Salad, the Spider-Man: Far From Home fanfic

Part 1: Goodbye HYDRA!

Mya's POV

I sat on the cold cement ground of my prison cell, staring through the glass wall and at the HYDRA scientists on the other side. The sound of Pietro, my brother, running in the cell next to me was starting to get annoying but I tried to overlook it. I could see red tendrils of magic leaking through the holes in the wall next to me. I knew it was Wanda, my sister, doing God knows what with her magic.

Let me introduce myself. I'm Mya Maximoff. I never knew my parents—they brought me and my siblings to this HYDRA lab to do experiments on me before we even knew how to talk. It's only ever been me and my two other triplets, Wanda and Pietro. We've been stuck in this hell hole for thirteen years.

Some stuff they injected into Pietro gave him superspeed and way more energy than anyone else I know. Then again, the only other person I know is Wanda. What HYDRA gave to her was something that I found far more interesting than superspeed; Wanda was able to read people's minds, move things with her mind, teleport, and a whole bunch of other things. And I had pyrokinesis, the ability to create illusions, the ability to tell when someone wasn't telling the truth, flight, and mind control.

"Pietro!" I snapped, standing up and turning to the wall that he stood behind. I glared at him through one of the holes in the wall. I saw fire rise in the corner of my cell out of the corner of my eye—something that happened often when I got annoyed or upset. "Please stop. Or try to run around a bit more quietly."

He rolled his eyes and continued running, only this time it wasn't as loud.

"Thank you." I turned back to watch the HYDRA scientists again.

The cells all around this place seemed to be built pretty much the same way—three cement walls and one glass wall. The floor was cement, too. There were holes in the glass so that I could breathe and there were holes on the two walls that belonged to the experiment that lived next to you.

I don't think Wanda or Pietro ever talked to whoever was next to them but I didn't know. I didn't even know if anyone was next to them.

I sat back down and continued staring through the glass wall. 

Hannah's POV

I sat on the floor of my prison cell, staring out through the glass wall and at the HYDRA scientists. They were doing something to an experiment who I had never seen before.

I got up and walked into the corner of my cell so I could stare at the wall that would've been on my left if I were sitting forward, staring through the glass and at the scientists. I tried very hard to listen for any signs that my brother was even awake on the other side of the wall but was disappointed when I only heard the soft sounds of him snoring.

I rolled my eyes.

I was about to get up and yell at him to wake the frick up when I heard a large crashing noise. I bolted upright and turned to the glass wall to watch the startled and confused scientists frantically run around the room.

I rolled my eyes at them as the sound of my brother's snoring stopped. I turned to the left wall and crouched down. I looked through one of the holes in the wall and saw my brother, Bucky Barnes, now standing in the middle of his cell, wide awake and looking very confused.

"Bucky," I whispered but he didn't answer. "Bucky."

He turned around and crouched down to look at me through a hole in the wall. "What's going on?"

"Do you really think I know?" I asked. "The scientists don't even seem to know what's going on."

He rolled his eyes and looked like he was about to say something but was cut off by a sound that reminded me of the sound the glass wall made when the scientists opened it to take Bucky and I out of our cells.