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That makes sense. I'm for it. I can't think of anything else for them to do, myself.
For some reason I haven't been able to access the site from my phone. Glad it's not dead.
I'm back... bitches
That took longer than I wanted, but it's up.
With Wraith's directions, Mirage started to head for the top of the boat. Once she got there, she didn't see anything. "Hmm... there's got to be a way." Then she had a brilliant idea. Reaching for the staff lashed around her waist, she pulled it and set it standing upward, with the octopus facing the sky.
With an effort of will and a summoning of the magical runes etched all over it, Mirage started to summon a stream of water from the seas outside the ship. The runes lit a soft, glowing blue as she did so. The water spiraled up and on until it was obediently waiting in a large sphere in front of her. There were some small lake creatures and some algae in it; maybe she'd pulled too deep. Oh well.
"Up!" Mirage commanded. The orb of water shot upward like a rocket, whistling through the empty air until- SPLASH!
It hit something. Mirage watched closely as the ship took form briefly, a void in the water as it started to come down. "Gotcha!" She pinged the spot on her communicator. The flyers would have to do the rest. "Found the ship!"
With an effort of will and a summoning of the magical runes etched all over it, Mirage started to summon a stream of water from the seas outside the ship. The runes lit a soft, glowing blue as she did so. The water spiraled up and on until it was obediently waiting in a large sphere in front of her. There were some small lake creatures and some algae in it; maybe she'd pulled too deep. Oh well.
"Up!" Mirage commanded. The orb of water shot upward like a rocket, whistling through the empty air until- SPLASH!
It hit something. Mirage watched closely as the ship took form briefly, a void in the water as it started to come down. "Gotcha!" She pinged the spot on her communicator. The flyers would have to do the rest. "Found the ship!"
J smiled, seeming wistful. "Yes, I did. Life is nothing without lessons." With a cheerful whistle, they went over to the paint cans and looked them over. Hauling up a rich plum purple, they carried it to Roxy. "This one, if you please." And then they returned to Devika to talk computers.
The conversation started simple enough, with basic parts. Monitor, tower, speakers, so on and so forth. Then it started to get more complex, as they talked operating systems and programs. At one point, Devika left and came back with a notebook, starting to write things down. J was a good and patient teacher, going over things and answering any questions Devika had.
The conversation started simple enough, with basic parts. Monitor, tower, speakers, so on and so forth. Then it started to get more complex, as they talked operating systems and programs. At one point, Devika left and came back with a notebook, starting to write things down. J was a good and patient teacher, going over things and answering any questions Devika had.
Okay, I'm trying to get back into it here. I appreciate your waiting.
"Migraine..." Jinny repeated along the way. "I don't like it." She went very still as she was carried, her face pressed against his chest to keep away the light.
"I didn't mean to do it. I just wanted to move the weight." But sometimes lessons had to be learned, and pain was unfortunately an excellent teacher. "I hope I didn't break my powers." While her ability was not "broken", it would be a day or so before she could use it without pain.
Once they were upstairs and settled in her room, she quickly grabbed her fluffy cat doll and pressed her face into it.
"I don't think I need anything. I just want to nap." Truth be told, she was weary all over. It seemed her using her power too hard had a physical backlash along with the migraine. Jinny curled up in the bed, whispered "thank you, Uncle" and was already half asleep before Slade left.
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Jinny dreamed.
It was now something impossible. She was older, somehow, perhaps ten. A big kid. Her mother was there, showing her how to use her power in a careful way. In the backyard of their home, the two tossed a baseball back and forth with only their minds. Her father watched proudly, as his daughter and wife showed off. It was a happy, beautiful, now impossible scene.
Jinny woke up and looked around, the last vestiges of warmth and joy slipping away with the memory. And she started to cry.
"I didn't mean to do it. I just wanted to move the weight." But sometimes lessons had to be learned, and pain was unfortunately an excellent teacher. "I hope I didn't break my powers." While her ability was not "broken", it would be a day or so before she could use it without pain.
Once they were upstairs and settled in her room, she quickly grabbed her fluffy cat doll and pressed her face into it.
"I don't think I need anything. I just want to nap." Truth be told, she was weary all over. It seemed her using her power too hard had a physical backlash along with the migraine. Jinny curled up in the bed, whispered "thank you, Uncle" and was already half asleep before Slade left.
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Jinny dreamed.
It was now something impossible. She was older, somehow, perhaps ten. A big kid. Her mother was there, showing her how to use her power in a careful way. In the backyard of their home, the two tossed a baseball back and forth with only their minds. Her father watched proudly, as his daughter and wife showed off. It was a happy, beautiful, now impossible scene.
Jinny woke up and looked around, the last vestiges of warmth and joy slipping away with the memory. And she started to cry.
I'll try to get something up.
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