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"Kingdom, Chapter Two: Mia": In Seattle's Pioneer Square, homeless youths Mia and Trevor keep afloat by pick-pocketing. Mia isn't a fan, but given Trevor's drug habits, they burn through money quickly. Unfortunately, moments after another successful theft, the p


Quote1.png For the record, this isn't cool. It took you fifteen months to trust me with your secret. One look at blondie and she's part of the team? Quote2.png
— John Diggle

Green Arrow (Volume 5) #36 is an issue of the series Green Arrow (Volume 5) with a cover date of January, 2015. It was published on November 5, 2014.

Synopsis for "Kingdom, Chapter Two: Mia"

In Seattle's Pioneer Square, homeless youths Mia and Trevor keep afloat by pick-pocketing. Mia isn't a fan, but given Trevor's drug habits, they burn through money quickly. Unfortunately, moments after another successful theft, the pair find themselves surrounded by three men who have been after her for some time. She uses Trevor as a shield against their tasers and makes a run for it, using her natural talent for parkour to escape. Hurrying through an alley, she runs into a fourth, armed man and worries that he's after her too, until he shoots her pursuers down. She demands to know who this man who saved her is, but all he will say is that he can get her to safety and that he knew her mother.

Meanwhile, Green Arrow has Felicity Smoak held up at arrow-point, where she admits that she does not intend to follow through on what she was hired to do: kill him. She has done a great many questionable things in her life, but leading a hero to his death isn't one of them. She hadn't known when she took the job who the target was, but now that she does, she can't follow through. She can't name her employer, however, because she was hired anonymously via World of Warcraft - where she does all of her deals. She points out that she already knows his identity - and everything about him, including the existence of his half-sister Emiko, the whereabouts of Henry Fyff and Naomi Singh, and about Oliver's relationship with his CFO Zehra Darvish.

With her point taken, Felicity states that she wishes to help Oliver save Seattle. Oliver reminds that he knows nothing about her, and she warns that he wouldn't. She is the best hacker-for-hire there is. Someone wants Oliver dead, and she has already pinpointed three people who might be able to stop that person: the two of them, and a street-kid she hasn't got the name of yet. In the meantime, they should focus on who might want to kill Oliver.

Elsewhere, Mr. King - a man of some political clout - officially begins work on a project to build housing for people in Seattle, and refuses to speak of any aspirations he might have to become mayor. One reporter asks him about his meeting with Carmine Falcone in Gotham City, and privately, he orders his men to have that reporter killed. He was the one who hired Felicity to kill Green Arrow, and he put the hit out on Mia Dearden. Annoyed to learn that neither kill has happened yet, he orders his men to hire his first choice assassin.

Oliver, meanwhile, introduces Felicity and John Diggle to one another, the latter of whom doesn't trust her at all. As a show of her trustworthiness, Felicity hacks into the network to find the middleman who gave her the mission and reveals that his name is Garret Diamond. Unfortunately, upon breaking into his house, they find Garret has been killed with an arrow. Felicity takes the opportunity to hack into his computer since he can't stop her. Through it, she learns that the street kid she had spoken of is Mia Dearden.

On the streets, Oliver and John try asking around about Mia and quickly realize that for all the efforts of the Queen Foundation, the kids in Pioneer Square have fallen through the cracks. Despite failing to find any word of her on the street, Felicity manages to locate Mia via satellite, in Mack Morgan's passenger seat.

Mack explains that he used to work with Mia's family some time ago, and points out that her mother wouldn't approve of her lifestyle. Mia reminds that if she went "legit", Mr. King would find her right away, and if she went to the authorities about it, they wouldn't believe her. Suddenly, their car is run off the road by King's men, and they warn her to get out. Fortunately, Oliver catches up in time to attract their gunfire to himself. Mia is impressed by him, but still, she is grabbed by one of King's men. He shoves her into the trunk of a car and begins driving off. Carefully, Oliver dodges gunfire and looses two arrows; the first of which pierces a tire, and the second unlocks the trunk. As the car crashes through a guardrail and falls from the bridge, Mia falls out the back and is caught at the last moment by one of Oliver's grapple arrows.

Despite that rescue, Mack is gravely injured and stumbles from his own wrecked car, wheezing that he can still help Mia put King away using years of evidence that he's built up. Unfortunately, he will never get to give it to her, as an arrow pierces his chest and finishes him off. Surprised, both Oliver and Mia look up to see another archer threatening to kill them, too.

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