smile.
“Well, they are the Avengers. Have you seen those guys? Just wow.” Daisy smirked.

The Avengers were sitting at the table laughing about something when Steve entered the room. Most of them had drinks in their hands, letting off steam after the mission. Even Bruce was there, who didn’t show himself much since the incident in New York. He wasn’t drinking though, which Steve was silently glad about.
He sat down next to them, listening to the conversation.
“So, I was like: Kid, this is no place for civilians, that’s the freaking Hulk there!” Clint laughed. “And she just looked at me like I was crazy. Then she took Steve’s shield and headshoted the Hulk. I’m not kidding, it was a full on headshot.” He laid back in his chair. “First I thought it was you Cap.” Clint nodded towards him. “But then I realized it was that girl, and I was like: what?” He laughed. “And then she sent Bruce flying with that weird powers of hers. It was awesome.”
Steve smiled. This wasn’t the first time Clint told the story, but now he was telling it to Sam and Rhodey, who were clearly impressed, whilst Bruce looked like he was ashamed of himself. That telepath really got to him, and he still had a hard time coping with it. But hearing how the mystery SHIELD girl took down the Hulk seemed to actually help. He didn’t kill anyone this time, possibly thanks to her.
“And this is the same girl you have met today?” Rhodey asked. “The one you just handed over the Hydra base information without any questions?” He furrowed his brows.
“Rhodey, easy buddy.” Tony patted him in the back. “It’s not like we were originally planning to take any information from there. And plus, I can hack SHIELD any time. Did it before.”
“You mean Jarvis did it?” Rhodey countered.
“And who do you think designed Jarvis?”
“Boys, boys, easy.” Natasha said before the banter escalated any further.
They laughed and continued to chat about the fight: Tony seemed convinced that he saw Clint miss once, but Clint, of course, denied it, and will deny it, as he claimed, until his dying breath. He never misses.
“I remember Budapest.” Natasha stated with a calm smile.
“That was one time.” Clint protested.
“So, what do you think?” Steve asked, interrupting another banter this time between the assassins. “Should we call them again?”
“Damn right we should.” Clint said. “I like them.”
“They do seem very valiant and fierce warriors.” Thor added. “I wouldn’t mind fighting together with them again.”
“We haven’t even seen them fight.” Natasha whispered to Clint.
“Do not question the mighty Thor.” Clint answered in a low voice, that Steve only heard because he was sitting right next to them.
“That’s a yes then.” Steve decided.
“Maybe we could use them.” Natasha offered, leaning forward in her seat. “We have that telepath on our hands, what was his name, Lucas? The one who did Bruce in.”
“Lucas Bernard, yes.” Bruce said with an amount of anger in his voice.
“They have a telepath too. Maybe he could help us?”
“That’s a good idea.” Steve answered thoughtfully. “But then we need to be a hundred percent sure we trust them.”
“We can trust them.” Natasha said with confidence.
“If you say that, I trust them already.” Clint said raising his hands as if he was surrendering. “But I kinda thought we were over this.”
“We are.” Steve assured him. “I just want to know about the telephone conversation. Who did you talk to Natasha?”
“Yeah, you seem awfully touchy feely towards them now for a, you know, deadly Russian assassin.” Tony added.
“An agent called May.” Natasha answered, ignoring Tony as always. “I know her from way back.”
Steve thought about the situation. They needed the back-up against the telepath, as they had no way of shielding their minds from him. He still wasn’t sure involving another telepath was the best idea, but Natasha did seem confident about trusting them, and she rarely trusted anyone.
“Hey, maybe we should test if they can lift Mjolnir. If they lift it, they can come along!” Clint offered, looking at Thor with pretended seriousness.
“Scarcely any mortals are worthy to wield Mjolnir.” Thor answered, completely oblivious to the joke. “I highly doubt that this idea would suffice.”
When the Avengers burst out laughing, Thor seemed to realize his mistake. “That was a joke.” He stated. “It was very funny.” He added hesitantly.
Steve couldn’t suppress his smile at the facial expression of the god of thunder. “It’s decided then.” He said. “We call them as soon as we find out where Bernard is.”
“Or maybe we could call them now, invite them to a party, and then go for a mission together?” Tony offered. “I think she really could shake up things a little bit. I mean from what I heard from Clint and saw myself, the party would be a blast.”
Steve raised his eyebrows at him. Tony smirked. “Don’t worry, I’m just joking Cap.”
“No parties until we get this done.” Steve stated just in case. You can never be too careful with a Stark.
“You, old man, are no fun.” Tony said. “What do you think Jarvis, can we find ourselves a telepath?”

It wasn’t a week later when she got the call.
“Didn’t think you were going to call me this soon.” She said, surprised. “Also, don’t try to track the call, I made sure you can’t.”
“You did? Wait never mind, we have more important things to discuss. You have a telepath right?”
“I might do. Depends on why you ask.”
“We found another one, and since we don’t have one, we thought we could use your help as you know how to deal with them.”
Daisy tensed, and sat up in the couch. “Do you have a name for this telepath?” She asked pressingly.
“Lucas Bernard. You know him?”
She did. But she didn’t tell them that.
“We would be glad to help you. In fact, you are going to need us. Where do you want to meet?
“In the Avengers tower.”
Daisy froze mid-move. “You want us to go to the tower?”
“Why not?”
“You saw what I did to that base. You would trust me in your house?”
“We live with the Hulk.”
“Good point.”
She ended the call, and ran to Jayce’s room, furiously knocking on his door.
"What do you want?" Came the question from inside the room.
"They found your brother, Jayce. The Avengers found your brother."