Mia (
frost_jewel) wrote2013-10-29 02:06 am
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21 [action, Malnosso Land]
[On day one, Mia fights just as hard as any other resident of house sixteen, sure in her heart that they are all being taken for some kind of punishment, for retribution. She doesn't know where that idea comes from, but it lives a life of luxury in the dark corners of her mind. Injured and disoriented upon arrival to the moon, she helps Katara for a while before doing what she can to find and assist her housemates, and her friends. This is the moon. There was a draft here, one she remembers very well and would prefer not to mentally revisit if she can help it. Other people surely feel the same, and maybe she can help them instead.
On day two her only venture out of her villa in the daylight hours is to the pool. The absence of her power is absolutely flooring and awful. That night, though, a friend or two lures her to the casino and its allure of all manner of games of chance. Not a hearty gambler, but familiar with the idea, she'll win a respectable pile of tokens by the end of the evening, and offer to give some to almost anyone who looks like they need them.
Days three and four see her exploring the parks; though her stops in Bubble Land and Junior Land are brief, it gets her out of the villa and away from any tension building around Loki's presence combined with the visible presence of his and Rogue's relationship; on the afternoon of the third day she seeks out Billy and Teddy specifically, to bring them something. And check up on them. Leaving Luceti didn't mean leaving their problems behind. The fourth day takes her to Thrill Land first, for a very significant amount of time. Though she departs that morning by herself, anyone else visiting that park should be able to spot her blue hair waiting in a line somewhere. A timid line, for a thrill ride park. Get her to something bigger and better.
After an encounter with Halloween Land's zombies, though, she keeps closer to "home" for the remainder of their moon vacation - home, and back to the casino. There are all these rumors, and she's off to investigate first; later, on one of the latter two days, she enters the back room to test her luck with something valuable.]
On day two her only venture out of her villa in the daylight hours is to the pool. The absence of her power is absolutely flooring and awful. That night, though, a friend or two lures her to the casino and its allure of all manner of games of chance. Not a hearty gambler, but familiar with the idea, she'll win a respectable pile of tokens by the end of the evening, and offer to give some to almost anyone who looks like they need them.
Days three and four see her exploring the parks; though her stops in Bubble Land and Junior Land are brief, it gets her out of the villa and away from any tension building around Loki's presence combined with the visible presence of his and Rogue's relationship; on the afternoon of the third day she seeks out Billy and Teddy specifically, to bring them something. And check up on them. Leaving Luceti didn't mean leaving their problems behind. The fourth day takes her to Thrill Land first, for a very significant amount of time. Though she departs that morning by herself, anyone else visiting that park should be able to spot her blue hair waiting in a line somewhere. A timid line, for a thrill ride park. Get her to something bigger and better.
After an encounter with Halloween Land's zombies, though, she keeps closer to "home" for the remainder of their moon vacation - home, and back to the casino. There are all these rumors, and she's off to investigate first; later, on one of the latter two days, she enters the back room to test her luck with something valuable.]
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[There's more to it, but Mia already has a problem with wordiness around Walter and she catches herself at it this time.]
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He frowns as those words pass Mia's lips, his brows knitting together with a brief moment of guilt. Hatred was one of the only consistent things he had in his life, and letting go of it even a little left him feeling rather hollow.]
Then ... how do you feel about it, now?
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[With it, Mia deflates, hands folding in front of her and shoulders dropping.]
The one thing I really do hate. Some days I feel like every step forward is in the wrong direction.
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[He certainly wasn't any help with the pessimism, was he? That just bred a small amount of frustration, and he clears his throat to distract himself.]
...So let's not do that, for at least today.
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[Even if it means, just for today, pretending life is simple.]
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Then let's go.
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Did you happen to look at the maps yourself?
[He picks a direction that takes them a little further into Bubble Land.]
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Did you? I know this is an unusual environment but at least one of us ought to be able to make sense of it...
[Heavily implying that she can't, and they'll be done for if he can't, either.]
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[Rather bluntly honest about what he's been up to the entire time they've been stuck on the moon.]
I can read a map, but I would have much rather have been able to fly and take in the lay of the land that way. [That was a much more natural course of action for him.]
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It's still disturbing that they've made a replica of the village here.
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[Now that she's seen the real thing, it seems less than likely.]
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[He studies the map, shaking his head at the sections. He really doesn't see the point of visiting any of the areas...]
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[She'd love the idea of just doing something relaxing, but out of respect for Walter's potential fun, she doesn't say so.]
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I don't see any reason to look at these attractions. If I want a thrill, that's easier accomplished somewhere where I can swim or fly.
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I'd rather be trying out what they might have to eat in this park.
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Now that sounds worthwhile.
But no, he's hungry, and the map has a neat little list of available food - questionable as some of it might be.]
What do you like? I could eat, too.
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[...He's a little surprised how easily he admits to his cravings, especially where sweets were concerned. But it's comparatively more pleasant than looking over the map, which he starts folding up.]
You?
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Not a sweet seafood pastry, at least.
[Savory ones were another matter.]
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