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Formerly XxSkittlezxX, Skittlez was much easier. In the IRC I go by Skitty so feel free to call me whatever is easiest for you!

I'm a very friendly and chatty person, so don't feel intimidated to strike up conversation or ask me to join an RP. I like anything that I find interesting and frankly, that's almost anything. I like to stick to "Casual" but I used to venture in "Advanced" so I'm not opposed to it. However, I prefer not to do things in the "Free" category.

I'll update this periodically and remove old news. If you have other platforms you'd like to connect with me on, you can find me on tumblr at tearingwings.tumblr.com and my name on discord is Skitty#1375. Have a great day!

Currently in my life: I work 8-5 M-F at a hospital and just moved into my first home! I also have a rescue puppy at the moment, so some days feel like I have almost no time and others seem like I have all the time in the world! Please feel free to tag or pm me if you’re wanting to ensure I see something. Thank you for your patience. 💛

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Streets of Gotham - Midtown


In the flooding streets of Gotham, Nikita’s hair was now plastered to her skin. The cold didn’t seem to bother her like it did Daisy. Daisy trembled as they corralled pedestrians into nearby businesses. Nikita pulled the shadows behind her into solid and opaque tendrils. As she focused, she manipulated the appendages to lift debris from hurricane winds to clear the way for citizens of Gotham to proceed to milder weather and shelter.

“Nikita!” The call from Daisy was sharp. It ripped Nikita’s attention from the task at hand and caused her to drop the arms back to flat shadows. Nikita crossed the abandoned street, meeting with her mentor at the crosswalk of a connecting road. “There’s tornadoes touching down around Midtown, we need to move!” Daisy yelled over deafening thunder.

Nikita grew rigid and shook her head in fierce protest. “We must help,” she disagreed.

“You’re still just a kid, I’m not letting you go in there!” Daisy snapped. She was adamant as she knew there were already agents en route. Nikita had always listened well to Daisy but today she didn’t hesitate to take off in the opposite direction. Daisy cursed under her breath but knew she was faster than the teen. She caught up to Nikita in no time, managing to block the teen’s attempt at a counter attack. The shadowy tendril rebounded from the protective shield before dissipating into the rain. Before Daisy could drag her away though, a funnel cloud touched down only a few blocks up from the duo. The cries of onlookers could be heard as buildings were being shredded.

Anderson spotted them. “What are you doing here?! You need to leave!” he shouted, obviously frustrated. He’d been with the other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents who were just now arriving at the scene.

Nikita pointed towards the stadium. The Knights played the Colonials today, Anderson realized. Many had already begun trying to pour out of the stadium but progress was slow with many obstacles and taped off exits. Daisy relinquished her grip on the teen who tore away from her towards the entrance. Nikita cleared obstructions without hesitation, barked orders at staff to evacuate the sports center. Daisy followed suit, tackling a separate area and even ducking inside. Anderson felt his stomach drop. He couldn’t let anything happen to either of them, Coulson had made that very clear.

“Clear the stadium, haul out Johnson! I’m going after the kid!” he hollered. A gloved thumb shot up into the air, showing that Jason had been heard and understood.

“Kid! KID!! We’re getting you out of here!” he called after the black-clad girl.

“Not yet! Not until they’re safe!” Nikita disagreed. She was called ‘Terror’, he knew, but she didn’t seem fearful.

The lights were beginning to fail in the stadium. Nikita paused. Black masses began lifting in the shadows. Before Anderson could process what was happening, the black shapes lifted, pulled, and pushed stragglers to exits. Jason realized it must’ve been the girl doing this. He’d not been briefed on her abilities but it made sense why S.H.I.E.L.D. kept her under strict supervision.

He took her distraction as an opportunity to make up the distance between them and started forcing her towards the exits. “Not up for discussion! Move! Anderson ordered. He was much stronger than she was and though she balked and tried to writhe away, he practically carried her to an exit. Shoving her into the desolate street, Daisy erupted from another entrance. She was beside the pair in an instant and shoving Nikita into an armored vehicle, Anderson piling in after.

As the vehicle retreated, Nikita asked furiously, “Why don’t you help them?!” The young woman pointed towards the sky, jaw clenched.

Daisy shook her head.

“Everybody has a job, Kos-” Anderson tried to reason, but the Russian wasn’t listening.

“I want to talk to Coulson!”
Gotham - Nikita’s Apartment


The next morning, Daisy was noticeably absent from Nikita’s apartment. Frowning, the teen switched on the radio to hear a report of a “Weather Wizard” terrorizing the globe with weather machines making the weather unbearable. Nikita had poured herself a bowl of cereal as she listened, eating slowly as the reporter mentioned that S.H.I.E.L.D was attempting to resolve the issue. ‘That’s where she is,’ Nikita realized. Daisy wouldn’t actually be getting time off, it seemed. However, this meant that Nikita was unsupervised for the time being. A terrible mistake on the organization’s part, of course, but one she intended to take advantage of. Nikita was quickly sporting a mischievous grin and her agency-issued uniform. She took a few minutes to focus on what she’d been wearing previously, all black street clothes with far too many zippers and chains. When she checked her reflection, she appeared to be wearing them once more. ‘Perfect.’

She launched into the hall and down the stairs of her walk up before emerging onto the sidewalk directly outside. She made eye contact with no one, maintaining focus on her appearance. She drew little attention despite her unconventional style of dress thanks to the miserable weather and several others hurrying to safety. The air was hot and humid but sleet poured down relentlessly. There was an older homeless man who sat under a tarp, sweating and shivering, unable to regulate his body temperature in the present conditions.

Nikita pressed on. Instead of heading towards more stable or favorable weather, she forced herself into worse. High winds and lightning began a few blocks up. Snow coated the ground. Her boots began crunching through the fresh white blanket that covered the streets. ‘What kind of shit villain-‘ she thought bitterly, the idea cut short as she grew more aware of her surroundings. She realized a man who had caught her attention when she had first exited her apartment was still following behind her. She ducked into an alley as she realized the loss in concentration would drop the illusion of her appearance.

The man waited at the edge of the alley as he continued his phone conversation in hushed tones. Nikita pulled up the hood of her suit, waiting to be told she would have to return to her apartment or another lecture from the Director. After yesterday, maybe she was in for worse.

“Kos. Are you coming? Burning daylight, kid,” he called to her. “I’ll get her back, Johnson, give me a few,” he sighed, lowering his voice. Nikita met him without too much reluctance. “Look alive, kid, it’s not a goddamn funeral,” he told the teen, unamused.

S.H.I.E.L.D. Headquarters - Gotham


Daisy took a second look at Nikita as she approached. “Why are you wearing that?” she asked, clearly confused.

“I wanted to help.”

Not that again. Daisy sighed and looked to Anderson for support but found none. This was not something Nikita could handle by herself. Her skill set might make her a valuable addition to neutralizing the weather devices but she wouldn’t be able to do so alone. “How’s flying coming?”

“I don’t fly.”

“Right. How do you plan to pull one of these from the sky by yourself, then?”

Nikita hadn’t had time to properly formulate an answer when the pair was approached by Phil Coulson. “I see she’s suited up and ready to go,” he remarked. “Here’s your chance to play the big leagues,” he told Nikita. “Stay with her, clear the civilians out of the streets. We’re still working on locating Mardon but the New Superman just landed. If you find Mardon, call immediately,” he instructed Daisy. He was obviously in a hurry, speaking in short, choppy phrases and hurrying in the opposite direction as soon as he finished.

“Get all that?”

“Da...”
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Is this going to become a small group? I’m interested if so!
I’m interested in this and have a character that I believe could work well here. I think she could benefit from being tweaked to fit this but I’d have to do that and drop her later on.
S.H.I.E.L.D Headquarters - Present


For once in the past eight months, Daisy was back on American soil with no orders. Which meant that she actually had time she could dedicate to Nikita. While she’d had no major incidents, Nikita had unfortunately not been on her best behavior in Daisy‘s absence. Daisy understood that Nikita was just a kid being a kid to the best of her ability. S.H.I.E.L.D. saw things differently, the organization still considered the teen hostile. Daisy was growing increasingly concerned especially considering how they reacted to rising tensions with other gifted young heroes they couldn’t control, like Damian Wayne.

“Just jokes,” Nikita had grumbled under her breath. The short response had pulled Daisy from her thoughts.

“Miss Kos, if we run out of agents willing to keep surveillance on you, you will no longer be permitted to live on your own. Is that clear?” the director asked, his tone sharp. He was not a man with a nurturing nature and unlikely to be sympathetic to Nikita’s growing pains.

Nikita nodded, mute for the time being and Daisy reached out and gave her wrist a gentle squeeze. “I’ll set her straight,” she assured.

“See to it that you do,” he suggested. “You are both dismissed,” he added.

Nikita had grown so much since she’d first landed in the states. She kept pace with Daisy as they retreated down the corridors. “I know it’s frustrating, but the better you behave, the more freedoms you’ll have,” Daisy said after a moment.

“New chains, same shackles,” Nikita quipped bitterly, a light Russian accent present in her response. It had improved greatly in her time here but it still made her insecure. It marked her clearly as foreign and she had a distaste for the negative associations that often followed.

Daisy was at a loss for what to say. She knew it was unfair. If Nikita had meant them any harm, she would’ve lashed out long ago. She had been handled by less capable field agents who had left completely unscathed. It was clear to Daisy that Nikita was just trying to grow in an environment that was resistant to it.

“They’re wrong about me. I want to help. I want to do good things,” Nikita said gently. Here she was, growing in spite of the circumstances. Like a weed, forcing itself towards sunlight through concrete.

Daisy sighed. “I’ll try to arrange someone more understanding to keep watch on you, in the meantime, stay out of trouble. That’ll be a good step in the right direction,” Daisy suggested softly. Nikita nodded in agreement and Daisy escorted her back to her new apartment in Gotham City.


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