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capeandcowllogs2009-03-30 02:49 pm
meowminx) wrote in capeandcowllogs2009-03-30 02:49 pm
Remember how I found you there
WHO: Catwoman, Delirium, & Lucifer
WHERE: Somewhere. In the City.
WHEN: Afternoon of March 30th, prior to the aquarium thing
WARNINGS: Pie
FORMAT: quickpara
After the whole mess at the ball the previous night, Selina needed to get out for a while. Go for a walk. Be a normal person in a normal place.
Hopefully not run into Godzilla.
It was a decent day out. Cool and windy, but you could feel the impending spring. Or at least Selina could, used to seasonal flavors of cities as she was.
She had no particular destination in mind, simply wandering the streets she'd come to know in the past five months at whim. She kept a sharp eye on her surroundings -- she didn't know how not to at this point -- but not seeking. Simply observing.
Street kids were one of the city elements that Selina always noticed. She'd been one herself in another life. But the thin frame and brilliant red hair of one girl she passed brought her to a halt. At first she thought it was Holly, younger and still lost. But the resemblance was only superficial.
Still. There was something about her.
Selina paused. "Are you all right?" she asked the girl, not entirely sure why.
WHERE: Somewhere. In the City.
WHEN: Afternoon of March 30th, prior to the aquarium thing
WARNINGS: Pie
FORMAT: quickpara
After the whole mess at the ball the previous night, Selina needed to get out for a while. Go for a walk. Be a normal person in a normal place.
Hopefully not run into Godzilla.
It was a decent day out. Cool and windy, but you could feel the impending spring. Or at least Selina could, used to seasonal flavors of cities as she was.
She had no particular destination in mind, simply wandering the streets she'd come to know in the past five months at whim. She kept a sharp eye on her surroundings -- she didn't know how not to at this point -- but not seeking. Simply observing.
Street kids were one of the city elements that Selina always noticed. She'd been one herself in another life. But the thin frame and brilliant red hair of one girl she passed brought her to a halt. At first she thought it was Holly, younger and still lost. But the resemblance was only superficial.
Still. There was something about her.
Selina paused. "Are you all right?" she asked the girl, not entirely sure why.
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If she looked closely at her big toe on her right foot, she could see that it was starting to squirm a little, like a salmon fry hatching from it's egg.
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