Grave Robbing [Open]

Anubis was immensely dangerous to the entire world. It had the ability to singlehandedly start another worldwide Omnic Crisis. Now, almost everyone was of the opinion that something like that would be bad. It was more than a general consensus, it was an objective truth and it was Pharah's job to make sure that this doomsday never came to pass...at least that was part of her job. Sure she got sent away, but this was supposed to be the easy part of her job. The one no one disturbed. The only problems were supposed to come from inside, when Anubis decided it wasn't content with just sitting around. Someone had to go and ruin that though. It happened more often than one might think. Apparently a lot of people wanted to cause the apocalypse. But Pharah wasn't ready to let Egypt become the next Australia.

She landed near the explosion. She made sure she was loaded up. She steeled herself. Her rockets weren't so great for dealing with human targets and these would be human targets. Omnics never attacked this place. Something about having your free will stripped from you wasn't so appealing to them. "I'll give you one chance to surrender." she said, pointing her launcher into the smoke "I'm not here to preserve historical artifacts...or you." she said firmly.

Expecting to traipse into the temple and not face any consequences had been a foolish wish for the rather wild young man, he'd intended to break in, take a good peek, and make off with any loot they happened to come across, museums had very roomy pockets after all, and many didn't care to question how the object was obtained. His eyes stretched wide however, when he spotted an imposing form in the light leaking in from the hole he'd made, "Oi, H-hog!" The huge man turned and immediately assumed a ready stance, hand on that deadly hook, tense and alert. Junkrat, however, adopted a much more casual look, grinning, "Ah that's not very polite of ye, mate. 'ere we was havin' a nice look around. We didn't mean no harm, right Hog?"

He didn't like the look of the launcher she had aimed at them, "bit excessive for protectin' old bones, unless..." His mad eyes brightened and he got a wide grin, "Oi, is there somethin' more than that 'ere?" He lifted his hands as he stepped closer, his movements careful and slow, "I knew there was more t'this place than wot people said. So, what's the big secret?" He snickered dangerously as he stood his ground, not surrendering, but not making a move to attack either, "Tell me, if I refuse, you think you can his me with them rockets? And then what about 'im?" He wasn't unarmed this time, his frag launchers was slung over his shoulder, at this close range it might not hit directly, but it could potentially give them a head start.

She knew these two, it was hard for anyone working in security to have missed hearing about this infamous Australian duo. Their crimes were...sporadic but they always made headlines and they were capable of a large amount of destruction. Junkrat's explosives were capable of quite a bit more than the hole in the wall they had made so far and RoadHog was a ridiculously massive man. Pharah was of the belief that he had probably been heavily affected by the radiation of his homeland but proving that would mean capturing him...preferably alive. Her rockets were MOSTLY explosive for damaging robotic components in a limited area...but that STILL wasn't so great for organs. In other words, he was right, it wasn't for protecting bones.  It was for causing structural damage in everything except the structure on top of them. 

Now usually she wouldn't even consider talking with a criminal like this, but she was pretty sure Helix would enjoy a 50 million dollar bonus for catching these two. Its not like they were incredibly moral individuals. The crimes they were wanted for extended into the petty but also went the other way. Many MANY capital crimes, not to mention RoadHog's involvement with the group that ruined the vast majority of the outback. On top of the possibility for a reward, there was the fact that her job wasn't apprehending them, it was protecting the complex...kind of. It was a very complicated job! "It's a facility. We are paid to protect it, not to learn about it." she said firmly. She was curious about what was in the facility too but she had seen what Anubis could do. It made her wary. She was sure the AI could be a massive force for evil, or good. It could control omnics somehow. That meant it could create another omnic crisis....or stop one. She had seen the starting part already, to an extent. It had only grabbed one omnic, but it had also controlled many drones. "Whatever is down here...I'd prefer if you didn't wake it up again. Last time it killed my teammates and that's when we were protecting each other. I don't think I'll be quite as inclined to save you." she said, smiling confidently despite the rather tense situation.