Harangue

While Penny and her second in command figured out their next move, the other cat warriors had been conversing amongst themselves. It was impossible for a group of this size to remain quiet and they were soon surrounded once again by curious humans taking pictures of the weird humans in togas.

There were soon multiple videos posted to youtube of the strange humans in togas in the middle of central park. A few curious humans tried to ask questions of the togaed warriors, but were brusquely brushed off and their questions unanswered. If McGee had been at NCIS headquarters, one of his normal searches would have probably noticed the viral videos, but alas he was still otherwise occupied with the Peruvian warriors.

Abby, too, often discovered interesting viral videos like that, but she was distracted by the little black kitten hiding in her lab. As such, Penny and her warrior friends were discovered by a much less friendly agency, the FBI.

Tobias Fornell wondered when it became his job to deal with crazy new yorkers. Granted there were like sixteen of them which was an unusually high number. Still Fornell would have expected this to fall under the NYPD, not be given to the FBI.

He had half a mind to harangue the whole of NYPD over this one. That was until he met the sixteen people in togas that the NYPD couldn’t figure out what to do with. They had no identification and more or less refused to answer any questions.

When pressed, the leader of the group, who only introduced herself as Penny, requested that King Anthony be found and that they would explain everything to him. Fornell didn’t know what to do with them either. When he asked who King Anthony was, Penny finally revealed that King Anthony was Anthony DiNozzo.

He couldn’t help wondering how they fit into Anthony DiNozzo’s disappearance. DiNozzo’s disappearance was still one of the active cases that Fornell’s team was working on. Regardless, he knew Gibbs wasn’t going to like this latest development.