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She had been captured, obviously.
Emma Frost had picked the wrong man to get behind, to trust. She wouldn't make that mistake again but luckily he was dead. It served him right. Emma had skills that went beyond the simple parlor trick of reading minds. She could also turn into a formidable diamond which granted her superhuman strength, endurance and stamina. But when she was in this form, she couldn't use her skills as a mind reader, but it also prevented other mutants like Charles from entering her mind. She had lost track of time in her cell but she kept herself entertained with the few guards who dared get close to her.
If there was an offer to join Charles and his band of naive idiots, she wouldn't have thought much about it. Emma wasn't one for large crowds, despite her alluring appearance. She liked to have fun and most people didn't approve of her idea of fun. In her mind, she could have been locked up for days or weeks, she honestly didn't know. The blond could hear something outside and it sounded more interested than the sound of her own breathing. She looked up from her table where she was chained to, to see Erik walk in. That was interesting. The woman didn't think he'd be visiting her. Licking her lips, she sat up in her chair.
From behind the man, Emma could see many guards were on the ground. But she knew he worked quick so she wasn't as surprised as she was amused. "Fancy seeing you here." She smirked and looked back at him, spotting the helmet on his head. It once belonged to Shaw. Evidently, Erik had his own agenda now and it didn't work well with that of Charles. She didn't care much for either side but she figured he was trying to gain support, since many of the childish mutants were nowhere else to be found. "I hear they call you Magneto these days." Emma commented and glanced down at her cuffs. "You're not here just to visit, are you?"
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Once she got back into the swing of work, the rest of her shift flew by. When it was time to go, she called her mother and went to wait outside. She waved to the few people entering and exiting the hospital. When her mother pulled up, she hurried down the wet steps and got inside. "Good day?" Her mother asked. Ana gave a light silent nod and just warmed her hands by the heating vents as they lurched forward. "I made chicken and rive for dinner." She said as they breezed through a green light. Her mother glanced to Ana as she pulled into their usual single parking slot. "Are you sure you're alright?" She asked before she got out.
"Yes, I'm fine. Work was fine, I'm just drained, you know how rain gets to me." Ana smiled and got out.
That was that.
The two women headed inside to get something warm and filling into their tummies. The night was quiet, mostly because Ana still had her mind on the boy she met earlier and how his wound had healed up so quickly. It hadn't been the first time it had happened but it never happened so quickly before. She knew she couldn't tell her mother because that would only make things worse. Anabelle found herself unable to finish her plate by the time her mother retired for the night. Ana stayed up and cleaned the kitchen and put everything away. She could take some leftovers into work tomorrow.
Getting into bed, Ana found herself unable to go right to sleep. Her thoughts were cluttered and unfocused. She finally clocked out at three or so. When she woke up, it was a bit later than usual, as her shift didn't start until ten which gave her more of an opportunity to catch up on the sleep she missed. Her mother made her a breakfast of eggs and toast but Ana was still cautious when it came to the chit chat exchanged over tea. The sky was gray but no longer threatened to rain down upon the city. Of course there was still a chance or rain or snow, depending on how the day panned out. As Ana got out of the shower and got dressed, she found herself feeling a little better. Any surge of involuntary healing was usually a one-shot situation and didn't come back for a while.
With any luck, she wouldn't see the guy again and her issue would fade back under the surface. Ana was dropped off as usual and headed into work to get her day started. Before she could get to her first patient, she got a page and headed off to see what the issue was. She listened for any crash codes or issues but to her knowledge, her summons wasn't really an urgent one. When she made her way to the nurse's station, she saw the man from before holding the sweatshirt she had given him. Ana bit down on her lip, feeling anxious. Still, she put on a smile because she was still glad to know he was feeling good. "Hi there." Anabelle greeted him. "Is everything alright?" She asked him. The other nurses gave her some interesting looks but headed off to make their own rounds.
- - -
Once the boy had done enough sitting around, he decided to become more proactive. He needed to scope out the area and make a mental note of who was around and what could be used to his advantage. He gathered his things and went for a walk. As he did so, he found his mind clearing. He could use his special power to invade thoughts, gather information but he wanted to ease into a new situation. He was used to being on his own ever since he and Kieran parted ways to do their own exploring. Had Devon known Kieran went to the human world, he would have laughed.
Had he been there himself?
No.
Well once.
And it didn't suit him much so he didn't stick around. Their thoughts were more annoying and they were glued to odd devices and walked around like zombies. They were no help and so Devon stayed where he was comfortable, where he could make do on his own or with a group of magicians. It was possible Kieran had made some progress with his eventual trips to the other world but Devon was still weary. He had enough problems in one world, to not make more in another. As he walked around the area, he spotted a group of children kicking some rocks back and forth. It didn't look like a game but it looked like they were having fun at least.
"Hey." He called out to them. "Is there a well near by? Or a lake?"
"A lake?"
"Yeah, water." Devon replied to the tall blond with curly hair and blue eyes.
"My mum says not to talk to strange men." A girl with rosy cheeks said.
"She's right, you shouldn't talk to strange men. Or listen to them. Or even follow them." Devon smiled. "I'm not a strange man though. I'm just an ordinary man like you and your friends." He slowly approached them. "I just arrived and can't find my around. I think you're all clever enough to help me right? You lot look old enough to be making up your own minds and not having to look to your parents for answers. I'm sure you have people you love who are fighting, maybe you want to join them, or maybe not." He continued and crouched down in front of them. "Maybe these civil wars are pointless to you because they are to me." He smiled. The blond boy looked to Devon and then to his other three friends. "Do you like all this fighting?"
"No." He replied.
"Good." Devon stood up. "See, we can be friends. And friends help those who are lost. Where's this lake?" He asked. The kids explained there was a lake about a mile away on the east side of the village but not many people used it because there were claims that it could put a curse on you. Ah idle myths. Devon thanked them and headed to the lake, known as Lake Wyhrria. When he got there, he was pleased to see a lush green setting. A large white snow capped mountain in the faraway background. Lake Wyhrria was round and glossy and Devon sensed no threats around. He knew he'd have to camp by it for the night since the sun would be setting soon. He was quite fine with that.
"Yes, I'm fine. Work was fine, I'm just drained, you know how rain gets to me." Ana smiled and got out.
That was that.
The two women headed inside to get something warm and filling into their tummies. The night was quiet, mostly because Ana still had her mind on the boy she met earlier and how his wound had healed up so quickly. It hadn't been the first time it had happened but it never happened so quickly before. She knew she couldn't tell her mother because that would only make things worse. Anabelle found herself unable to finish her plate by the time her mother retired for the night. Ana stayed up and cleaned the kitchen and put everything away. She could take some leftovers into work tomorrow.
Getting into bed, Ana found herself unable to go right to sleep. Her thoughts were cluttered and unfocused. She finally clocked out at three or so. When she woke up, it was a bit later than usual, as her shift didn't start until ten which gave her more of an opportunity to catch up on the sleep she missed. Her mother made her a breakfast of eggs and toast but Ana was still cautious when it came to the chit chat exchanged over tea. The sky was gray but no longer threatened to rain down upon the city. Of course there was still a chance or rain or snow, depending on how the day panned out. As Ana got out of the shower and got dressed, she found herself feeling a little better. Any surge of involuntary healing was usually a one-shot situation and didn't come back for a while.
With any luck, she wouldn't see the guy again and her issue would fade back under the surface. Ana was dropped off as usual and headed into work to get her day started. Before she could get to her first patient, she got a page and headed off to see what the issue was. She listened for any crash codes or issues but to her knowledge, her summons wasn't really an urgent one. When she made her way to the nurse's station, she saw the man from before holding the sweatshirt she had given him. Ana bit down on her lip, feeling anxious. Still, she put on a smile because she was still glad to know he was feeling good. "Hi there." Anabelle greeted him. "Is everything alright?" She asked him. The other nurses gave her some interesting looks but headed off to make their own rounds.
- - -
Once the boy had done enough sitting around, he decided to become more proactive. He needed to scope out the area and make a mental note of who was around and what could be used to his advantage. He gathered his things and went for a walk. As he did so, he found his mind clearing. He could use his special power to invade thoughts, gather information but he wanted to ease into a new situation. He was used to being on his own ever since he and Kieran parted ways to do their own exploring. Had Devon known Kieran went to the human world, he would have laughed.
Had he been there himself?
No.
Well once.
And it didn't suit him much so he didn't stick around. Their thoughts were more annoying and they were glued to odd devices and walked around like zombies. They were no help and so Devon stayed where he was comfortable, where he could make do on his own or with a group of magicians. It was possible Kieran had made some progress with his eventual trips to the other world but Devon was still weary. He had enough problems in one world, to not make more in another. As he walked around the area, he spotted a group of children kicking some rocks back and forth. It didn't look like a game but it looked like they were having fun at least.
"Hey." He called out to them. "Is there a well near by? Or a lake?"
"A lake?"
"Yeah, water." Devon replied to the tall blond with curly hair and blue eyes.
"My mum says not to talk to strange men." A girl with rosy cheeks said.
"She's right, you shouldn't talk to strange men. Or listen to them. Or even follow them." Devon smiled. "I'm not a strange man though. I'm just an ordinary man like you and your friends." He slowly approached them. "I just arrived and can't find my around. I think you're all clever enough to help me right? You lot look old enough to be making up your own minds and not having to look to your parents for answers. I'm sure you have people you love who are fighting, maybe you want to join them, or maybe not." He continued and crouched down in front of them. "Maybe these civil wars are pointless to you because they are to me." He smiled. The blond boy looked to Devon and then to his other three friends. "Do you like all this fighting?"
"No." He replied.
"Good." Devon stood up. "See, we can be friends. And friends help those who are lost. Where's this lake?" He asked. The kids explained there was a lake about a mile away on the east side of the village but not many people used it because there were claims that it could put a curse on you. Ah idle myths. Devon thanked them and headed to the lake, known as Lake Wyhrria. When he got there, he was pleased to see a lush green setting. A large white snow capped mountain in the faraway background. Lake Wyhrria was round and glossy and Devon sensed no threats around. He knew he'd have to camp by it for the night since the sun would be setting soon. He was quite fine with that.
I agree...it's kind of a pain. Some of them were just kicking off and looked quite promising. Hopefully the dust can settle soon, I was just sure that the Guild's restoration would bring everyone back. At any rate, I'm almost done with my post. I would have gotten it up yesterday but we had to go out for Father's Day and I kept getting distracted beforehand.
Replied on the other thread. ^^;
So this is a bump~
So this is a bump~
I would say Luna x Dudley would be pretty fun to work with, we could substitute that pair for one of the others we were talking about.
Hopefully...I don't want my first job to be a shitty one but I guess I can't be too picky. Well I can but it would be useless...
I had some uber good chocolate cake last night. So light and warm. :3 I should have snapped a pic of it.
I had some uber good chocolate cake last night. So light and warm. :3 I should have snapped a pic of it.
I hope no one's been scared off. We've had worse.
Seems like things are back to normal. :3
I did get an interview Fri and went in on Sat for a trial shift with pay, I feel like I fucked it up though. The girl I was shadowing seemed like a real bitch who didn't want to deal with me. I didn't blame her but I just felt awful. Hopefully I get another call back but I just don't have any positive vibes coming from the place, the people were nice and I did my best to learn and pick up on stuff but the girl I was with just treated me like a moron with an STD or something. >___>
*sighs*
I did get an interview Fri and went in on Sat for a trial shift with pay, I feel like I fucked it up though. The girl I was shadowing seemed like a real bitch who didn't want to deal with me. I didn't blame her but I just felt awful. Hopefully I get another call back but I just don't have any positive vibes coming from the place, the people were nice and I did my best to learn and pick up on stuff but the girl I was with just treated me like a moron with an STD or something. >___>
*sighs*
Slumberful said
I can certainly work with that. Personally I feel a rebirth of sort to the more popular characters is a great idea, for some reason I am feeling like trying my hand at Parvarti and/or Lavender and giving them more depths, perhaps along with Colin Creevey. As far as more defined characters, I could try Sirius, Bellatrix or Narcissa, and could even try my hand at Fleur. Really, give me a character to work with and I'll give us the basics of a few plots, no problem.
Fleur would be an interesting choice, I never understood how or why she got with Bill, we could try putting her with Remus or Snape perhaps. That could be interesting. Colin, poor boy, he does nee some work too, doesn't he? I wouldn't mind tackling Cho perhaps.
Bump.
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