The time was running down quickly, there were only two minutes and seconds left, he evaded the cybernetic enhanced female's broadsword slashes with some difficulty. This female, Malice, her enhancements were making her attacks just as fast as his movements. He didn't have time for this, he needed to get out of this hall and fast. His urgency and haste made his movements faster, as she lunged forward he arced around her, landing his elbow down on her spine, paralyzing her. He quickly began running, taking a red canister with him, some studies would be needed, he glanced at it. It looked like it was moving, that couldn't have been right, he switched to thermal vision and saw that it was generating heat. That wasn't right, what were they doing here? He quickly dashed out of the Spitfire hideout, firing a line of web at a building, propelling straight up like a slingshot. The explosion lit up the surrounding area but he didn't even look back, even with the heavy rain the effects were evident. There was nothing left but a pile of rubble, the canister was glowing a crimson red. 

He was only concerned with what was in the canister rather than the fate of the Spitfire gang and its lieutenant. He got farther and farther away from the area, eventually getting to his hideout. He entered the building that seemed normal in its interior, he descended down the stairs and into a lab of sorts. He set the canister down and got a good look at the organism, it was alive to his knowledge anyway. It was moving around as if it was looking for a way out of the small prison it was in. He went back to his home's upper levels, getting dressed over his suit, putting on a plain black shirt, black pants, and silver and black shoes. He left his house and walked his way down the street, he kept the organism in the back of his mind as best as he could, Wildfire. The name kept lingering on in his mind, it gave him a slight sense of worry as if this was something bad, really bad but he couldn't explain it. He just kept walking his way down the street, he didn't mind the rain really, his suit was insulated so he hadn't been exposed to the freezing temperature.