CurtailedAmbrosia
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Jenna had half been expecting pigman to take a swipe at her-but he doesn’t. It’s a beat or two as he seemingly tries to puzzle her out-Jenna slowly lifts her right hand-and waves her fingers at him. Maybe he’s not a bad guy. Maybe an escaped experiment? Dundee had been whipping him, after all.
Pig Man seems intent on making introductions, and hey, she’s always up for those.
“Velocity.” The petite speedster offers in a sincerely genial fashion, hooking her thumb beneath the nose piece of her goggles and sliding them up and past her hairline. There’s something childish about the guy. He’s ugly sure, but that’d be a book by it’s cover thing, wouldn’t it?
He’s healing just as quick as she would have been-faster in fact. Good-lashings hurt.
"My taste don't run to no chink bitch,"
Jenna’s eyes cast down with a bit of a frown on that bow of a mouth, the heroine flitting back off of his shoulder-she doesn’t actually have the weight to keep him pinned under her boot, and it’s better not to try.
And then-ugh. Ugh! That’s gross, and hella unfortunate-but he was the type to use slurs and whips, so...
“Think the word you’re looking for is ‘flip’ Dundee, but hey-points for trying!” Jenna cuts a glance towards the hole that the...thing had disappeared back through, then refocuses on the monster, who...likes her costume.
Her cheerful disregard for Crocodile Dundee melts into a more sincere smile for Dum, and Jenna starts to pull off one of her gloves-and offers it over much like she would have done for a little kid. “I like it too.” Where had Ellie gone? Had her friend just freaked out or something? What could even get to Dee given he lived in mirrors?
“What’s your name?”
~*~
“That’s Tweedle Dum. He’s a counterpart to Dee.” Marie cuts in, interrupting the marrying of her two current headaches. The goggles are currently pointed at the ceiling-she takes the opportunity to rewind the footage on another screen, try to get a look at the ‘other thing’ Jenna hadn’t recognized. “Leave Cossack on the floor, grab him and Sanderson, and get out.”
She’d like to advise kicking him in the face a few dozen times, but refrains.
“I’m here for Dee.”
“Dum IS Dee.”
“Oh.” A pause. “Really?”
Marie gives a sharp shake of her head, and keys Axiom instead. “Velocity currently at the second facility, encountered second stringers.” She lets that sit a moment. It’s mostly bad news-you don’t post low tier metas to guard someone like Daybreak.
It’s another dead end on a promising lead.
“Apparently working with Sanderson.” Marie says to Elias with a shrug he can’t see. It’s hypocritical, but she’s annoyed by the prospect of an independent investigation. An undisciplined kid opting out of available resources, with a powerset Marie’s not sure she has the full scope of and wire with several of her agents. “We need a handle on that kid before she drags one of ours into something they can’t get out of.”
It’s annoying, but beneath that it’s immensely troubling even if she’s loath to admit it. A lot can-and has-gone wrong out there.
“Doesn’t know any better.” Marie relents, a concession provided only to and for Elias.
And then something bluish green cuts across the screen, just a blur of it. Marie pauses the recording with a narrowing of her eyes, tries to figure out what exactly she’s looking at.
Well whatever it is, she doesn’t like it. Days after the murder of those two kids-
“Return to base.” Marie directs in a flatline to Peter, excising weakness for ruthlessness as she switches over to her tablet, pulls up available drones. She calculates coords based on Jenna’s and deploys two of them to standby hovering in the preserve.
She's not fucking around with this shit any-goddamned-more.
Pig Man seems intent on making introductions, and hey, she’s always up for those.
“Velocity.” The petite speedster offers in a sincerely genial fashion, hooking her thumb beneath the nose piece of her goggles and sliding them up and past her hairline. There’s something childish about the guy. He’s ugly sure, but that’d be a book by it’s cover thing, wouldn’t it?
He’s healing just as quick as she would have been-faster in fact. Good-lashings hurt.
"My taste don't run to no chink bitch,"
Jenna’s eyes cast down with a bit of a frown on that bow of a mouth, the heroine flitting back off of his shoulder-she doesn’t actually have the weight to keep him pinned under her boot, and it’s better not to try.
And then-ugh. Ugh! That’s gross, and hella unfortunate-but he was the type to use slurs and whips, so...
“Think the word you’re looking for is ‘flip’ Dundee, but hey-points for trying!” Jenna cuts a glance towards the hole that the...thing had disappeared back through, then refocuses on the monster, who...likes her costume.
Her cheerful disregard for Crocodile Dundee melts into a more sincere smile for Dum, and Jenna starts to pull off one of her gloves-and offers it over much like she would have done for a little kid. “I like it too.” Where had Ellie gone? Had her friend just freaked out or something? What could even get to Dee given he lived in mirrors?
“What’s your name?”
~*~
“That’s Tweedle Dum. He’s a counterpart to Dee.” Marie cuts in, interrupting the marrying of her two current headaches. The goggles are currently pointed at the ceiling-she takes the opportunity to rewind the footage on another screen, try to get a look at the ‘other thing’ Jenna hadn’t recognized. “Leave Cossack on the floor, grab him and Sanderson, and get out.”
She’d like to advise kicking him in the face a few dozen times, but refrains.
“I’m here for Dee.”
“Dum IS Dee.”
“Oh.” A pause. “Really?”
Marie gives a sharp shake of her head, and keys Axiom instead. “Velocity currently at the second facility, encountered second stringers.” She lets that sit a moment. It’s mostly bad news-you don’t post low tier metas to guard someone like Daybreak.
It’s another dead end on a promising lead.
“Apparently working with Sanderson.” Marie says to Elias with a shrug he can’t see. It’s hypocritical, but she’s annoyed by the prospect of an independent investigation. An undisciplined kid opting out of available resources, with a powerset Marie’s not sure she has the full scope of and wire with several of her agents. “We need a handle on that kid before she drags one of ours into something they can’t get out of.”
It’s annoying, but beneath that it’s immensely troubling even if she’s loath to admit it. A lot can-and has-gone wrong out there.
“Doesn’t know any better.” Marie relents, a concession provided only to and for Elias.
And then something bluish green cuts across the screen, just a blur of it. Marie pauses the recording with a narrowing of her eyes, tries to figure out what exactly she’s looking at.
Well whatever it is, she doesn’t like it. Days after the murder of those two kids-
“Return to base.” Marie directs in a flatline to Peter, excising weakness for ruthlessness as she switches over to her tablet, pulls up available drones. She calculates coords based on Jenna’s and deploys two of them to standby hovering in the preserve.
She's not fucking around with this shit any-goddamned-more.
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