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What: A Spartan and an X-Men walk into a bar ...
When: May 12th, after this thread
Where: Death Match
Rating: None ... yet ... ?
Out of armor, free from grease and oil (mostly), Kat arrives a few minutes late. A bit abnormal for her, but recently she'd been out of sorts, dwelling more and more on her team and the fact that she wasn't quite sure what to do without them. Building the Falcon helped, a strenuous task that kept her mind and her hands busy, but it wasn't enough.
Hopefully meeting with someone who was more familiar with the Lone Wolf tactics would help. At the very least, she was still fascinated by the similarities and differences in her and Wolverine's programs and augmentations, and any chance to pick his brain more about it, she'd take.
She walks in, ducking a little to miss the doorway, and glances around.
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What: A Spartan and an X-Men walk into a bar ...
When: May 12th, after this thread
Where: Death Match
Rating: None ... yet ... ?
Out of armor, free from grease and oil (mostly), Kat arrives a few minutes late. A bit abnormal for her, but recently she'd been out of sorts, dwelling more and more on her team and the fact that she wasn't quite sure what to do without them. Building the Falcon helped, a strenuous task that kept her mind and her hands busy, but it wasn't enough.
Hopefully meeting with someone who was more familiar with the Lone Wolf tactics would help. At the very least, she was still fascinated by the similarities and differences in her and Wolverine's programs and augmentations, and any chance to pick his brain more about it, she'd take.
She walks in, ducking a little to miss the doorway, and glances around.
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He figures she'll see him.
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She immediately pulls down a drink menu and starts flipping through it, perplexed. "You'll have to excuse me, I don't do this often. What's good here?"
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She takes a drink, considering the taste before nodding, ignoring the looks they're getting from the barkeep, having gotten used to that sort of reaction from the civilians and marines she'd come in contact with. "Not bad. You do this sort of thing often?"
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"One thing you can find almost anywhere, luckily."
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"So, you prefer the Lone Wolf tactics?"
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"Never did like anyone tellin' me what to do, for starters." Using that phrase 'never did' made his brow furrow, however. Hell, for all he knew, maybe he used to be the poster boy for falling in line. Too much he didn't know. But he had to deal with what he did. "And usually havin' someone else in my path's a bad idea, and a good way for them to get hurt."
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At the second part she gives a little heh, lifting her beer for another drink. "I think that part I know first hand." Thankfully she'd been able to rely on York to effect repairs. "How was it someone like you ended up with a team in the first place?"
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"The team kinda ran into me, actually, when I got attacked by another mutant. Woke up in their headquarters, no clue what the hell was goin' on... Real high tech crap."
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She frowns a little at the mention of telepathy. That wasn't anything she was familiar with from her world, and she glances at Wolverine, narrowing her eyes slightly. "Really? What was that like?"
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"Annoying."
He valued his privacy, especially when it came to his personal feelings on things, and even though he trusted Chuck - or had at least - fully, it didn't make him any happier about someone knowing him from the inside out.
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He shrugged, as if none of this really affected him too much. "We gotta get by, like anybody else though, and we're sure as hell not goin' anywhere."
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"So then I end up here. It's been an adjustment period, I'll tell you that."
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"How long you been here?"
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"Seven months. Seven goddamn months."
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"You got somethin' worth gettin' back to?"
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At that question, she has a definite answer. "Yes. Saving humanity."
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I-I am so sorry. I couldn't stop her.
hahaha it's ok!
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(just saw First Class last night, squeed like a little girl! :3)
WASNT IT GREAT??
It really was!!! :D
i was not disappointed at all which was nice...
yeah :D
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Oh god, so sorry, Halo cannon is ridiculously depressing >.>
hahahah poor Kat ;;
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whup icon fail up thar >.>
haha no worries. I DONT KNOW WHO IS GOING TO WIN THIS??