[Ever since he saw Billy fall in the battlefield just seconds after they got there, ever since he was forced to flee without Billy, since Cassie left, since - since that awful, awful battle, Teddy's been trying his best to keep himself from just flipping out entirely on anything, anyone. He felt that rage boiling inside, leaking out in snapped replies to people, in the way he'd use a little more force than usual in his actions, how he'd clench his fists during meetings.
Never had he had to hold himself back as much as he did during all this time, and especially to actually fool everyone enough to knock Hank Pym out and take his identity for his own. Even more so when he had to act the part while walking to all the cells, passing by Wiccan's with just a glance, in order to get the passcodes and learn the methods it took to start the jail break.
It's only when the plan actually begins that Teddy starts to not hold back anymore. He's no longer Hank Pym, despite wearing his skin still. He's Teddy Altman, and he's going to save everyone at this horrifying prison cell.
But first...
He stops in front of one cell in particular. His eye, fingerprint and voice are scanned, and once he's inside...
There's Billy, strapped to that damned chair. Teddy wastes no time; he gets to work to turn that machine strapped to his head off, and once he knows it's safe to remove, he slowly does so, and he leans over to see his boyfriend's face as it's revealed to him.]
Billy? Oh god, Billy...
[He uses his normal voice to let Billy know that he's here, and he refuses to move on until he knows that Billy's okay. Of course - Of course he's not okay, idiot, but - ]
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Never had he had to hold himself back as much as he did during all this time, and especially to actually fool everyone enough to knock Hank Pym out and take his identity for his own. Even more so when he had to act the part while walking to all the cells, passing by Wiccan's with just a glance, in order to get the passcodes and learn the methods it took to start the jail break.
It's only when the plan actually begins that Teddy starts to not hold back anymore. He's no longer Hank Pym, despite wearing his skin still. He's Teddy Altman, and he's going to save everyone at this horrifying prison cell.
But first...
He stops in front of one cell in particular. His eye, fingerprint and voice are scanned, and once he's inside...
There's Billy, strapped to that damned chair. Teddy wastes no time; he gets to work to turn that machine strapped to his head off, and once he knows it's safe to remove, he slowly does so, and he leans over to see his boyfriend's face as it's revealed to him.]
Billy? Oh god, Billy...
[He uses his normal voice to let Billy know that he's here, and he refuses to move on until he knows that Billy's okay. Of course - Of course he's not okay, idiot, but - ]