Kian Romanov
a hurricane personified
He smirked at the prospect of going on a mission with Romanoff, not exactly finding the need to hide how pleasant the idea was to him. "I wouldn't mind taking out some of your best in combat." he remarked, then chuckling when she suggested that he shouldn't kill someone during his stay in SHIELD, "That's no fun at all. In Russia our form of "high fiving" was breaking each other's necks." he said sarcastically.
He tapped his fingers on his knee, the room now dimly lit by the rising sun that tinged the room into a light shade of orange. "They already take me seriously." He corrected, "They wouldn't have sent you to get me if they didn't take me seriously- well if they didn't take me as a serious threat." He looked around the tiny room, curious how long he'd last before he'd completely lose his mind. "I just need them to trust me, I suppose."
"What about Fury? Did you have the chance to talk yet?" he asked curiously, his eyes set on her facial expressions in hope of catching anything he could. Chances were, he thought, she would keep SHIELDs decisions confidential, he was still a dangerous assassin after all.
He tapped his fingers on his knee, the room now dimly lit by the rising sun that tinged the room into a light shade of orange. "They already take me seriously." He corrected, "They wouldn't have sent you to get me if they didn't take me seriously- well if they didn't take me as a serious threat." He looked around the tiny room, curious how long he'd last before he'd completely lose his mind. "I just need them to trust me, I suppose."
"What about Fury? Did you have the chance to talk yet?" he asked curiously, his eyes set on her facial expressions in hope of catching anything he could. Chances were, he thought, she would keep SHIELDs decisions confidential, he was still a dangerous assassin after all.