"You know what? I'm tired of being used, abused, and manipulated. Yes, Skye shot me, but I did technically have it coming. Plus I love her.". Skye grinned. " Don't get cocky. You're going to stay small for a while, until we come to some sort of understanding. ". He faced Raina again. She noticed that his eyes had turned ice blue and began backing away fearfully.
" You have done NOTHING but manipulate. John would still be alive if not for you. Still, I'm a relatively fair man. I'm going to give you a chance to make your own choice. But Skye and I are leaving and you are not following us. I think I'll leave a little present for SHIELD. Or HYDRA. Whoever gets to you first."
Raina saw Grant's eyes flash as she began to shrink. She didn't want to be tiny, but she knew there was nothing she could do about it. Raina watched unhappily as everything seemed further and further away the smaller she got. Grant finally brought the shrinking to a stop and picked up the tiny porcupine like woman. Skye was still in his hand and Raina was surprised to see she was a few inches taller in size. She figured that was so people could see and hear her. Grant placed her on the pedestal where the diviner sat, as he grabbed it, put Skye inside, and put it in his pocket.
"See you around Raina. Maybe," laughed Grant as he walked off, leaving the shrunken woman alone.
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