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And there would go more calls in another direction as Gryf caught onto that data stream and focused everything on it, then kill everyone else's 4G as she reached out towards it. It matched JARVIS, more skilled with the wireless and wired, who could find out where Gryf's signal was coming from and locate her through the thousands of cameras throughout the city.

It took no more than twenty minutes, but it felt like an eternity for them both. When JARVIS finally pulled up something for Tony, it was a single camera view of an alley way with a familiar blonde barely seen in it, pressed against the wall of a brick building, people walking past the alley and missing her completely.

It was far from the best image, but JARVIS had something better - the address of where the camera was located. She wasn't even in the downtown area. No view of Stark Tower from there.