DamagedGlasses
Lurking Pun Ninja
Oliver McGenty
Location: Park.
Nearby: Nearby: In the same park as Ren, Luci, Urial, Klaus von Scheiffer, Kingsley, The Chipmunk King, Asher, and Lara.
(@Meredith@RemainingQuestions@St Stare@Lazy Rocktime@Teh Frixz@Bag o Fruit@DJ MagicHat@Lioness075)
Mood: Confused. Multitasking. Contemplative. Resolute. Hopeful.
OOC: Got a Thought Cameo for Aaron in this one. @Gus
“Are those chipmunks?”
“Where did they all come from!?”
“Who is that man?”
“Did he just let them go free?”
“There heading towards the park!”
Oliver...was confused. He watched as another family left the park at his suggestion, and he usually felt a bit of relief every time he watched them go, but now, well, something had changed. Oliver looked towards the direction the voices were coming from. He scouted the horizon, looking for movement across the horizon. That voice being in the area had been at the forefront of Oliver’s mind for a while now, but as his worry lessened, so too did his ignorance to other thoughts.
“Nerve gas!?”
It was the clearest among a rabble of many voices that had suddenly sprouted up. Robots? At the casino? They were all coming from a long distance away, at the cusp of his ability. Good god, what was happening in Baltimore? Oliver sighed and collected himself, dividing his mind to take one issue at a time all at the same time.
Firstly, the park. The voice didn’t seem to be openly hostile anymore, however it did seem stressed about the dog. That was strange, but noted down as per usual. This voice could be connected with the other happenings in some way. Massive breakout? No, they would have heard about it. Criminal alliance? Possible, but the voice had made no mention of teammates or partners. It didn’t seem aware of Oliver’s ability, so there was no obvious reason for it to doctor it’s thoughts. There were still people in the park, and until they were evacuated, the voice and these chipmunks were possible dangers. In a close up fight, Oliver was useless against other more physically inclined supers. Evacuation is priority.
Secondly, the casino. Robots were a hard counter to Oliver’s ability. He wouldn’t be able to read their minds and help with the fight in anyway, whether it may be tactical assistance or actual fighting. His fists couldn’t break metal like other supers could. It was also at least a mile away, with thoughts stopping and starting mid-sentence due to changing positions on either side. He wasn’t fast and very unlikely to be of help in that case. Whatever was going on could be done in the time he arrived. The situation was out of his hands unfortunately.
Thirdly, a weapon. Violence was expected. While most were evacuated, that would mean nothing if the small number remaining weren’t protected. What could he use to assist in said protection? Oliver once again wished he had something for self-defense. Something to hold someone down and restrain them until authorities arrived. After getting his Blue Card, that would be his first thing to look for. Until then, he might have to start looking into Maryland gun laws. While the loss of life was a shame, having a handgun of some kind could deal with threats with less chance of uncalculated loss of life. It was a tough choice though. Oliver had never liked handguns.
Letting his thoughts sit for a moment as 3 different sets, Oliver sighed and let them converge back together. He wanted very dearly to stand ready, put his hands up, and make way to deal with any threats that arose in the park, and yet, he knew that would do no good. He’d fight if he was given the chance, but right now, at this very moment, making sure that those who stood even less of a chance than himself were the most important. Looking around and hearing the mutter of thoughts coming from surrounding families and park goers, Oliver once again stopped as he saw Sarah. She was so close to that tree. It was either bravery or stupidity, and he was apt to believe the latter. He couldn’t hear a single stressed thought from her.
"Oh god, is that Klaus?"
"Why is everyone leaving?"
That didn't matter right now. Nothing mattered right now. Each of these families reminded him of his own back in Norfolk and whether or not he could help with fighting, he would make sure that there would be true victory today.
“Just a few more...I can do this.”
Location: Park.
Nearby: Nearby: In the same park as Ren, Luci, Urial, Klaus von Scheiffer, Kingsley, The Chipmunk King, Asher, and Lara.
(@Meredith@RemainingQuestions@St Stare@Lazy Rocktime@Teh Frixz@Bag o Fruit@DJ MagicHat@Lioness075)
Mood: Confused. Multitasking. Contemplative. Resolute. Hopeful.
OOC: Got a Thought Cameo for Aaron in this one. @Gus
“Are those chipmunks?”
“Where did they all come from!?”
“Who is that man?”
“Did he just let them go free?”
“There heading towards the park!”
Oliver...was confused. He watched as another family left the park at his suggestion, and he usually felt a bit of relief every time he watched them go, but now, well, something had changed. Oliver looked towards the direction the voices were coming from. He scouted the horizon, looking for movement across the horizon. That voice being in the area had been at the forefront of Oliver’s mind for a while now, but as his worry lessened, so too did his ignorance to other thoughts.
“Nerve gas!?”
It was the clearest among a rabble of many voices that had suddenly sprouted up. Robots? At the casino? They were all coming from a long distance away, at the cusp of his ability. Good god, what was happening in Baltimore? Oliver sighed and collected himself, dividing his mind to take one issue at a time all at the same time.
Firstly, the park. The voice didn’t seem to be openly hostile anymore, however it did seem stressed about the dog. That was strange, but noted down as per usual. This voice could be connected with the other happenings in some way. Massive breakout? No, they would have heard about it. Criminal alliance? Possible, but the voice had made no mention of teammates or partners. It didn’t seem aware of Oliver’s ability, so there was no obvious reason for it to doctor it’s thoughts. There were still people in the park, and until they were evacuated, the voice and these chipmunks were possible dangers. In a close up fight, Oliver was useless against other more physically inclined supers. Evacuation is priority.
Secondly, the casino. Robots were a hard counter to Oliver’s ability. He wouldn’t be able to read their minds and help with the fight in anyway, whether it may be tactical assistance or actual fighting. His fists couldn’t break metal like other supers could. It was also at least a mile away, with thoughts stopping and starting mid-sentence due to changing positions on either side. He wasn’t fast and very unlikely to be of help in that case. Whatever was going on could be done in the time he arrived. The situation was out of his hands unfortunately.
Thirdly, a weapon. Violence was expected. While most were evacuated, that would mean nothing if the small number remaining weren’t protected. What could he use to assist in said protection? Oliver once again wished he had something for self-defense. Something to hold someone down and restrain them until authorities arrived. After getting his Blue Card, that would be his first thing to look for. Until then, he might have to start looking into Maryland gun laws. While the loss of life was a shame, having a handgun of some kind could deal with threats with less chance of uncalculated loss of life. It was a tough choice though. Oliver had never liked handguns.
Letting his thoughts sit for a moment as 3 different sets, Oliver sighed and let them converge back together. He wanted very dearly to stand ready, put his hands up, and make way to deal with any threats that arose in the park, and yet, he knew that would do no good. He’d fight if he was given the chance, but right now, at this very moment, making sure that those who stood even less of a chance than himself were the most important. Looking around and hearing the mutter of thoughts coming from surrounding families and park goers, Oliver once again stopped as he saw Sarah. She was so close to that tree. It was either bravery or stupidity, and he was apt to believe the latter. He couldn’t hear a single stressed thought from her.
"Oh god, is that Klaus?"
"Why is everyone leaving?"
That didn't matter right now. Nothing mattered right now. Each of these families reminded him of his own back in Norfolk and whether or not he could help with fighting, he would make sure that there would be true victory today.
“Just a few more...I can do this.”
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