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WHO: Nina Sayers |
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WHERE: Around the City! From her way to Gemma's London to Terry's apartment with many, many detours. Because she's bound to get lost in this state.
WHEN: Monday evening/night!
WARNINGS: IDK. Please don't hurt her.
SUMMARY: Gemma's power had an effect on Nina. Basically, she's high on power! So she'll just be acting more relaxed than evuh before. NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS!
FORMAT: WHATEVER YOU PREFER.
Nina watched as the white dress faded away, giving place to her previous clothes again. She frowned with an bewildered smile, finding this transformation strangely amusing, hands sliding up and down her jacket's sleeve to get used to the new (old) fabric. She gave the massive illusion behind her one last look before she walked away with a grin and a soft chuckle, placing the back of her hand against her lips.
Five minutes later, she undid her hairdo. Long and brown hair draped on her shoulders and over her face as she practically glided down the street. She brushed it back with shut eyes. Nina wasn't quite sure where she was anymore, but as far as she was concerned, it didn't matter. She felt good, relaxed and at peace, like everything was right with the world and herself. Nothing in her questioned where she had just come from or what had happened there; nothing questioned the unnaturally good mood that had taken over.
For those sensitive to the power running through her veins, however, there was something clearly not quite right. All the magic and illusion that had been around her had also taken its effect, taken in by her own power without any outlet. Even a few, common passersby could notice a strange glow on her skin -- a visual manifestation of warm chills that appeared and faded like a wave of soft light.
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WHERE: Around the City! From her way to Gemma's London to Terry's apartment with many, many detours. Because she's bound to get lost in this state.
WHEN: Monday evening/night!
WARNINGS: IDK. Please don't hurt her.
SUMMARY: Gemma's power had an effect on Nina. Basically, she's high on power! So she'll just be acting more relaxed than evuh before. NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS!
FORMAT: WHATEVER YOU PREFER.
Nina watched as the white dress faded away, giving place to her previous clothes again. She frowned with an bewildered smile, finding this transformation strangely amusing, hands sliding up and down her jacket's sleeve to get used to the new (old) fabric. She gave the massive illusion behind her one last look before she walked away with a grin and a soft chuckle, placing the back of her hand against her lips.
Five minutes later, she undid her hairdo. Long and brown hair draped on her shoulders and over her face as she practically glided down the street. She brushed it back with shut eyes. Nina wasn't quite sure where she was anymore, but as far as she was concerned, it didn't matter. She felt good, relaxed and at peace, like everything was right with the world and herself. Nothing in her questioned where she had just come from or what had happened there; nothing questioned the unnaturally good mood that had taken over.
For those sensitive to the power running through her veins, however, there was something clearly not quite right. All the magic and illusion that had been around her had also taken its effect, taken in by her own power without any outlet. Even a few, common passersby could notice a strange glow on her skin -- a visual manifestation of warm chills that appeared and faded like a wave of soft light.
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Whose projection could this possibly be?
It's pure military habit that makes him stop and look her over. Arthur sees things that other people miss because he understands the details of things: that and the glow around her, something that occasionally happens in dreams.
But the totem doesn't lie.
Arthur pauses for long enough that he can be classified as staring.
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She only notices a man standing before her when her eyes settle back on the street. Any remains of that glow fade swiftly in that moment. A soft but genuine grin then forms, somewhere between a bashful and amused, like she just remembered something funny and unrelated. Nina's tone is drowsy and playful.
"Is there something on my face?"
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Lie.
"I didn't mean to stare."
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Mid-evening, near a supermarket.
He sighed and started to make his way home when he saw a delicate woman walking down the street, apparently in some sort of trance. Normally he would've just noted her presence and continued home, but there was something about her that drew his attention...
He waited until she was close enough to talk to before opening the punnet.
"U-umm... would you like a strawberry?"
Not much of an opening line, but Vivi wasn't that good at thinking on his feet outside of a fight.
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"That's so nice of you." And after a beat, "I would like one, please."
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Now that he was closer to her, he could feel... something about her. Something... magical. Not the same as his, but magical all the same. Maybe too much...
He shook his head, to clear the thought. "I'm Vivi."
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She wasn't a fan of magic. But from everyone who'd mentioned this odd little change, it seemed harmless enough. And of course, curiosity.
The clothing shift left her in something barely tolerable, even for a girl used to running around in skintight leather. Still, she explored the little section of town and its strange zombie-like population for a good twenty minutes before leaving. It was a relief when her clothes melted back to their proper shape. She could handle corsets, but all the rest was too damn heavy.
She was making her way back into the normal part of town when she spotted the girl. A familiar face, someone she'd spoken to on the network. And an odd bit of a glow around her.
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For now, Nina seemed completely unaware of any kind of distant or close observers.
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"Hey."
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She was pretty enough, in a 'looked like she could break' sort of way -- and besides, he hadn't met her yet, nor seen her on the network. This was more than enough reason to introduce himself, and to make sure she was alright. She looked a bit ...off, to say the least. He slowed down and gave the girl a nod, grinning.
"Evening."
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"Good evening."
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"And who do I have the pleasure of meeting?"
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/SLAMS TYLER IN HERE
Tyler Durden was a vindictive son of a bitch.
And lo, here was Nina. The voice on the communicator. The girl with blood on her clothes. The girl who shyed away from him like he was something dangerous (he is) and oh, isn't this lovely. ]
Don't you look happy.
KYA
Oh... [A little exhale, not quite a laugh, her tone fluctuating.] I shouldn't be talking to you.
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And why's that?
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Her feet are tired but so far she's done a pretty good job of getting the layout of the city. It's just a pity that she's mainly focused on the map and not really where she's going. Every so often she'd look up but then it was right back down at that map again.
It's a wonder that she hasn't caused a ten-car pile up yet.
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He's not paying a lot of attention to passersby, but it's hard to miss Nina and her glow. So he pushes off of the wall without putting his cigarette out and falls in step with her.
"Yo," he says mildly. Just to let her know he's not a mugger or something, as though that's all it takes.
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He says it so politely, like they're talking about the weather, about whether a light drizzle constitutes rain or not.
Really, he enjoys messing with people when it comes to the screw.
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better this way. away from the stares of people and he enjoyed the quiet anyways.
however, he found himself staring at a girl passing. there was a glow about her, and at points (and if he concentrated hard enough), he could see the flickers of the energy and molecules within the glow.
well. that was strange. ]
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He skidded to a stop when he saw Nina pass by, catching himself on a street lamp. He wasn't clear, at first, that it was really her.
"Nina?"
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"Andy." His name was almost an exclamation when she tilted her head vaguely, approaching him cheerfully. Her hair flowed and draped freely on her shoulders. "What are you doing here?"
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