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Adam Richards

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Black hair, brown eyes, average build.

I think we could eventually go to some plotline where we try to break out of the simulation. Could be interesting.

Oh, and my own comments on The Matrix/Simulation Hypothesis: If Morpheus comes and starts offering me pills, I'm taking the blue one. Why? It might be man's best friend! (wink wink)
Oh my gawd, I'm the most incompetent RPer ever! Note to self, remove motorcycle, then start fighting.
Lizzie took the motorbike square in the chest. Unlike the bullets, this actually did something practical. She had the wind knocked out of her, and a nasty cut opened over her right eye from the handlebar. Perfect. She could do something with this.

She stood up with her hand to her head, feigning that her injuries were more severe. Then she smiled, showing the blood on her hand. "You know, it's really stupid to cut a blood witch." A black tentacle erupted from the shadow of a nearby building, seeking Arthur. She hadn't given up much blood, and it was still daylight, but the spell was strong enough to do some damage. And if it wasn't effective, Lizzie had other ideas.
check the thread, my friend. I don't quit that easy.
"Well, damn." Much as Elric loved chaos, threatening the Guildpact was something beyond the pale. Even Rakdos himself wouldn't commit such an act. He went over towards the Azorius pavilion. If the bloody lawmages had a plan for this sort of crap, he'd do whatever he could to help. He might not be the biggest team player, but he loved Ravnica all the same.

And if the Azorius didn't have a plan, well... it was going to be a bad day all around.
The gunshots cracked hard against Lizzie. Her new powers made it so they felt no more than bug bites, but she couldn't stop them from driving her backwards upon impact. Given that the shots were coming from in front of her, she had a rough idea where her opponent was.

"Come out, come out, wherever you are!" she sang, as she swung the streetlight, hoping to clear away the ground and maybe see her target.
If anyone wants to interact with Lizzie/Jacqueline, feel free.
Lizzie exited the warehouse, looking for any opportunity to cause mayhem. Demons are sprits of chaos, and with one whispering in her mind, senseless destruction was rather higher on her list of priorities than usual.

She made her way to Greenfield's Main Street. Looking at the long line of parked cars, she saw a perfect opportunity. She couldn't toss around eighteen-wheelers, but the smaller vehicles were fair game for her superhuman strength. So that's what she did. Cars ended up through walls, in the street, and one of those little SmartCars even sailed over the roof of a restaurant to cause more destruction on the next street over. With a massive effort, she tore down a streetlight, brandishing it like the world's largest sword.

"All these superheroes, and not one of them comes to defend this city from me? Pathetic!"

If truth be told, though, she actually hoped a superhero came to fight her. Defeating a super would be sure to inspire fear in her name. But what name would suit her new Jekyll-and-Hyde state? A quick, clever thought gave her the answer.

"If any super can hear me, I dare them to face the fury of.... Jacqueline Hyde!"
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Lizzie smiled grimly. The summoning circle had been scratched out in chalk, and it seemed to pass inspection. That was good. Even among evil sorcerers, what she was about to do was considered unthinkably dangerous.

She lit the black wax candle in the center of the circle. First came the offering of flesh, which was satisfied with a lock of hair. Then came the offering of blood, which was accomplished with a quick slash of her palm. Last, but certainly not least, was the invocation.

"Learsed. Learsed. LEARSED!"

A thick black smoke filled the circle, taking the form of a winged figure with ruby red eyes. The smoky being was careful to keep its form within the circle, as if it was a brick wall. "Who dares to summon Desrael, Master of the Abyss?"

"Lizzie Jones."

"What is your wish?"

"To see my sister's cancer cured."

"And what does a mortal like you have to offer me in return?"

"My body."

The red eyes narrowed. "Lizzie Jones, if that is all you have to offer a demon, then you should have summoned an incubus."

"You misunderstand me. We both know that you cannot physically manifest yourself outside of a summoning circle... unless you have a willing host to act as a vessel. I'm offering to serve you in such a capacity."

"Interesting offer, but there is a problem. Before I can use your body, I must clear a space for myself. What I'm saying is- I need to devour your soul."

Lizzie didn't flinch. "So be it. I will pay any price for my sister's life."

"Then step inside the circle, Lizzie Jones, so we may complete our transaction."

Lizzie did as she was bid. "Open your mouth, so that I may gain access."

Once again, Lizzie complied. The black smoke rushed into her mouth. The pain was beyond excruciating, like a thousand white-hot knives stabbing every inch of her skin, but it only lasted a few seconds. When it was over, Lizzie had taken on a new form, with black wings and flaming hair. "Such power," she exclaimed. "It's a wonder more people don't go through with this."
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