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Panic at Home
WHO: Those left behind: Viti, Melinda, Guardian Dragons, X-Force, Team 3, Martha, Emma
WHAT: Defend McCoy’s lab, aid McCoy in any way possible
WHERE: District X
WHEN: Shortly after the recovery team’s departure; early evening
WARNING(S): Violence, mentions of medical procedures
"...confirmed reports of uncontrollable fires, electrical surges, and other instances of apparent uncontrolled mutant powers coming from District X, the largest concentration of the afflicted in the city..."
"...a tragic event where a busy intersection collapsed into a massive sinkhole, swallowing dozens of cars. A known mutant was spotted near the scene; we will keep you updated as the situation unfolds..."
It was barely hours since the Blackbird had left, hours, and in came thundering the next crisis. A critically ill mutant’s power had not only hastened the illness, but raged out of control—killing innocent bystanders in the process.
Protesters had sprouted up since the virus had been found—human and mutant, sometimes even both in the same crowd, demanding that the infected be shipped out, sent away, put anywhere but here. Now, they were quickly galvanizing into riots, and worse...
Get to the District. Secure McCoy’s lab, protect the sick there. Control the damage.
And see if the reports of Sinister’s soldiers in the crowds are true.
WHAT: Defend McCoy’s lab, aid McCoy in any way possible
WHERE: District X
WHEN: Shortly after the recovery team’s departure; early evening
WARNING(S): Violence, mentions of medical procedures
"...confirmed reports of uncontrollable fires, electrical surges, and other instances of apparent uncontrolled mutant powers coming from District X, the largest concentration of the afflicted in the city..."
"...a tragic event where a busy intersection collapsed into a massive sinkhole, swallowing dozens of cars. A known mutant was spotted near the scene; we will keep you updated as the situation unfolds..."
It was barely hours since the Blackbird had left, hours, and in came thundering the next crisis. A critically ill mutant’s power had not only hastened the illness, but raged out of control—killing innocent bystanders in the process.
Protesters had sprouted up since the virus had been found—human and mutant, sometimes even both in the same crowd, demanding that the infected be shipped out, sent away, put anywhere but here. Now, they were quickly galvanizing into riots, and worse...
Get to the District. Secure McCoy’s lab, protect the sick there. Control the damage.
And see if the reports of Sinister’s soldiers in the crowds are true.
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Far, far more important than coffee and sandwiches. Tenma sprang to the balls of his feet, hopping along a bit.
"Alright! Let's go get it!"
He was halfway through the motion of running when he suddenly jerked to a stop, stumbling for a moment.
"Eh heh... The lady didn't happen to give you directions to the post office, did she?"
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But exact directions...well.
He reaches into his pocket, digging around for his phone. "We can figure it out."
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"Okay, so we'll take a left when we're out the front door, for five blocks, then two north, and it'll be on the right."
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"Okay, let's get going." He immediately said, louder than he intended.
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He definitely didn't have this level of enthusiasm for coffee runs.
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"I know we should get it fast, but be careful!" He called out, not a single actual note of seriousness in his voice.
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"Who's not being careful?"
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"I'm just looking out for my team members."
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That is, probably, the most relaxed he's ever managed to sound about that, though - for all that not needing to be hovered over is a bit of a sore point for him, it's entirely different coming from someone like Tenma than it is from every adult in his life who's ever felt the need to make a thing out of it.