BewareTheDream
Really Really Experienced
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- Apr 4, 2012
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“Oooo. Pretty lasers!” Machine Head still wasn’t sure what Moonrise’s Quirk was. She didn’t have the angel wings anymore; instead, she shot tractor beams from her dusk-colored eyes that were powerful enough to render George unconscious.
Whatever her Quirk is, it’s obviously formidable. It must be really draining, too. He couldn’t help but observe how heavily she leaned against a desk. Feeling a sudden urge to go to her, he tried to take a step, but dropped to a knee, instead. His temporary body was locking up on him, which meant it was time to eject.
Circles of blue electricity coursed up and down the copier-man. His arms and legs retracted into his body. His face disappeared, but the slash marks remained. Like a kid emerging from a McDonald’s playroom slide, Machine Head slid out of the copier, feet first, and onto the floor. Feeling stiff because his real body had to be balled up inside of a copier that was just big enough to contain him, he sprung onto his feet and rushed to Moonrise.
Moonrise ran at him as well, which caught him by surprise. The two of them had to skid to a halt in front of each other. She asked him if he was okay, and for a moment he didn’t know how to speak.
The sight of her heaving bosom didn’t help, any. Neither did her enchanting eyes. For several seconds, the man behind the helmet could only stare at her. Moonrise couldn’t see his eyes, but she could see her own reflection on his visor.
“Um, yeah,” Machine Head finally blurted out. “I’m okay.” He glanced over his shoulder and jerked a thumb toward the copier, which was falling apart and even smoking a little. “My Quirk lets me wear machines like armor. They take all the punishment, and I don’t really feel a thing.” Striking a ‘check me out’ pose, he showed her that no part of his suit was scratched.
“How about you? Were you hurt?” He took the opportunity to study her body. For medical reasons. Yeah.
Whatever her Quirk is, it’s obviously formidable. It must be really draining, too. He couldn’t help but observe how heavily she leaned against a desk. Feeling a sudden urge to go to her, he tried to take a step, but dropped to a knee, instead. His temporary body was locking up on him, which meant it was time to eject.
Circles of blue electricity coursed up and down the copier-man. His arms and legs retracted into his body. His face disappeared, but the slash marks remained. Like a kid emerging from a McDonald’s playroom slide, Machine Head slid out of the copier, feet first, and onto the floor. Feeling stiff because his real body had to be balled up inside of a copier that was just big enough to contain him, he sprung onto his feet and rushed to Moonrise.
Moonrise ran at him as well, which caught him by surprise. The two of them had to skid to a halt in front of each other. She asked him if he was okay, and for a moment he didn’t know how to speak.
The sight of her heaving bosom didn’t help, any. Neither did her enchanting eyes. For several seconds, the man behind the helmet could only stare at her. Moonrise couldn’t see his eyes, but she could see her own reflection on his visor.
“Um, yeah,” Machine Head finally blurted out. “I’m okay.” He glanced over his shoulder and jerked a thumb toward the copier, which was falling apart and even smoking a little. “My Quirk lets me wear machines like armor. They take all the punishment, and I don’t really feel a thing.” Striking a ‘check me out’ pose, he showed her that no part of his suit was scratched.
“How about you? Were you hurt?” He took the opportunity to study her body. For medical reasons. Yeah.