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Mid 20s. Been here a long time, generally only join friend's rps. Constantly tired. Masc nonbinary, preference for they pronouns but he are ok too!

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It was actually my fault this once sooooo i will accept the blame for not rereading Sabrina's backstory enough




Maya looked a little put out that Trevor himself wasn’t coming along, but whatever. A giant orgy sounded just like Blake Schmidt… and it sounded like the perfect thing to crash. She’d already slept with his wife so why not go right in there and steal some of his other women? Would certainly serve him right for trying to kill her.

Both Herik and Vashti seemed to think going right now was a bad idea. Maya rolled her eyes but decided to hear her out. Either way, they would be going to Blake’s orgy yacht one way or another. Maya wasn’t going to wait for him to send someone else to kill her.

“...stupidest fucking thing I’ve heard since Maya insisted that she fingerbanged a lady so good that it gave her magical powers.”
Vashti


Maya’s mouth fell open as Vashti just went and said it… in front of Trevor. First of all, she was annoyed that people still didn’t believe her on that one. She wasn’t creative enough to make that shit off. Second, was it really important right now?

Okay, it was always important, because she’d been so good she made Phillis awaken. She wasn’t going to be embarrassed about that. After a moment of shock about what was said a smug smile crossed her lips. She listened to all the reasons that the DENS wouldn’t be helping them with little care for it. It was old news that they didn’t really give a fuck about them. Her smile widened as Trevor finally realised what Vashti had said and turned to her in shock.

“I did exactly what Vashti said,” she shrugged, even though she looked pretty smug about it. “I was so good that I made someone awaken when we slept together. Buuuut that’s not important right now.” She lowered her voice slightly as she leaned forward, even though Madison was in between her and Trevor and it was kind of awkward but she ignored that. “I’ll tell you all about it later.”

She winked at him before leaning back, and going back to the conversation she probably should’ve been participating in the whole time. If he was upset for some reason that she’d slept with someone else, well that was his fault for playing hard to get.

“I agree with Madison that we should go now, while he’s not expecting it,” Maya spoke up, glanced between Herik and Vashti. “Without waiting for Kayla.”

Madison mentioned the whole leader thing and Maya didn’t have to think much on it.

“She’s basically not done anything since she became leader,” Maya shrugged as she looked between Claudette and Lyss. “You two were here kinda second in commands or whatever, right? If anyone is going to become leader now…”

Well, it certainly wasn’t going to be her. As much as the power trip would be nice Maya knew she’d be the worst leader ever and also it would be too much work.

“Lyss has basically been acting as our leader anyway.”





“The fuck!” Isla yelled as the train suddenly fell out from beneath their feet… but they didn’t plummet to their death with it. Instead they were just floating in a void. Right, because that was exactly where they wanted to be. Great! Getting on that train had worked out very well for them all.

She slowly, cautiously, followed Zoey towards the source of the crying. A red haired little girl who seemed all too happy to see them. Yeah, yeah, getting stuck in a void for all eternity must suck. But what also sucked? Being dragged into this mess when just one person could suffer for it.

Isla had absolutely no sympathy for her, that was certain. She remained silent with a frown as Zoey talked to her.

“Yeah, I definitely ain’t here for that being stuck together bullshit,” Isla huffed out, folding her arms as she glanced around at everyone. There were six other people here besides her. The most she’d ever teleported was… maybe one or two. She hadn’t had many other opportunities to cause, y’know, how do you just explain the fact you can teleport to a normal person? She had no idea if she could teleport so many of them, especially out of here. To where? Did the station still exist, like Zoey had said earlier.

“I can try,” Isla replied eventually, her usual confidence faltering even as she tried to cover it up. She then held out her hand towards Zoey, and the little girl. The other she directed towards everyone else. “But we’re all gonna be holding hands or have some kinda chain contact cause I ain’t gonna be able to guarantee I bring everyone along with it. I know some of you ain’t happy with each other but it’s worth it for the shot of getting out, ay?”

She smiled, though it didn’t quite reach her eyes. She began to prepare as she waited for everyone to link up in some way, thinking about the station (most likely to be “close” enough, if distance even existed here) so that she could teleport them as soon as everyone was ready.




Maya couldn’t say she was particularly fond of being in a hospital. Still, in the time before they got kicked out for being themselves she’d managed to get into a bathroom to clean herself up. She couldn’t do much about her clothes but she’d reapplied her makeup and brushed her hair out a little, before tying it back in two braids (so it looked less messy). She no longer looked like she’d been dragged through a building site.

In the parking garage she crouched just next to Madison’s car, boredly tapping at a mind numbing app on her phone as she waited for someone to talk. She looked up when Madison started even though she didn’t properly stand up.

“Yeah, we have to show him that we’re not just going to sit around and take whatever he sends at us,” Maya instantly agreed with a nod. “He really wants me dead so we should beat him up before he sends something else…”

“... Or, y’know, just show him we won’t let him do this,” she put her hands up as Madison went on to very much specify no big scenes. Okay, sure, she could do that. It wasn’t like her entire power was based around making a loud of noise or anything. She could do it subtly. Maybe she’d just kick Blake in the nuts instead.

"... Well, how will we find Blake?"
Trevor?


Maya tilted her head at the strangely familiar, very obviously falsely feminine, voice. Her dark eyes lit up as she saw who it was and she jumped up onto her feet. “Trevor!”

She paused before she actually went over to him, forcing herself to stay exactly where she was. She didn’t want to look too eager when he was playing so hard to get. She wasn’t desperate. So she just shot him a slightly coy smile and listened.

“Wait,” Maya folded her arms. “How did you hear we have a problem with Blake? None of us said about it earlier.”

She glanced at the other girls to see if any of them had any inkling about that. They definitely hadn’t talked about why they were fighting an incredibly evil spirit lady when the DENS had rolled up.

Wait.

Had he somehow seen her private instagram post boasting about banging the wife of a Tampa millionaire? No way, she was incredibly fussy about who she allowed to follow that account. And she hadn’t even mentioned Blake! Though it was probably easy to put two and two together… Maya’s cheeks turned red. If he’d somehow seen that then he’d seen a lot more “tasteful” photos of her.

Wait, why was she even embarrassed about that? It was perfectly normal to sleep with the wife of a scumbag millionaire. None of it was something she should be blushing over. It probably wasn’t even the case anyway!

She pursed her lips as she looked back up at everyone. She completely ignored the interrogation bit of his speech because that was boring bullshit Lyss could deal with. “If you’re helping, does that mean you’re coming along?” She kept her voice completely completely, completely cool, as if she couldn’t care less (and very much failed to do so). “And know where he is?”
Recollections, Magnanimous


Recollections, Magnanimous


@The Ghost Note And number 2. I'll add a theme song to him later







“Guess we don’t have to worry about figuring out how to start the train,” Isla commented after the doors slammed shut and the train started moving. Her mouth was set in a thin line and one hand gripped onto her hair, while she used the other to grab hold of a seat railing. Except it didn’t really feel like it was moving.

Shit only got stranger as the buildings started to collapse and that creepy, little girl voice spoke again. Because sending them on a joy ride towards who knew where wasn’t enough.

“Oh fuck off, you can’t just keep us here because you’re lonely!” she shouted at the ceiling, accent getting thicker towards the end of her sentence. She took a step back and into the centre of the carriage before her face screwed up in concentration. Purple symbols shone around her beanie as she forcefully tried to stop the train from moving.

Of course it did shit all. She groaned as the glowing stopped, as if she’d exerted a great amount of effort (but she really hadn’t).

Isla turned back to the group with a frown. “I can teleport us all back to the station… but it doesn’t seem like a good idea, since whatever that voice is seems to want us on this train!”

Of course, she wasn’t actually confident that she could teleport them back. For a start they might not be close enough not to mention the whole magical shit going on with the train just jumping into action itself. She was really, really unconfident on it working but it was technically an option. She was sure the others would shoot it down.

“Maybe we just need to sit tight,” Isla said, before shaking her head. That was a ridiculous idea. “Or maybe there’s something on this train that’ll help us!”






Isko did not feel safe on this plane.

More precisely, he didn’t feel safe with the idea of riding into a probable battle zone in a plane with his reckless sister on board. Especially when combined with another girl who actively didn’t want to use a parachute when jumping out… something that Aline seemed to latch onto far too much. Not to mention how rickety the plane was.

“This feels incredibly restrictive,” Aline muttered, yanking at the parachute that had been forced on her by Jonas earlier.

“And important, for safety,” Isko rolled his eyes at his sister as he stood close to her, staring out at the window. “I’d rather we didn’t come all this way for you to die jumping from a plane.”

“As if I ever would!” Aline retorted, jabbing her elbow into her brother’s side. “I ain’t about to die before we get to the fight!”

With that she seemed to vibrate with excitement, wide smile at the prospect of this being the final battle against Oh-One. Isko just shook his head, even as he smiled slightly at her enthusiasm. He turned his head to Askin to reply to his comment on the scenery, but his lips had barely opened when red lit up the sky and loud crashes began to sound.

In the short time that he had before they got sucked out the plane Isko grabbed onto one of the straps of Aline’s parachute. He yanked the cord as they spun out into the sky and began to plummet to the ground. He quickly let go and pushed her away from him, waiting a few moments to deploy his own.

Isko landed first, solidly on his feet in the snow just a bit from the coast. He turned around to find the others: He could see Askin easily in his bright yellow overcoat, but no one else. He turned as Aline landed not too far away from him.

“It’s so fucking cold,” she shouted over the wind as she pushed through the deep snow to get over to her brother. The short girl had her arms wrapped around herself as her teeth were already chattering. It didn’t matter that she was wearing as many layers as she could… it was far too cold! She wasn’t used to this.

“Told you it would be,” Isko smiled slightly, even as he too had to ignore the intense cold. The Antarctic was not the place for the people used to the temperature of the Philippines (and Brazil). “Come on.”

He began to walk through the snow towards Askin, his sister following right behind him in the trail that he made. He waved to the short man as he grew near.

“Seen the others?” Isko asked, before he looked over Askin’s head and spotted Brown a little away. “...Is she alright? She didn’t pull the parachute, did she?”

“I don’t think she did!” Aline piped up, peering around her brother even as she pressed against him for warmth. She waved towards Brown and shouted, “hey, Brown, that was super cool! I wish I’d been able to not use a parachute most of the way if someone hadn’t pulled it for me.”

Isko snorted, ignoring her glare. Of course his sister had watched. He completely brushed off what she’d said. “We should find the other two, gather up, and head towards the tower.”





Isla looked a bit put out by what Zoey said, but stopped smiling anyway. She was just trying to be cheerful and all in the face of all the weird shit going on! But she guessed smiling was the totally not normal thing to do in this situation. Well, whatever. She shrugged as she followed behind the group in a nice adventure towards the train station.

She looked around her as she walked, taking in the overly colourful buildings with a raised eyebrow. Unlike most of the others she seemed relaxed with her hands stuffed in her hoodie and a neutral expression on her face. It was a look that she had perfected even as she was constantly expecting something to jump out at them, masking her constant looks around as interest in the buildings lining the streets.

By some miracle they made it to the train station without getting stops and it actually was a train station. Isla wandering away towards a different, old looking coke machine. She tilted her head as she looked at it before kicking it a few times. Eventually, after quite a few kicks, she managed to dislodge one of the bottles inside. She let out a soft sigh as she cracked it open, holding it away from her as half of the contents burst out. She turned back to the group as she chugged down the drink (it felt like it had been days since she’d had a drink).

Just in time to see Zoey shoving cigarettes into her pockets. Isla snorted, holding back a comment about her clearly having a problem. She probably already knew that.

“Maybe you should find a bag to carry all of them,” she said instead, with a slight grin and she finished the coke she’d grabbed and threw it in a nearby bin. She followed Hagan to the nearby gate and just blinked past it while he was destroying the entire thing.

She found it strange that a train was just there. In her experience, trains were only waiting in a station if they were about to go somewhere or it was the end of the day and no more were running. They didn’t just sit there. But then again everything in here had been weird as fuck. Why wouldn’t there just be a train?

"Let's find a way to get this thing started... as bad of an idea as that is."
Hagan


“There’ll be something in the front to start it, right?” Isla piped up, squeezing past Hagan and into the train. “Normally the driver sits in the front carriage… Bet it’s just a nice big lever or something on a train like this. It won’t be that hard.”

She paused to wait for the others rather than just powering ahead to find that. She didn't want to accidentally start a train and have to somehow teleport anyone on.

“... Do we have any idea where this train will go if we start it? Not that it matters if it goes outta here but shouldn’t we try figure that out before we go off to some other equally weird place. Though that does sound like a fun adventure.”
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