He feels an open summons and lets it grab him -
They turn a corner, and there's a truck up ahead.
"I'm gonna guess that's our target," mutters John.
There are a pair of odd-looking beige tanks escorting it - but at the moment, both are in front of the truck, out of the group's way.
"This is weirdly easy," she says. "I can work while it's moving, but I wanna get closer first. See what I'm doing."
"I'm not sure they have the resources to make a decoy that's radioactive," says John. "I guess I wouldn't be that surprised if they do."
"Cam, if I take the doors off the back of the truck can you put them back on just how they were when I'm done messing with what's inside? If we do it fast enough, they might not even notice we did anything. And then we can dowse some more, see if they've got another one."
"Yeah, I can replace them no problem, but why wouldn't you just turn them to glass and back?"
"Because if I turn them to air I can see better, and this is not the kind of thing where I wanna be distracted by a reflection."
As soon as they're within what she judges to be a comfortable distance, the rear doors of the truck dissolve into air.
There is a large menacing round object inside.
Then there is a large and not particularly menacing cloud of glowing fwuff, and then there is a large menacing round object again.
"Okay, put the doors back," she says. "No more working parts in that thing - it's solid titanium all the way through."
Tony sits back smugly.
"I'm with Tony on how weirdly easy that was," he says.
"We-ell, it's not over yet," the Joker points out. "The nuke was a big deal, but it's not the only card on the table. We've got some cleanup to do."
"Tony has completed her task and is now authorized to shake John down for goodies," Cam mentions. "And can't do a whole lot outside the scope of said shakedown. Probably you want to stop the car and I should make her whatever she wants and you should send her home and you can call her back in later if you want."
"It might be a better idea to get back to the Joker's place first. Assuming you don't mind, Tony."
"I show up in the circle and all I get to say is 'yes, summoner' or 'no, summoner'," Cam expands, "depending on if I like the deal they propose or not. They are concerned I will tempt them out of their souls if I get to say anything else. Tony could probably answer summons every week for a century and never get gagged once."
"Because angels never tried to trade anything for anybody's soul," snorts Tony. "I mean, not that I'm saying gagging demons is the best solution to the problem, but the problem exists."