Mark ”Hearken” Riverview | 24 years | Blackhawk | Horseman
Electricity
Location: Abandoned Rookfield Asylum
Mentions: None, Open for Interaction
{Slight Mentions: None}
(My muse has really been running on low lately, so I can’t really think of anything for him right now. He’s still open.)
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Carson “Rogue” Ashwood | 23 years | Crossfire | Soldier
Invisibility | Teleportation
Location: La Blancae Hotel
Mentions: Zhaleh, Open for Interaction
{Slight Mentions: Lucielle}
Rogue left the hallway and headed into the kitchen, noting that that was where most of the others were located. Despite how many people were wandering about and chatting, Rogue couldn’t see Lucielle anywhere in sight. Since he wasn’t too keen on searching for her anyway, he found himself deciding against looking for her any longer. Oh well. His headache was sort of tolerable, so he supposed he should just suffer through it. It wasn’t debilitating, at least, even if it didn’t feel amazing.
Rogue slid along the wall, avoiding everyone and watching them with wary gray eyes. Since he was wearing his jacket’s hoodie and had his hair covering his eyes, his vision wasn’t up to par. Because of this and the fact he was looking to the side, he almost ran straight into Zhaleh. Only the sliver of the president in the corner of his peripheral vision kept him from barreling into the other man. He jerked to a stop a safe distance away from Zhaleh, quickly taking a couple steps back. He was aware that Zhaleh preferred staying away from people with the instability of his ice, so backing off was the only smart idea, really.
“Oh, uh, sorry, sir,” he apologized. His awkwardness almost came off as anger, which was what just about half of all his emotions were projected as. He always referred to Zhaleh as ‘sir,’ since he was never sure how the president felt about him. The man probably disliked him; it wasn’t like Rogue was a nice guy or anything. The least he could do was be respectful as he could to the guy. Trying to stop himself from making a fool of himself, he asked, “Hey, have you seen Lucielle around anywhere?”
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Mikey Brotherson | 16 years | Blackhawk | Trainee
Telepathy | Wings
Location: Old Autoshop
Mentions: None
{Slight Mentions: Lurking Mc.Weirdo}
Mikey idly twisted the piece of straw-wrapper around the other one, arching it up into a neck. He didn’t know for sure if his habit of making little animals and objects out of whatever he could get his hands on was weird, but that didn’t stop him from doing it. It kept him from doing it in front of other people, but it was usually something he did when there was nothing else to do. His ADHD - ADD? He couldn’t remember what was said he had from so long ago, whichever one it was - usually worked up when he held still for too long, so the only real solution was to do something that required moving. He preferred to go the possibly odd-yet-artistic-ish route.
Since Mikey was forty percent engaged in what he was doing and sixty percent engaged in spacing off and thinking of nothing in particular, he didn’t hear the quiet sound of the door opening in the other room; chances were he wouldn’t have caught it anyway, with it being near-silent as it was. Not that Mikey would even have bothered to look around and listen in the first place. He was a true master of attentiveness.
Finishing the little straw-wrapper giraffe, he set the little thing down on the rickety table. One of the legs of the table was broken off, so Mikey had to improvise and stack various items in a tower to act as a new leg. It worked well-enough as long as he didn’t swipe it with his wing, which he may be guilty of unintentionally doing a few times in the past. A few dozen. There were far too many moments when he had to pluck fragile, tiny, or both creatures from the hard floor of the autoshop from that. Nothing had ever irreparably broken apart upon falling to the ground, though, which was good. The worst that had happened was that one of the toothpick-and-string cats had a screwed-up front leg.
Mikey hopped up from the stool and wandered away from the table, his wings spread halfway out as they typically did. This small room of the autoshop was formerly used for storage, or that’s what Mikey presumed it was used for. Not like there was anything in here to indicate what its true purpose was. The entire inside of the building was ransacked, and with the lack of human presence, cleanliness certainly couldn’t be said of it. But this room had a clean floor and everything in the room was organized, courtesy of Mikey. Not that Mikey was very organized in general, but it was better than letting the room he used fall into ruin like the rest of it.
He began to whistle under his breath as he idly swiped some dust off one of the few tables, entirely unaware that there was someone else in the building and could probably hear him.