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HEAVY IS THE HEAD: Part One, SINISTER LEGACY Fallout
WHO: The Students and Faculty of the Xavier Institute
WHAT: Charity work in District X, but things are getting bad again
WHERE: District X
WHEN: Thanksgiving Weekend
WARNING(S): Violence, language, etc

WHAT: Charity work in District X, but things are getting bad again
WHERE: District X
WHEN: Thanksgiving Weekend
WARNING(S): Violence, language, etc

So this was Christmas, and War was Not Over. The soup lines, this time, were alongside official Vaccine Centers, cures to the Legacy Virus being handed out alongside plates of hot food for the needy. Once more, winter was bleak in the world of mutants living in forced squalor. Attitudes were not particularly bright. People were no longer dying in the streets from illness, but were conditions really any better? War with Genosha was imminent. The National Guard was already standing post around the community, enforcing curfews, treating the area now more than ever like an internment community. Xavier's students were allowed to move around freely, but only with special ID badges that marked them as such. It was the same all over the country.
This wasn't Mutant Registration... it somehow felt worse. And it didn't help that the Mutant Liberation Front was still very active in the area, and many of them entirely blamed the X-Men for Renko's apparent 'death'. There were antagonistic forces around them, and desperate faces looking at them for some kind of hope. And if they couldn't get it there...
There were whispers, a lot of them, about fleeing to Genosha. About joining the MLF and working alongside Genosha for 'true' mutant liberation. About kickstarting this war on local soil. And really...
... was there anything the X-Men could do to stop it? Should they stop it?
SOUP LINE
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Her wings were uncovered, shivering in the cold. The tips of each feather were darker...
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"Goodness, what sense is there in working this line if you can't even care for yourself..." the voice was as warm as the blanket, in spite of its chiding.
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"Is something bothering you Reki?" He asks quietly in Japanese. It was less likely someone would eavesdrop this way.
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Headphones or not, she was not dealing with all the voices and colors and presences beating at her mind, not now.
...but she still wanted to help, even if crowds made her feel nauseous. These were mutants. People like her. Not people like them, the human soldiers--the prison guards. Whenever she caught a glimpse of one, she glared angrily at their backs, but didn't say anything.
She hadn't said a single word all day.
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Two quiet people worked quietly.
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"I don't get it... why are all of those soldiers here? No one seems to be very happy that the virus is being cured..."
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But at one point she'll approach, a worried whine escaping her.
"...You okay? Quiet...Keep busy?"
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SECURITY
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"I'm Liir Thropp, the Son Of A Witch. Do you think I'd go to the school of the man who killed Renko?"
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"Seems they've made up their minds..." though she could easily change them if she wished...
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The only difference this time was the chill in the air and the faint promise of snow. It made Flandre's claws twitch uncomfortably, even where they were set against the sidewalk or folded neatly behind her back.
The same wingtip kept twitching, over and over again; the only bit of nervousness she'd allow herself to show. There were people that needed help, who needed directions, who needed protection--no good to have her voice waver.
Mostly she stood at parade rest, near enough to the lines for the soup kitchen and vaccination centers that her presence felt protective, but not overbearing. At least, she hoped.
"Please keep the line moving; there's enough food and medicine for everyone."
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Marisa's bundled up, if only because of how she was with colder weather. It also slightly allowed her to slip in and out of areas as is. But for now going to stand beside her teammate and friend, hands in her pockets.
"Had any trouble so far?"
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WHO IS THIIIIIS?!
That was, of course, until gunfire started to shatter through the winter sky. The National Guardsmen had opened fire on someone, something... but were soon crying retreat themselves as a truck was flung into their line. A loud, bellowing voice cried out from the chaos, audible for blocks down the way.
"FOR GENOSHAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!"
It was a battlecry, and the source would become clear soon enough. Five men, dressed for battle, one of which would be distinctly familiar to the X-men, what with his famous facial tattoos and sharp knives...
It was The Brotherhood. And if that battlecry was any indication, they were here on official business.
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Vanisher! -If there was anyone out there in the world she'd get a measure of joy out of killing, it was definitely him.-
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[One of his old targets was still around, it seemed. And still very much not dead. Sloppy work for any assassin. It was a mistake he planned on correcting. He'd let the others handle the fray. This one.. this one was all his. He pulled out his knives and immediately disappeared from sight.]
Catch me if you can, ugly!
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Helping civilians
Get the civilians to safety! The Guardsmen will help, just do it!
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Wherever the civilians were trying to get away, there she would be, a sketch of a wall coming to life and sheltering them.
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Get inside, now!
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Or many smaller ones, too numerous to count.
A single harsh voice cut through the smoke and dust, answering the shout.]
Sit the fuck back down.
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"I don't believe any of you were invited," Patchy said, letting these attackers know they're most certainly not welcome.
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now in the right place
And if the Guard were shooting, this wasn’t another MLF riot attempt.
She didn’t need to glance at Marisa to double check to see if she heard it too; the crowds around them were already reacting, recoiling out of neat lines. It didn’t stop the taller mutant from doing so anyway before she left her position, trying to put as much space between innocent people and herself before she needed to use her powers.
They were not conducive to reducing collateral damage.]
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"...everyone, take shelter! It's not going to be safe here for long!"
What little time there was to spare, he spent ushering people away from the sounds of combat, making himself as stern but reassuring a presence as he could in the naturally chaotic situation.
But at the sound of that battlecry, he pulled himself away from the throngs, finding a clear space, and with a violet flare of plasma, launched himself from the street, seeking a rooftop from which to gain a better view of the situation. They were prepared for rabble-rousers and troublemakers, but this was obviously going to be something else entirely from what they'd anticipated...
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Make me wish Greggy were here too, why don't you? :D
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Ugh sorry I've been so braindead on this
No worries!
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