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Current If I find out any of my writing partners are using AI to write their posts I'm gonna wind up on the news
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fuck
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1 mo ago
As long as you don't asspull the ability to shut off magic like ATLA did, then yeah ATLA is peak
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every single writer on this website does a better job than joanne
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Hello sir you dropped your inside thought
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But in a capital-S kinda way.


I invented necromancy and the windmill. I beat the sun in a poker match during the summer of 1273 and God hasn't felt the same since.


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Location: Hallways
Skills:


Leah went inside looking for Madalyne. What the fuck did Danni know, anyway? She wasn't small, she just had basic consideration for the shit other people were doing.

She was perfectly capable of talking to someone, she just didn't particularly want to, but this little fiery twink that never stopped yapping would yap more if she just gave him a flat "no." Leah didn't necessarily want to be on Danni's bad side but she felt like he was being a bit pushy in talking her into this. It was just magic, Leah didn't even care about magic! She didn't even need to know this stuff! It could wait, and honestly, Leah was fine with just not being helped at all. How hard could it be to figure it out herself?

Oh, shit, her hands were jittering. Leah stuffed them into her pockets to fish for her phone and started typing something up while she walked.



She walked into the hallways and started looking. She fully expected Danni to shout down her throat the second he so much as got a vision of her like a ghost or vaguely recognized someone with red hair. Leah didn't really have words to explain this shitty feeling she got in her chest whenever she had to bother the people she didn't talk to on a regular basis. It was just weird. It made her voice stop working, it made her forget the words she wanted to use. It just... Ugh.

Eventually she found Madalyne, standing around by Danni and Dorian's dorm, with April there.

"Uh... You. Witch demon person." Leah sounded dumb. "Remember when I bugged you about runes?" She held them up in her hand. "I figured stuff out about them. I brought a flower back to life. Danni's obsessed over it... What's everyone standing around like this for?"
The Everdark had many dangers in it, arguably more dangers than wonders. It hardly surprised him that something scared his daughter.

So he did what any good father would have done, and consoled her. Listening to the explanation of her nightmare made him wonder why she had it. In one sense, it did make sense, she was not always a child that lived in the dark. Once, she was a woman who happened to have crossed paths with Jack when the Earth was endangered. But in another way, he didn't know who the old Annika was, at all.

They sat on the couch, the roof was illuminated by purple candlelight. He didn't know how much he should have told her, Jack didn't know much from that time. It had only been hours, and now she was only a kid who couldn't possibly have earned that kind of burden.

"Nightmares are said to be a window into that which has yet to happen, but might come to pass," He suggested, holding her close. Jack was speaking quietly, out of habit. "They tell us of the things we wish to avoid, and remind us of what has long passed. I do not know what you witnessed, or why, but it is a memory, child. It will pass, as many things do. Perhaps... Perhaps there was a deeper meaning to this dream, but for now, let us distract ourselves with something else."

Jack waved a hand out in front of himself and Annika, and the dark room spilled open into bright, sunny wilderness. Time was strange in their home, it was always day somewhere, and always night somewhere else. But there, past the edge of the portal he'd just snapped open, it was perfectly warm and bright. It was Earth, somewhere in North America, an open wilderness spreading out before it.

"I have often found that a walk through the world is the best cure for an uneasy mind." He stood, and reached out. A coat flew across the room and into his hand. "Go to your room and prepare for one of our usual trips, we'll head to any place in Earth-666 that you'd like, Annika. We haven't been there in some time, have we?"
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Well well fucking well what do we have here

I'm intrigued, consider me interested
Jack watched Annika pull an entire bow out and felt a bit taken back by it. She’d just been struggling to get something simple to form and was understandably frustrated. And suddenly she’d pulled that out without so much as a thought. It was a strange sight, one he approved of, to be sure, but curious. What was the difference? He wondered, for a brief moment, if it had something to do with who she once was.

Still, his surprise was quickly replaced with approval. Pride, even. He smiled back at her, which was a rare sight even when he was empathically proud of her.

”Well done, Annika. You found the trick, it seems.”
"Patience is something you will learn, not something you will find." It would've sounded corny to say something about how raising a kid taught him patience, so he didn't say it, but that was true to some extent. Magic required patience as well, it was something he had an ample amount of at this point in life.

”For now, try to reach for something tangible in the shadows you are working with. Do not search for it. Rather, assume that you already know it is there, and take hold,” He suggested. ”Draw it up from Nothing.”

Location: Outside
Skills: Runic Floral Revival


Leah wasn't having a good day. In fact, she wasn't having a great time lately. She would've just stayed at the school the whole time, but no, someone who didn't understand the circumstances or had any right to understand them just had to stick their nose in it. She was perfectly capable of looking out for herself. These stupid laws about human beings not being able to do that until a certain age didn't feel like they mattered to her, they never did, and Leah was lately wondering if she was ever human in the first place. Mutants technically weren't human, and she always thought she was one, but at least that meant she was at least born on the same planet as April and Sabine.

And her dad knew she was here, and could've sprang his trap at any point. Was there even a trap? Did she just delude herself into thinking he still gave a shit, and didn't go off to have another kid?

And now all this. Just one shitty thing after another, now compounded by the fact that she was probably going to get investigated, interrogated, or some other inane shit by the Avengers. Leah was about to just go sit under a tree and tune the whole world out when some fucking golden retriever in human form started yapping in her ear. Danni.

God, fuck, damn, shit, fuck. She never could get along with this guy, and Leah never really had any idea why. He just didn't shut the fuck up, and she could never fully understand what he was saying, and he was so fucking loud about it. April was pretty energetic too, but holy shit. At least she had some semblance of a filter. He held out some damn bracelet, and she just stared down at it before walking.

"I don't know what the fuck that even means, Danni," She griped, not giving much of a fuck if he actually followed her. He probably would.

"I already know what happened, I can take a guess. He stuck is in there, tried to kill us, won, and someone had to fuck with time to fix that. I get it, okay? It's not hard to read the damn room." April usually did a worse job masking her fear of mortal perils, than Leah. "I don't know what possessed the little fucking prick to try it, but he got away with it, right? The clock just got wound back for a do-over, tell me if I'm wrong."

She walked out into the front of the school, taking a spot under a tree like as she wanted to. She dug out a pouch of small stones. "I'm guessing April's going to want you and Dorian on the same team as me and Sabine. That's fine, I don't care at all about the teams, as long as someone knows what they're doing. I'm sick of caring. So, sure, bother me. It's fine, seriously." It occurred to Leah that she could keep being arbitrarily annoyed by Danni's existence, or she could grow the fuck up for April's sake. And for Sabine's too, but Sabine was probably a lot more willing to chew her out for it than April.

There was a flower in the grass, one that looked frail and wilted. A sunflower. Leah reached into her pouch and grabbed two of the stones. One carved with a symbol resembling a capital B, the other an S. Berkano and Sowilo, based on some shit she looked up over the break.

"Okay. Fuck it, why not." She placed them both between her fingers, and pointed her hand down at the sunflower.

"Do something."

The flower twitched, and the stones felt warm to the touch. The sunflower bloomed into something golden, bright and downright majestic, reflecting the sunlight in the sky like polished gold. Leah hadn't ever seen something grown in dirt look that healthy, and she was a bit confused that it worked so easily.

"...Well, shit." She looked up at Danni. "I guess I'm a plant wizard."
Ryder walked forward with not a single disregard for keeping herself concealed. Umbra knew they'd come, knew the Sword of Damocles was raised. She wasn't here to play nice.

"Didn't ask, don't fucking care." She held her makeshift laser weapon up, walking out in front of Cyclops and mentally hijacking the intercom systems. Jean might've wanted mercy, but Ryder was hardly pushing for that. They'd come here for a fight, she came here for retribution, for a fucking finale. On every level, there were several guards who felt anything but moved by Jean's announcement. In fact, most of them weren't inclined to pay her and mind given the company they'd followed here. Ryder knew this, because she had her finger on Umbra's pulse long before now.

So following her well-meaning message, there came one more menacing.

LISTEN UP, UMBRA. YOU AND THE PLACE NAMED AFTER YOU...

A door was telekinetically forced open, and three guards aimed rifles at Ryder. She was an easy target in the pitch black darkness inside. They didn't have NVGs on, they wouldn't need them. Though, being an easy target cut both ways in this case, as two flew upwards into the ceiling, and then slammed face-first into the ground faster than a person could survive. All the while, Ryder fired lasers straight through the arm and rib cage of the third. Their radios gave away their positions before she stepped inside.

IF YOU HAVE A FAMILY, ANYONE AT ALL WHO GIVES A SINGLE FUCKING SHIT ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT YOU WAKE UP THE NEXT MORNING, GO. HOME. NOW.

The walls shook under the volume of her transmitted voice. She pushed another four guards away into the wall and turned their own firearms back on them. She paid no mind to watching their bodies slump over. Ryder jacked her mind into the elevator system, it wasn't working for them but she didn't want it to. She ripped the doors out, and they floated behind her.

YOU TURNED ME INTO A WEAPON, WHEN I COULD HAVE BEEN ANYONE ELSE ON THE FUCKING PLANET. YOU COULDN'T HAVE JUST MADE A MACHINE, IT JUST HAD TO BE A PERSON. A FUCKING PERSON. WHO YOU THOUGHT YOU COULD CONTROL YOU WERE FUCKING WRONG SO NOW, I'M GOING TO MARCH DOWN INTO THAT PIT THEY DUG, AND I'M GOING TO VAPORIZE EVERY SINGLE FUCKING BASTARD IN MY WAY. SO STAND DOWN, AND RUN WHILE YOU FUCKING CAN, BECAUSE IF I SEE YOU IN FRONT OF ME, YOU'RE NOT FUCKING WALKING AWAY!!!

Her face was the picture of apathy. Not a single trace of malice to read, just cold determination.

When the X-Men caught up with her, the elevator was dragged up by Ryder's telekinesis.

YOU WILL NOT BE WARNED AGAIN.

She stepped into it, while it hovered above a shaft that descended far below.

"You coming?"
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