Trapped By The I.R.I.S. Boy {Ejen Ali Fanfiction - OneShot}

Chapter 3

The sun had long set, ceasing its basking light of the city to wither as the moonlight paved its way down the surface of what makes the city's view. The clouds now darkened, painting the midnight sky with another shade of its dark, the sweet caress of dusk now present after the dawn.

Busy streets now adorned with warm streetlights that lit the path of streets with illuminate glow. People in groups or in pairs walked the luminated path of concrete. The vehicles slowly turned among corners and paused to give way for pedestrians to reach the other side of the busy streets which now ceased to casual walks.

However, at a certain island far off the harbor where a proud, dome-like facility remains standing—the Academy, nightfall symbolizes tasks are in need to be accomplished. On one particular area, just where the outdoor training arena was. Four individuals stood under one of the many trees that adorned the arena, with the base point just a few steps away from where they are. There includes an agent in red, one in monochrome, the other themed blue, and one adorned with black and yellow.

The neuro agent eyed each and every one of her team members. "I apologize for calling you all this late and thank you for answering my call." She began, her voice calm with serene in adverse to her previous stern voice.

The other three agents eyed each other before the one in blue smiled. "Of course, you're our neuro, after all." She spoke, understanding what the other has to say. It was already obvious as to what the other has intended, it was fairly obvious as it is.

"So, looks like we're breaking rules again, huh?" the one in monochrome cracked his knuckles, a sheer smirk of mischief evident in his expression. "I like the sound of that." He commented.

The one in red just shook his head and pushed his glasses back up. "Whatever you're planning, just make sure its plausible enough for us to risk disobedience." He urged, his principles just splitting his viewpoint on whether or not to follow the female before him.