Sorry about the wait! I've come down with a major case of Writers Block and can't break it. It's terrible! Anyway, I also took so long on this 'cause I couldn't figure out what to do to Treize. He's so smooth it makes me sick. Well, I lost my grip on sanity about half-way through, so I'm sorry if it's alittle wierd. I tried not to do anything too crazy.

(There is someone, somewhere who hates me and is laughing right now.)

Yeah, he's right in front of you. Heero shrugged and raised the gun. There was a loud bang and Treize fell to the ground.

(Well, that was easy.) Heero turned as his voice and walked to the door.

"You don't think you actually hit me, do you?" Heero stopped at the sound of Treize's voice.

"No. But I figured I could get out while you were on the ground. Spare the pain of having to look at you." Heero turned back around and cocked the gun. "This time I really will hit you."

Treize smirked and leapt over the desk. Heero dropped into a squat and then straightened, ramming his shoulder into Treize's chest. The older man flipped over and landed heavily on the ground. Heero raised the gun again, but Treize leapt up and ran forward. He caught Heero's wrist and shoved it up, punching him in the face at the same time. The gun slipped out of his hand and fell to the ground. Treize's foot spun around and knocked Heero's feet from under him.

"Not quiet living up to expectations." Treize smirked and pulled his sword from its sheath, laying it on Heero's neck.

In response, Heero rolled to the inside of the sword, grabbed Treize's hand, and pulled. As Treize fell, Heero kicked him in the stomach so he rolled away. Treize jumped up and spun to see Heero facing him with the gun. A gunshot and Treize fell backwards, bleeding from his chest.

(Is he dead?)

Probably. Heero ran to the door and slipped out. We still have to worry about Princess Leia.

Heero straightened the uniform he was wearing and walked out of the door with the confidence of someone who owned the building. The guard glanced at him but turned back to his cigarette once he saw who it was.

(Alright. So how do we find Dad and Relena?)

I don't know about Relena, but I know where Odin is.

(How? Did you recognize the hall?)

Yes. And we can just follow the gunshots.

Heero turned the corner and began running. Up three flights of stairs, down six halls and up another two staircases, somewhere along the way he found one of the guards rifles. Heero finally stopped at the corner of a hall and listened. He could hear gunshots from one of the halls and ran towards it. A large group guards stood at the corners and were firing down the hall.

(I hope they didn't get Dad.) Heero nodded absently and began firing into the group. It took a couple of minutes for the guards to figure out where the shots were coming from and then to react. They turned and began firing on Heero, who ducked around the corner of the hall.

(Now what? We're trapped!)

Odin's team should start firing as well. We can take all of them out between us. Heero snorted and began firing again. I could take them out alone.

(Careful, you won't be able to fit your head through the door.)

The gunshots slowly lessened and then stopped all together. Heero peeked A/N: That sounds funny with Heero around the corner and lowered the gun when he saw no moving guards.

"Who was that?" A voice Heero didn't recognize spoke from around the corner. "Someone started shooting them in the back."

Odin turned the corner with his gun ready and pointed it at Heero, who had also stepped around the corner. Heero smiled slightly and held his hands up, the guard rifle still in his hand. Odin's eyes widened and he stared at Heero.

(Oh, this is not good.) The voice fidgeted. (I wish he'd say something.)

You're really impatient. Heero continued to stare at the older man.

"Boss?" The man who had first spoken was watching Odin in surprise. "You know him?"

"Heero!" Odin seemed to have finally found his voice. "Heero Yuy Lowe."

That is kind of a funny sounding name. Heero fought not to laugh. And don't moms usually say the whole name?

(We are so dead. And don't make fun of my name! It's mean.)

"Hi, Dad." Heero smiled slightly. "Nice day?"

(Nice day! Have you lost it?)

Actually, I think this is kind of funny.

"What are you doing here?" Odin glared at him. "You could've been killed."

"Well, it's a really long story."

"Then start." Odin looked mad. Like, chew-iron-spit-nails mad.

Heero paused, looking for the right words, and was saved the trouble as the ground threw him around.

"I've got a guy from another dimension in my head." The voice nodded. (Oops. Guess we just earned a one-way ticket to the Nuthouse.)

"You've got what?" Odin lowered the gun.

"A guy from another dimension stuck in my head. He and I keep changing who's in control and he got us in here. He knows how to shoot a gun and all that kind of stuff."

He's going to think you're insane.

(I already think I am.) Heero watched as Odin put his hand to his head.

"Heero." He looked to mad to speak. (Oops again.) "This 'other person' made you come here and risk your life?"

You are.

(That's a good point.) The voice mused as it nodded.

"Get him out. I'm going to kill him."

How sweet. Heero thought dryly. If he kills me, he kills you.

"It doesn't work that way, Dad." Behind Odin the members of his team were exchanging looks. One of them made an obvious "he's insane" sign and Heero glared at him. "Look, we're just here to get Relena."

Relena! I forgot about her!

"You knew we'd come." Odin motion for his men to follow and hurried down the hall.

"If you did, she'd be killed."

Odin sighed and shook his head. Heero followed him down the hall and around a corner. Three doors were on the left wall, four on the right. As they passed the first three doors, there was silence. As they were passing the fourth, there was a gunshot and a high-pitched, female scream.

Oh dear, who can it be:P Hope you liked this chapter that I finally got up.