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Mar 14, 2019 21:17:23 GMT
Post by Evelyn Rose on Mar 14, 2019 21:17:23 GMT
[googlefont="Krub"] [attr="class","boxhover"] MY TWO NATURES HAD MEMORY IN COMMON [attr="class","boldtext2"]Rare was the moment Evelyn found herself observing the mutants within the camps. Rarer it was for her to address anyone who did the same. She knew of the guardian standing in the small view-space above one of the work stations, though she didn't think the two had ever worked together, let alone spoken more than a few words. But then, it wasn't as if they'd really needed to:
Evelyn had her own team, and rarely saw a reason to seek out anyone who didn't belong in it.
"It's almost peaceful." She commented as she walked up to the window overlooking the work stations below. Several mutants were busy working, most of which was tending to some kind of metal work. Electronic parts, perhaps. She wasn't sure.
Leaning against the glass, the brunette crossed her arms across her chest and pursed her lips, as if in deep thought. "Like ants." Briefly, her thoughts went back to one of her classes, way before she'd ever went to Bellefonte. Their teacher had brought an antfarm to school and asked each of them to bring it home for a day to study the ants. In many ways, looking at the mutants below, it reminded her a lot of that assignment. [newclass=".boldtext2 b"]font-family:Krub; color: #7a4d6e;[/newclass] [newclass=".elite"]width:200px;height:30px;background-color:#7a4d6e;float:left;margin-left:-120px;text-transform:uppercase;font-family;Krub;font-size:9px;line-height:30px;color:#fff;margin-top:30px;text-shadow:1.5px 1.5px #000;[/newclass] [newclass=.boxhover]height:200px;width:500px;background-color:#333333;-webkit-transition-duration:.3s;-moz-transition-duration:.3s;transition-duration:.3s;[/newclass] [newclass=.boxhover:hover]background-color:#f5de6e;-webkit-transition-duration:1s;-moz-transition-duration:1s;transition-duration:1s;opacity:0.5;[/newclass]
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Ten different looks and my looks all kill
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Mar 16, 2019 22:30:38 GMT
Post by Vera Marcelo on Mar 16, 2019 22:30:38 GMT
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Some would almost call it "disgusting", standing so high above a group of working mutants as she looked down on them. Watching and waiting. Depending on who was watching, it was a form of entertainment. Sometimes Vera hoped that she'd get to see familiar faces within those groups just so she knew that they were still alive. People she once considered friends. For them, Vera believed it was safer in here. Out there? There was no promising that any hidden or rebelling mutants would get to live a long life. Only an idiot chose to run from or go against the government.
"It's almost peaceful."
Glancing at the other guardian, she slipped away from her own thoughts. "Mm... now that you mention it." They certainly did work like ants - working at a schedule with no choice but to fall in line. When working, ants often lacked a personality. "You ever wonder what they're thinking? Like, who is content with where they are and who is planning a revolt in those minds of theirs?" During her time locked up, Vera remembered wanting to snap the neck of each and every person associated with MREA. Now she was here, among them.
The guardian she exchanged words with was one of them, not one she knew personally knew but since they all worked towards the same goal, a conversation didn't bother her too much. Besides, talking was what Vera was known for. "Using up some free time?" she'd follow up with a question, some light chit-chat.
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Mar 24, 2019 11:24:36 GMT
Post by Evelyn Rose on Mar 24, 2019 11:24:36 GMT
[googlefont="Krub"] [attr="class","boxhover"] MY TWO NATURES HAD MEMORY IN COMMON [attr="class","boldtext2"]Evelyn's head tilted at the question, though brown orbs never left the workers below. For a brief moment, she allowed herself to consider the question, though, the answer was rather obvious. "Nothing good, I assume." It was no secret that most mutants didn't take too kindly to the camps. Eve couldn't blame them, of course, but it sure as hell beat the alternative.
"Something like that." She mused, her attention finally returning to the female. It was rather surprising how few mutants chose to join the Guardians, while so many chose to remain within the camps. "Waiting for my next assignment." She added with a slight shake to her head: Evelyn had never cared much for sitting still for long periods of time. It felt too much like wasting precious time.
There was so many better ways for her to spend her time, but alas, at least she was here. Making the best of it.
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