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As the Slayer and her team sped through town to get to the Kent Farm, Clark sat in back with Lana, Pete, and Buffy. The slayer noticed that Clark looked absolutely shocked at what happened. And what to do now. Lana kept silent, debating whether or not she really wanted to know what Clark's deal was. Finally Pete interrupted the silence. "Chloe discovered that Jessie has disks from her father. They implicate a high powered company, and a rogue agent is after them." "Why didn't you say something sooner?" Xander asked Pete as he altered his route to go to Jessie's house. "I just did." Pete pointed out. "Top speed, Xand." Buffy informed him sternly.
Ted Palmer kicked down the door, looking around the apartment for any signs as to where Jessie's father would put the disks. "It's okay, Clark. I'll." Jessie started as she came in. She stopped when she saw the agent standing there. "Who are you?" "I want the disks, Jessie. Where are they?" he asked her in return as he raised his gun at her.
"This is taking too long." Buffy said in exasperation as they hit some heavy traffic. Clark looked around at the group, and remembered how easily this girl had beaten him back at the bar. He took a deep breath before saying, "I can get there quicker." They all looked at him, and then Dawn said, "With that speed of yours." "You are not going alone." Buffy told him simply. "Fine, come with me." Clark responded. "How are we going to get to this girls house if you're not here?" Xander asked him. "I know how to get there." Lana spoke up. "Okay, what do I do?" Buffy asked Clark. Clark grabbed Buffy by the hand. "Hold on." He responded simply.
"I don't know what you're talking about." Jessie told him as she tried to back up the stairs. "Don't move." He warned her as he began to approach her. They barely noticed a burst of speed, and barely saw as the blonde girl that Jessie recognized from the bar leapt out and slammed into him. Ted dropped the gun. "What's going on here?" Jessie asked. Clark recovered the gun, and as Ted rose up Buffy put him into a chokehold. "Let me go." Ted managed to choke out. "Not until you tell me why those disks are so important." Buffy responded. "Where are the disks?" Clark asked Jessie. "You better give him the disks." Buffy advised the girl. Jessie looked reluctant, but pulled the disks from her purse and handed them to Clark. "Give them to me." Ted said. "You're not in a position to make demands." Buffy told him simply. They heard a screeching outside and turned to see their rental van park and Pete, Elizabeth, and Dawn came out and into the room. "Clark, give the disks to Dawn." Buffy said and as he did so she looked at her little sister. "Give those to Willow and have her look at them." Dawn took them and ran. "You have no idea what you are doing." Ted told Buffy. "We will soon." Buffy said. A gunshot ricocheted off the banister and Jessie flinched, and Buffy instinctively loosened her grip, barely managing to hold onto Ted. Elizabeth pulled Pete behind her, even though the bullet was nowhere near them and the visionary couldn't absorb the blast anymore than Pete could. "Give me those disks, and get out of here." Jessie's father demanded as he came down the stairs. "Sorry, can't do that." Clark told him and then used his speed to grab the gun and pull it away. "I hate guns." Buffy muttered. "What do we do with everyone?" Elizabeth asked the slayer. Buffy thought a moment and turned to Jessie and her father. "Go. Take your daughter and go start a new life, turn yourself into the police, whatever. Just go." She told them both. She looked at Ted. "You too." "You might as well kill me." Ted told her. "If you won't give me the disks." "I'm sure killing could be arranged." Pete pointed out to him. Buffy ignored the him, instead dropping him on the floor. "Let's see what Willow found." She suggested. "What about those?" Elizabeth asked, pointing to the guns in Clark's hands. "I got it." Clark assured her and crushed them with his bare hands. Buffy stared at him. She had bent Gib Cain's hunting rifle four years ago, but she was unable to crush them. She was shocked at how effortlessly Clark had done it. "Okay, we need to talk." She said. They had gone out the van where Willow was looking at the files, Lana leaning over her shoulder. "Oh, my god." Willow whispered. "What?" Buffy asked her friend, and when Willow handed the laptop to her and she saw the information she echoed, "Oh, my god." "What is it?" Elizabeth and Pete asked at the same time. Buffy's response would confuse Pete and shock Elizabeth just the same as she was. "It's vital corporate information. About Umbrella."
For those who know what that is, it's quiet a twist. And for those who don't this will become quiet a shocker. What will happen when Buffy and her slayerettes decide to move on? Will the Smallville gang decide to go with them? How will Clark explain his powers to Chloe and Pete? And can Buffy possibly get any more help before all hell breaks loose? Stay tuned.
As the Slayer and her team sped through town to get to the Kent Farm, Clark sat in back with Lana, Pete, and Buffy. The slayer noticed that Clark looked absolutely shocked at what happened. And what to do now. Lana kept silent, debating whether or not she really wanted to know what Clark's deal was. Finally Pete interrupted the silence. "Chloe discovered that Jessie has disks from her father. They implicate a high powered company, and a rogue agent is after them." "Why didn't you say something sooner?" Xander asked Pete as he altered his route to go to Jessie's house. "I just did." Pete pointed out. "Top speed, Xand." Buffy informed him sternly.
Ted Palmer kicked down the door, looking around the apartment for any signs as to where Jessie's father would put the disks. "It's okay, Clark. I'll." Jessie started as she came in. She stopped when she saw the agent standing there. "Who are you?" "I want the disks, Jessie. Where are they?" he asked her in return as he raised his gun at her.
"This is taking too long." Buffy said in exasperation as they hit some heavy traffic. Clark looked around at the group, and remembered how easily this girl had beaten him back at the bar. He took a deep breath before saying, "I can get there quicker." They all looked at him, and then Dawn said, "With that speed of yours." "You are not going alone." Buffy told him simply. "Fine, come with me." Clark responded. "How are we going to get to this girls house if you're not here?" Xander asked him. "I know how to get there." Lana spoke up. "Okay, what do I do?" Buffy asked Clark. Clark grabbed Buffy by the hand. "Hold on." He responded simply.
"I don't know what you're talking about." Jessie told him as she tried to back up the stairs. "Don't move." He warned her as he began to approach her. They barely noticed a burst of speed, and barely saw as the blonde girl that Jessie recognized from the bar leapt out and slammed into him. Ted dropped the gun. "What's going on here?" Jessie asked. Clark recovered the gun, and as Ted rose up Buffy put him into a chokehold. "Let me go." Ted managed to choke out. "Not until you tell me why those disks are so important." Buffy responded. "Where are the disks?" Clark asked Jessie. "You better give him the disks." Buffy advised the girl. Jessie looked reluctant, but pulled the disks from her purse and handed them to Clark. "Give them to me." Ted said. "You're not in a position to make demands." Buffy told him simply. They heard a screeching outside and turned to see their rental van park and Pete, Elizabeth, and Dawn came out and into the room. "Clark, give the disks to Dawn." Buffy said and as he did so she looked at her little sister. "Give those to Willow and have her look at them." Dawn took them and ran. "You have no idea what you are doing." Ted told Buffy. "We will soon." Buffy said. A gunshot ricocheted off the banister and Jessie flinched, and Buffy instinctively loosened her grip, barely managing to hold onto Ted. Elizabeth pulled Pete behind her, even though the bullet was nowhere near them and the visionary couldn't absorb the blast anymore than Pete could. "Give me those disks, and get out of here." Jessie's father demanded as he came down the stairs. "Sorry, can't do that." Clark told him and then used his speed to grab the gun and pull it away. "I hate guns." Buffy muttered. "What do we do with everyone?" Elizabeth asked the slayer. Buffy thought a moment and turned to Jessie and her father. "Go. Take your daughter and go start a new life, turn yourself into the police, whatever. Just go." She told them both. She looked at Ted. "You too." "You might as well kill me." Ted told her. "If you won't give me the disks." "I'm sure killing could be arranged." Pete pointed out to him. Buffy ignored the him, instead dropping him on the floor. "Let's see what Willow found." She suggested. "What about those?" Elizabeth asked, pointing to the guns in Clark's hands. "I got it." Clark assured her and crushed them with his bare hands. Buffy stared at him. She had bent Gib Cain's hunting rifle four years ago, but she was unable to crush them. She was shocked at how effortlessly Clark had done it. "Okay, we need to talk." She said. They had gone out the van where Willow was looking at the files, Lana leaning over her shoulder. "Oh, my god." Willow whispered. "What?" Buffy asked her friend, and when Willow handed the laptop to her and she saw the information she echoed, "Oh, my god." "What is it?" Elizabeth and Pete asked at the same time. Buffy's response would confuse Pete and shock Elizabeth just the same as she was. "It's vital corporate information. About Umbrella."
For those who know what that is, it's quiet a twist. And for those who don't this will become quiet a shocker. What will happen when Buffy and her slayerettes decide to move on? Will the Smallville gang decide to go with them? How will Clark explain his powers to Chloe and Pete? And can Buffy possibly get any more help before all hell breaks loose? Stay tuned.