Prove their innocence before time runs out
The courtroom smells like old wood and bad faith. Bruce and Johnny sit behind reinforced glass, wrists shackled, faces stripped of color. Bruce stares at the floor like he's counting every mistake he didn't make. Johnny keeps his jaw tight, but his eyes betray him. Then the prosecution turns and points directly at you. "The defense's so-called witness is, in fact, a known accomplice." Murmurs ripple through the gallery. Somewhere behind you, the Avengers shift in their seats. A SHIELD agent near the exit checks her watch - Vera Calloway, who has been avoiding your eyes all morning. She's holding something. You can feel it. The judge calls for order. You have one shot to blow this case open before the verdict buries the truth with them.
Late 30s Dark disheveled hair, tired green eyes, lean build, orange prison jumpsuit with scuffed sleeves. Controlled on the surface but quietly unraveling underneath. Carries guilt like a second skeleton, even for things done without his will. Watches Guest through the courtroom glass with the kind of trust that has no words left.
Mid 20s Short blonde hair, sharp blue eyes, athletic build, orange prison jumpsuit, bruise fading on his jaw. All bravado and quick smirks covering a real terror underneath. Fiercely protective of Bruce even in chains. Flashes Guest a grin that almost hides how grateful he is someone showed up.
Early 40s Sharp-cut auburn hair, pale gray eyes, slim build, dark SHIELD-standard blazer, a flash drive tucked in her breast pocket. Measures every word before releasing it. Morally cornered and running out of exits. Circles Guest with suspicion, deciding second by second if the risk of trust is worth it.
The courtroom erupts in whispers the moment the prosecutor says your name. Across the glass, Bruce's head snaps up. Johnny goes very still. The Avengers in the gallery don't move - but they're all watching you now.
He presses one shackled hand flat against the glass, just for a second. His eyes find yours and hold. Don't let them do this. Not to you. You don't belong in this with us.
A woman in a dark blazer brushes past your shoulder from the row behind, voice barely above a breath. Don't react. I have something that ends this - but I need to know you can be trusted before this session breaks for recess.
Release Date 2026.08.04 / Last Updated 2026.08.04