Raven Darkholme } Mystique (
mutantblues) wrote2014-06-13 05:29 pm
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Class 3 - [Voice/Action]
[ Voice; ]
[ Raven starts out the post reading from something rather than speaking casually. ]
"To Homo neanderthalensis, his mutant cousin, Homo sapiens, was an aberration. Peaceful cohabitation if ever it existed, was short-lived. Records show, without exception, that the arrival of the mutated human species in any region was followed by the immediate extinction of their less-evolved kin."
I went to the library for a cookbook and instead I get this. My brother's thesis that he submitted to Oxford to get his doctorate. It's a real boring read but I figure it might be something scientists here might be interested in. It's about genetic mutation in... in humans.
[ Her voice is a bit tight as she trails off for a moment before continuing. ]
Hell, even if you need a something to get you to sleep and not dream about anything it's pretty useful. It's called Theories on Genetic Mutation by Charles Xavier.
[ Action ]
[ After making her post to the network Raven goes on a few errands to keep herself distracted from the tug of homesickness in the pit of her stomach. The reminder that it's been months and she hasn't seen a single face from home. She stops at both the bakery and grocery store to pick up some groceries.
Later on the evening she'll be at HQ, not working for once but sitting at the bar. She isn't in the mood to dance but staying in her apartment alone isn't working for her at the moment. She'll be nursing a few drinks inside before finally giving up and sitting outside. ]
[ Raven starts out the post reading from something rather than speaking casually. ]
"To Homo neanderthalensis, his mutant cousin, Homo sapiens, was an aberration. Peaceful cohabitation if ever it existed, was short-lived. Records show, without exception, that the arrival of the mutated human species in any region was followed by the immediate extinction of their less-evolved kin."
I went to the library for a cookbook and instead I get this. My brother's thesis that he submitted to Oxford to get his doctorate. It's a real boring read but I figure it might be something scientists here might be interested in. It's about genetic mutation in... in humans.
[ Her voice is a bit tight as she trails off for a moment before continuing. ]
Hell, even if you need a something to get you to sleep and not dream about anything it's pretty useful. It's called Theories on Genetic Mutation by Charles Xavier.
[ Action ]
[ After making her post to the network Raven goes on a few errands to keep herself distracted from the tug of homesickness in the pit of her stomach. The reminder that it's been months and she hasn't seen a single face from home. She stops at both the bakery and grocery store to pick up some groceries.
Later on the evening she'll be at HQ, not working for once but sitting at the bar. She isn't in the mood to dance but staying in her apartment alone isn't working for her at the moment. She'll be nursing a few drinks inside before finally giving up and sitting outside. ]
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A good idea. ... I've been arranging the bottles according to how they look, but... that's probably not right.
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[ She shrugs and tugs her towards the bar. ]
We can arrange them by looks within each kind.
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[Wanda. You're only 17.]
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I can, but it makes it hard to focus on maintaining my appearance. Things get fuzzy and then bad things happen.
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... Fuzzy like Kurt, fuzzy, or fuzzy how all the lights glow with that pretty halo, fuzzy? [Wanda keeps NO BODY'S secrets. Ever.]
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Fuzzy as in I can't control my shifting properly.
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That would be a problem. [She agrees, as she sets gin on the shelf with vodka, unknowingly.] ... control is very important.
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A small slip in control is bad enough, a big one doesn't bear thinking about. [ She sighs, wishes she could get his words out of her head. ] ...So you knew what Kurt looked like, right?
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... I don't like his watch.
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Why didn't you tell me?
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I-- ... I thought you knew. You-- talked about him. I just thought-- [When has thinking ever worked out for you, Wanda?] I thought you knew.