Chapter 2
You’re name is y/n and the year is 2014.
Everything feels so surreal. You think you were born in 2004, but you are not sure. You are not sure about much anymore except that your name is y/n and the year is 2014.
Hydra has been taken down a few weeks ago. A man dressed like a pirate allowed you to be free from imprisonment, but on one condition. You have to fight with the avengers.
In a way, this is as much an imprisonment as being in a jail cell or being with Hydra was. You don’t want to fight anymore, but this is the only way to survive. The Avengers don’t know what you went through and don’t care about you. They call you Soldier.
You live in a small apartment close by the Avengers tower. You have a cat you named Luna and that’s the only thing keeping you company. Luna is the only thing you trust and she’s a CAT. Your memory is still gone. You remember a few things and start to keep journals so that you won’t forget about them. You don’t remember, but you do know that you do not belong here. You don’t belong in 2014.
You are on your way to the Avengers tower because your alarm rang. That means there is a mission and you have to fight. The Avengers don’t know anything about you and you plan to keep it that way. You remember a time where you would have been excited to meet them, but the details are blurry and you are not sure if it is your imagination or not.
You reach the tower and scan your ID card. It doesn’t have your name on it, it just says the Winter Soldier.
You sit down in your designated spot in the briefing room and listen to the blond man wearing a flag drone on about what the mission is. The red head isn’t listening, she’s looking at you. You glare at her and she glares back.
“Knock it off Soldier” the blond says.
You then start actually listening to the man. Apparently, the mission is to storm a HYDRA base hidden in northern California. Why it is there, you don’t know and why you have to be on the mission you don’t know. You don’t want to face HYDRA again and contemplate asking to not go on the mission but you know that will not end well.
Apparently, they weren’t even going to it today. It will be 2 weeks until they actually go to California because the HYDRA employees were no where to be seen as of now. You wonder why they decided to have this briefing now, until a short brunette man with a cool t shirt steps in front of the room.
“My team has just finished building the apartments so you guys can move into the tower. Including you Winter,” he says.
Your interest is peaked after that. You didn’t know they had plans on moving you and the others into the tower. It makes sense. It’s easier to keep an eye on you when you are closer to them. You consider arguing about this or just agreeing but instead you say:
“Can I bring my cat?”