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9 yrs ago
Current Hello, status reader! Yes, you! Have a great day, y'hear!
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10 yrs ago
I wonder if this place would ever run a proper Play By Post with dice rolls and whatnot.
11 yrs ago
The average life expectancy of RPs here leave something to be desired.
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11 yrs ago
Ah yes, looking up words in Google Translate. Used an actual paperback dictionary back in the day, but still - looks like I'm back in the saddle.
11 yrs ago
It's not the size of the brain that counts, it's how you wield it

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Ezekiel reeled a little from Felice. "Er, what?" he looked both ways to make sure the guy was really addressing him with his french or whatever. This must be what natives feel when being flocked by tourists asking for directions. "Wh... what rules?"

He followed the guy's gaze back into the gym, his face scrunched in thought. "Can't you talk in English? What are you doing here anyway?" He preferred to try and coax the guy into elaborating instead of making a wrong guess about what he was trying to say.
Scanning for external neurosignals... detected. No indication of pain. Performing cardiovascular scan... breathing, pulse and blood pressure indicate low-power mode. Searching for active brain control... none detected. System is in passive mode. Neural systems status - depleted. Body energy levels normal. Interesting...

"She is asleep." Chris said calmly while rising to his feet. In this case, he would not be able to receive a complete physical status, so he looked Cassie over, trying not to wake her up. Without undressing her, she looked fine - but while Chris remembered internal bleeding was a common cause of death in case of trauma, he naturally chose his own health over Cassie's, since it seemed a bad idea to give her a full physical with her brother being within punching distance from him.

He turned his head and suddenly stopped, staring at the face of a worried teenager. He roughly remembered him being in the middle of a pile of wrecked X3s a moment ago. He looked at the kid in silence for a few moments, then took a step forward with the palms of his hands outstretched in a sign of peace. There weren't many reasons to be caught by the USF's automated forces and then not running away at the sight of the huge rock guy.

"Are you an anomaly." The nerd-looking man said. It might've meant to be a question, but his monotonous voice did not allow for easy pronounciation.
What would you guys say to the idea of pair up for the shit hitting? Like the recent pairing of Eris and Nathan, and then Walt and Mika. Also, i'm waiting on Mika before I do some postage.


What, coincidentally? I'm not sure it will work for Chris since he doesn't really want to go in...
Chris took a deep breath. The amount of chemicals his thoughts were supposed to move around, it was almost ridiculous. But chemicals aside, they were supposed to meet up somehow. He looked into the building - there was no chance anyone could be found in there.

He pulled out his phone and scrolled through the contacts. He didn't have her number yet, but getting it would be no problem since they worked together (He cringed inwardly at the thought - people always say never to date coworkers, and he knew he was going to pay for this, but how can you say no to Carrie?) He flipped through the contacts some more until he reached his boss's number, and pressed Dial.

"Evening, boss." He turned his back to the club. "Yes, all's good. Apologies for the hour, but could you SMS me Carrie's number?" Pausing a little after the man's next question. "Depending on how things go, it could become work-related." The man on the other side of the line was a little skeptical, but yielded eventually. A few moments later, a 'New Message' notification appeared, and Chris dialed the attached number.
Ezekiel slowly rose to his feet. Oddly enough, the loud french suicide guy took the lead. He didn't mind either way, so he made his way down the stairs and joined him, trying to avoid eye contact. He expected it to be hard to move all of these strangers together, but even a small group was better than nothing.

However, being so close to the gym door, the facility suddenly looked hostile to him. He looked around the gym for something metallic that's easy to conceal - the benchpress bar was obviously out of the question.
Chris left work early, as per Carrie's instructions, and went home to change. He did not notice the white van, or anything else - mutants and powers was a common discussion subject in his workplace, and his impeccable poker face gave him a false confidence he could hide his nature indefinitely. His commute was usually done on a bicycle, but this time he felt he needed time to think, so he took a bus. Twenty minutes later he turned the key to a simple studio apartment, chosen for bare necessities and proximity to his job. He did not enjoy spending money on leisure, and the fact half his place was cluttered with documents and half-prototypes of various medical appliances showed it quite clearly.

He opened his closet. Among the usual work clothes and wacky T-shirts he found a black and gray checquered buttoned shirt his mom pushed in his suitcase when he left home. This should camouflage his work pants well enough. He took a quick shower, googled the address of the hospital, and left.

He reached the place after a few bus changes and a fifteen minute walk, taking care to suppress his sweat glands. He was nervous, and glad it didn't show. He couldn't read Carrie - she was nice, but she was nice to everybody, and often asked for his help specifically, but he was one of the best when it came to reverse engineering a garbage UI of an instrument developed by people who never held instruments in their lives. His body was dropping hints about what his hormonal levels were supposed to be doing, and he played around with them until he was hit with the most crippling fear he had ever experienced (Which he assumed was the fear of rejection, or not being good enough). He quickly balanced himself, wondering how normal humans ever handle this without going into a deep depression.

Lost in thought, Chris suddenly found himself in front of a rundown entrance from which loud bass and flashing lights were emanating - as if the coolest Frankenstein's Monster was being built in there. He smiled inwardly at the thought. Crowd was shuffling in and out, some exotically dressed teens were smoking over cups of beer and having entertaining conversation. He slowly began to feel very out of place. But Carrie will be here, won't she? He looked around. Won't she?
When his vision cleared, the labcoat (now labcoat-less) realized his internal gyroscope was screaming for help. He made an instinctive movement with his feet, landed on one of them, and after a moment of precarious balance rolled backwards over his shoulder and rose to his feet.

After a few seconds of surveying his surroundings he became aware of an internal struggle - namely his stomach trying to get rid of his lunch. He focused, fighting for control, and won (The lunch was, against all odds, quite good at the time). He then took a moment to see if his limbs, and then his organs, were all accounted for. Teleportation made no sense, but it somehow left him healthy. He must run some test on that woman! Where was she, anyway?

The cargo pants walked around Ryan to find him holding the limp body of his sister in his hands. Chris rubbed his hands.

"Give her some room. I'm a doctor." He said while kneeling in front of Cassie. He hoped Edith would react to it slowly enough for him to get a check-up done. His hand reached out gingerly and touched the girl's forehead.

Scanning for superficial neurosignals...
Ezekiel deflated. He was afraid of this - the staff is going to make it hard on them on purpose. But then again, what better way to unite a group than giving them a common enemy?

Anyway, there seemed to be no point in waiting around. He wasn't sure what time it was since they didn't allow him to keep his wristwatch, but it did not hurt to hurry up. Timed missions made him nervous, since he was quite slow in most everyday tasks, and he felt his resentment growing slowly towards this situation. The large young man crosed his hands, waiting for the test to begin.
I have to say I am loving the introduction posts. There are many ways to turn a mutant game into half-assed anime and it looks like we will not be doing it! Excellent.
I know there is a hint of "convienance" in that post however now we're together theres one less thing to worry about, and he is still near the park :P


I support convenience. It is what keeps the world turning round.
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