Over and Out

Chapter Six

"It was definitely them." Jimin mused as he spun idly on his chair. Jungkook rolled his eyes, watching him from where he was sat.

"Yeah no shit. I was expecting some sort of noise soon, but this? Even I have to give it up to them this time." He admitted, sighing as he tipped his head back. They were in one the many conference rooms that littered his place, him, Jimin and Taehyung, trying to plan out their next move; they had been there for two hours with no semblance of a plan yet.

"Do you think taking all those weapons straight from the source was too much?" Asked Taehyung, legs up on the table. "That definitely pushed them over the edge, and they probably have narrowed down how we got in by now. Not too long until they figure out why you're so hell-bent on targeting them."

"I'm banking on that." Jungkook replied, sitting up. "If all goes to plan, ideally they will know who I am, and never forget it." He stood up, making his way over to the table, where bits of paper and notes were scattered. "I definitely think the one who got into my room was new." He ran his finger down the details: dark hair, dark eyes, slender, tall, blue dress... He frowned. "Green dress." He muttered under his breathe, correcting it.

"Huh?" Taehyung asked, looking up.

"She was in a green dress, some slippery satin-y thing. I remember that much at least." He raised his eyebrow as Taehyung sat up straight suddenly. "Why? You know something?"

"I thought she was in blue, but green..." He tapped his fingers on the table restlessly. "Was she in a mask?"

"When I first saw her, yes. Similar colour I think."

"Oh shit. I think I saw her too." He started pacing. Jungkook looked at him to carry on. "I danced with someone in a green dress; before I approached her she was kinda spaced out; looking back, if that's our suspect she definitely had some interesting things to say."

"And after you danced?"

"She said she saw someone she knew, then disappeared—she was gone so quickly I couldn't see where she went." Taehyung took another look at Jungkook's version of events. "I think the timing matches up too."

Jungkook clenched his jaw. "So more than one of them were at the party beforehand. It's likely they sent the younger recruits, they would definitely fit in better with the crowd from that night." A train of thought sparked in his brain; he prodded it, following it. "In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't think twice about not risking the more experienced members for this."

"Which might have given us an opening." They both looked at Jimin who had spoken up, had stopped spinning. Jungkook knew that he had caught up with him—they shared a look of understanding. Taehyung looked between the two in confusion, but J shook his head, mind already running.

"When are we next heading to that part of their territory?" He started tapping on his phone, trying to bring up the schedule.

"In two days time, we have that event close to their headquarters, but what's going on? We don't have anything resembling a plan yet." Taehyung shook his head.

"We do now. They knew where I was, so there's no telling how much they know about our plans. We already found a bug in this room and destroyed it. Until we do a full sweep of the house, we won't know for sure how much ground they've covered. So they will definitely know about the event. That's when we make our next move."

"Okay, but there are some flaws in this."

"Elaborate."

"One," Taehyung held up a finger, "It's deep in their territory, and this time we don't have anything to conceal who we are. If this client wasn't so important we", he gestured to the three of them, "wouldn't even be going. If we do anything other than attend, we would be declaring all out war, and I'm sorry but we don't have the resources to do that right now. You're also forgetting that they, at least one of them, knows what you look like. You're an instant target, and right now I'm not sure if that's a chance they'll miss. We don't even know what our next course of action is Jungkook, we just can't risk it."