Hawke landed Airwolf in the brush, not too far from the complex, but not too close.
Marella was ready to get out but Hawke stopped her. “You stay here. It shouldn’t be too hard to get in there. They’re not armed to the teeth.”

“You’ll need me to keep her calm.”

“Somebody has to stay with Airwolf.”

Hawke got out and started towards the complex.

Marella waited impatiently. She was about to get out and go after him when she saw Hawke coming with the young woman. Marella sat back and sighed.

When Hawke had her inside, the young woman looked back at Marella. “Marella, how did you get here?”

“It’s kind of a long story.” Marella said, hugging her.

“Sit down.” String told the girl. “And put those straps on, Archangel will probably kill me if something happens to you in here.”

“Archangel?” She was confused.

“Hawke, you weren’t supposed to say anything to her about that!” Marella intoned.

“Then don’t keep things from me.”

“Who’s Archangel?” the girl asked.

“Willa, Archangel is your father,” Marella said. “Your father and I are both government agents. That’s why our boss has an interest in your powers.”

Willa turned away from Marella, starting to cry.

“So, that’s what you wouldn’t tell me?” String started. “She’s Michael’s kid?”

“Willa, I’m sorry. It was better for you not to know.” Marella tried to tell her.

“I don’t think you know what’s good for me anymore, either of you.”

“Willa, we care about you.”

“He never told me that my mother is Russian. Why didn’t either of you tell me?”

“You were going to find out when the time was right. It was your father’s way of protecting you.”

“It wasn’t right. I had to find out when I met her.”

“Put the straps on.” Hawke instructed again.

Willa completely ignored him. “You know what my powers are like. I sensed it when I met her.”

“Just like how you probably sensed that Hawke wouldn’t hurt you.” Marella stated.

“His name is Stringfellow.” Willa snarled.

“Willa, be nice.”

Hawke got frustrated with the fact that Willa wasn’t listening and strapped her in.

She slapped his hands. “Don’t touch me.”

“You weren’t listening.” Hawke said and started to pull Airwolf up.

“You need to hit their gas mains.” Willa told him abruptly.

“What about your mother?”

”She’s not there. She left over an hour ago.”

“Fine,” he gave Marella brief instructions on the weapons.

He fired a hellfire at the building. The complex blew up.

Hawke turned Airwolf around and hit the turbos.

Willa was silent most of the way back to the states. When she finally did speak, it was to Hawke.

“I remember you.”

“From where?”

“You stopped Moffet from hurting me a few years ago.”

“Yeah, I stopped him from hurting a lot of people.”

“Are you sure he’s dead now?”

“I blew him up, he has to be dead.”

“We’re almost to the spot your dad wanted me to take you to.”

“I don’t want to go.”

“You have to. I’m not taking you to where I hide this baby.”

When she got out of the helicopter, she slowly walked to Michael. He hugged her, but she hardly hugged him back.