Mia (
frost_jewel) wrote2012-11-01 09:01 pm
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[On the border between afternoon and evening of the 31st, the draft ends for Mia. For a while, all she can do is look around at the village, standing still near where they all arrive. Then she takes what remains of her notes to the battledome. To turn them over to...well, whoever is there to give them to. She doesn't want to talk, at least not for very long.
Then she goes home, House 16, and checks on her housemates before taking what is perhaps the longest shower in her entire life. The water is freezing by the time she's done, and she doesn't care. The next morning, whoever wakes first will find the coffee is ready and there is no Mercury Adept in sight.
She's out for a walk. It's not a long one: back to the battledome, to check on people. Any people, but especially those she knows well. If there are questions she has to answer - and she doubts very much there won't be questions - then she will, as polite and quiet as she ever is. When she's through there, she'll head for nearby houses and apartments, without going too far. She knows her limits and is waiting to meet up with them.
That autopilot carries her until midafternoon. What follows isn't exactly a crash. It's a slow spiral, one that finds her walking back to the house at a glacial pace, as though she might find somewhere to hide instead. But she can't. Instead she huddles into a chair in the living room, finally opening the journal to write something.]
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us. [She doesn't feel the need to specify where. The next several things she tries are crossed out, until:] I'm sorry we couldn't do more, sooner.
[[ooc: Whew look at all that action! She's mostly bouncing from house to battledome, and if you want to run into her while she's walking or standing and staring off into space, that's great too!]]
Then she goes home, House 16, and checks on her housemates before taking what is perhaps the longest shower in her entire life. The water is freezing by the time she's done, and she doesn't care. The next morning, whoever wakes first will find the coffee is ready and there is no Mercury Adept in sight.
She's out for a walk. It's not a long one: back to the battledome, to check on people. Any people, but especially those she knows well. If there are questions she has to answer - and she doubts very much there won't be questions - then she will, as polite and quiet as she ever is. When she's through there, she'll head for nearby houses and apartments, without going too far. She knows her limits and is waiting to meet up with them.
That autopilot carries her until midafternoon. What follows isn't exactly a crash. It's a slow spiral, one that finds her walking back to the house at a glacial pace, as though she might find somewhere to hide instead. But she can't. Instead she huddles into a chair in the living room, finally opening the journal to write something.]
Thank you to everyone who was there to help us. [She doesn't feel the need to specify where. The next several things she tries are crossed out, until:] I'm sorry we couldn't do more, sooner.
[[ooc: Whew look at all that action! She's mostly bouncing from house to battledome, and if you want to run into her while she's walking or standing and staring off into space, that's great too!]]
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He hesitates for a moment. He had heard things. Bad things, and he knew Mia's name was on the draft list. Though Mia was quiet and reserved normally, everything was just off about this picture.
He didn't know what he could do. But he couldn't do nothing. He hurries his pace to catch up to her, though it's not hard to do so.]
Hey, Mia.
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Hello, Adell. [And her voice is soft, though she hasn't done much talking in the past few days.] How are you?
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[Maybe that story might cheer her up, if she asks about it. But he's almost afraid to ask...]
How about you?
[He's not good at hiding intent. Mia can probably read the concern on his face, despite his best efforts to try to keep a more stoic look.]
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When she sees Mia walking down the street in something that could best be described as a fog, the perky brunette knows that something is off. She frowns a bit before walking at a brisk pace to catch up with Mia.]
Welcome back, Mia.
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This boo...k. Does seem to be suggesting he should fill it up though. Man, it's way too cold for this. But he gets the hose and starts to fill it up again. Maybe he should get a cover or... Well, it's better to focus on something mundane than it is to focus on that draft.
Of course, this also means he is lost is thought and as a result of not paying attention to his hose and- it'll end up spraying his pants. All over him, ac...tual-ly-]
Waaaaaaaaah?! That's cold-!?
[And he leaps back from the hose (which falls in the pool; don't ask why he didn't just let it go to begin with) now with wet pants]
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Hello?
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Ororo? Are you all right?
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Mia, it's really me who should be thanking you.
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[All on its own like that, it sounds harsh.]
It's kind of you to say so.
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[Law, for the record, is looking somewhat ghastly despite his calm, steady tone. Insomnia sucks. But honestly... he's not the only one.
He does have a cup of tea in his hands. He obviously caught her coming in. It's for her.]
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There were more. I can try to rewrite them for you.
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She glanced up when Mia entered the room and smiled at her friend, relieved to see her, "Mia! You're back!"
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"I am. How are you?"
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She does, because it could be something important; seeing Aang at the door is a nice peaceful surprise.]
Oh, hello. [Emphasis on surprise.]
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So. He owes her thanks for that, at the very least. And then some.]
Hey. Thanks. For everything.
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You're welcome, Mr. Stark. How are you?
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When she sees Mia on her way home in the midst of said wanderings, she initially misses her friend's mood and calls out cheerfully:] Hello, Mia! Happy Halloween!
[There's no Halloween on the Legacy, but the likelihood of her picking up the phrase from somewhere is pretty high.]
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Hello. [She is trying to be more lively but it isn't likely.]
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I'm Wolverine. I never apologize.
But he does come back, eventually. When he steps into the house from the cold November air, he does it with no fanfare. He finds Mia, looking none too happy, huddled in a chair. Rogue and Ororo don't seem to be around.
Hrm.]
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Logan. [Surprise, worry, relief. How much does he remember? What in the world is she going to say to him?]
There is coffee for you in the kitchen. [It's the best she could come up with and stay in neutral territory.]
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