«We Could be Heroes»

(I just came on, saw that you had started up some RPing and thought I can't just leave him to die. I know I'll give him some hope. "I'll send someone back for you."....... Fanci posted first.... :hit )
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Vance nodded at her back. He wasn't sure if he could have torn himself away from her, if they were to switch places. She was brave. Braver than she believed herself to be.
He clenched his fists and closed his eyes. At once, the veins in his arms glowed flaxen.
Seri immediately knelt to his side, "No, general! You can't do that, you'll-" he stopped himself. "Please rest, save your energy."
But Vance wasn't listening. All his concentration put into what he was doing. The thunder outside churned from a dull grumble into a roar. Clouds roiled and turned black, streaks of gold tore across the sky.

Then the warrior's fingers unfurled as his spirit left him. The lightning was there for her. If only she had the heart to unleash it.

Tayn had hesitated before she climbed back out, she felt that she really couldn't just leave him there. She heard Seri and the Thunder roaring outside. She knew what he was doing he was giving everything he had left to help his people. She held back her tears and stepped forward. She couldn't look back or she would never leave. She climbed back out the way they had come, and made her way to the truck, she climbed in and locked the doors.
 
Chase went translucent the moment the girl uttered the scientist's name. He should have known, or at least been more suspicious. How else would she have gotten that whistle that made his hair stand on end? Only when she had finished, did his color come back. His face was stony. His eyes held a ferocity, the kind that children never see. "Who was the girl?"



For once, No-name didn't have an answer. She glanced at the hollow-eyed worker, one hand on the door. Then her eyes wandered to Aero and something rose in her throat. Something she hadn't allowed herself to feel for a long time. That how they thought of her? As a villain? She sighed. In her child form, they had loved her; even saved her life.

Her voice quivered, "They do it to us, too, you know."

She glanced at the closest bubble, which encased a dragon-girl, and she was awake. Her mouth twitched. That wasn't good. Once they woke up, the hypersleep device couldn't keep up with their nutritional needs. She would be dead in three days if something didn't happen.

No-name shoved the thought aside and moved into the building. Time for coffee and doughnuts.
Ash looked at the bony woman with a glare so queer, so uncertain, it could've set ablaze then immediately frozen anything if she'd possessed pyrokinesis.
No-Name was agitated by the sight of these hypersleep domes.
No, she had a fear of them.
Ash gulped. The only woman who had any clue of where she was taking them, or what they were about to become involved in- whether if a single word of the vows and reasonings they'd been given was even genuine- had become mollified by this sight.
Yup. Those donuts would be really useful right about now...
 
Ash looked at the bony woman with a glare so queer, so uncertain, it could've set ablaze then immediately frozen anything if she'd possessed pyrokinesis.
No-Name was agitated by the sight of these hypersleep domes.
No, she had a fear of them.
Ash gulped. The only woman who had any clue of where she was taking them, or what they were about to become involved in- whether if a single word of the vows and reasonings they'd been given was even genuine- had become mollified by this sight.
Yup. Those donuts would be really useful right about now...
The worker's quarters had exactly six bunks, two bath, and a four-burner stove. Not a speck of dust anywhere. Every belonging these people had sat in their respectively labeled boxes. One man sat on his bed, not on his phone, not reading or taking his shoes off. Just sitting there, staring at the tiles, breathing.
No-name ignored everything but the coffee machine. As if by magic, a pan of perfectly round doughnuts sat on the countertop. The pan was exactly square with the wall, as was the coffee pot, and the coffee mugs.
 
Tayn had hesitated before she climbed back out, she felt that she really couldn't just leave him there. She heard Seri and the Thunder roaring outside. She knew what he was doing he was giving everything he had left to help his people. She held back her tears and stepped forward. She couldn't look back or she would never leave. She climbed back out the way they had come, and made her way to the truck, she climbed in and locked the doors.

Gage called out to his friends as the war raged on. Though a choice few of the soldiers were inhumans, none of them could fly. He had an idea. "Zen! Where you at?"
@MissNutmeg
 
Tayn sat lost in her thoughts. A person who kills is a murderer. A person who kills in self defense isn't held accountable by law. Wouldn't they still be a murderer? The only thing she could hear was her heart slowly beating. If she stayed in the military truck she wasn't in any danger. Would it still be self defense if she killed people from safety? She would be protecting others, but they were strangers. Both sides were equal. No one was right or wrong. They were just all there fighting and killing. She looked out the window, she just wanted it to stop.
 
Chase went translucent the moment the girl uttered the scientist's name. He should have known, or at least been more suspicious. How else would she have gotten that whistle that made his hair stand on end? Only when she had finished, did his color come back. His face was stony. His eyes held a ferocity, the kind that children never see. "Who was the girl?"
Mikki was startled at the look in his eyes. "Her name was Leona." She replied.
 

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