[hr][hr][center][img]https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/5HhQVQcFJxJ70OAwQX1ZKWP7ELAQD0O9dSCr8V5G2gU/https/i.postimg.cc/CKKhLp0d/image.png[/img][hr][color=9C00FF][b]Location:[/b][/color] the Green Lagoon 
[color=9C00FF][b]Skills:[/b][/color] N/A[/center][hr]
	Jack rolled his eyes slightly at Casper's comment about seeing when he'd end up with a boyfriend, not to mention the comments with regards to Casper getting his fortune told back in New Orleans. [color=9C00FF]"Yeah, not really looking to find love or whatever any time soon Casper, so that isn't really a burning question in my mind,"[/color] Jack eventually said. Yeah, he was perfectly fine being by himself and not really paying attention to love or romance or anything like that in his mind. So yeah, the question Casper thought he should ask for his fortune or whatever was not too pressing.

	Of course, he found it amusing what Casper's own question was, and figured that in reality he probably shouldn't be too surprised by it for any reason. Casper clearly cared about James, so the question made perfect  sense. Max seemed to be rambling a bit with the answer shown in the tarot cards, proof that he probably wasn't the best for it. Well, the guy hadn't had the cards for very long, so maybe he'll actually learn how to use them. Though personally, Jack didn't trust fortune tellers most of the time and unlike his brother tended to avoid them and not care too much about hearing predictions of the future.

[hr][hr][center][img]https://i.ibb.co/JKGhg22/Webp-net-resizeimage-10.png[/img][hr][color=05794C][b]Location:[/b][/color] The Green Lagoon
[color=05794C][b]Skills:[/b][/color] Technopathy[/center][hr]
	[color=05794C]"...I'm confused now, you aren't exactly making sense..."[/color] Zari muttered, incredibly confused as to what the group was even talking about. She didn't tend to pay attention to anything like what Sunshine was talking about. Andy and her were just friends, so what exactly was Sunshine going on about? Zari was fairly naïve about most things, usually she didn't interact or socialize with a lot of people, mainly because of the fact that she spoke a lot with her robots. Personally that was all she really felt like she needed. In this time era, well it kind of was one of the first times she truly had friends who weren't machines or computers.

	Well, the conversation was getting a bit weird to her, and incredibly awkward it seems. [color=05794C]"We are friends. And I'm friends with a lot of people and a whole bunch of other stuff, and my robots too... So I am confused... Really confused..."[/color] Yeah, it would be plainly obvious to everyone else that Zari was naive when it came to anything like what they seemed to be implying. Mr. Eyeball was floating along next to her, and sort of just beeping a bit, and Zari just rolled her eyes at the robot, [color=05794C]"So nice to me..."[/color]

[hr][hr][center][img]https://i.ibb.co/2tg63YD/Miranda-Fay-1.png[/img][hr][color=AC42B2][b]Location:[/b][/color] The Grove
[color=AC42B2][b]Skills:[/b][/color] N/A[/center][hr]
	She wasn't entirely surprised that Magneto had voted against the gala, in truth it did seem to not really fit in with the idea of potentially helping everyone to heal and everything. That was the main reason why she agreed with what James' idea was, and how it would result in bringing people together as opposed to just doing one big fancy event in the evening, even though she seriously doubted that most people in Genosha weren't used to fancy parties or anything like that at all. So she wasn't entirely sure how everyone in Genosha would feel about just the gala, so the festival idea was a good one.

	Miranda remained silent as she listened to the discussion about the date and everything with regards to that. However her attention turned towards what Reeva said, about their being a lot of children in need of parents or families to take them in, as they lost their parents in the attack. A part of her did contemplate whether or not she should see if she could take one in, but she was a bit worried about how she'd be as a mother, considering she never had gotten the chance to raise her own children, but she thought she likely wouldn't be a good mother at all.