Chaotic
Retired Staff
The soft, almost eerie voice from the hallway sent goosebumps running down the girl’s arms as she whirled to face what was quite easily perceived as a threat from the room door. Her hand snaked down to where her pants pocket would have been before her mind registered that she wasn’t wearing pants. Rolling her eyes in annoyance at the loss of her bouncy ball, an ineffective weapon that often made for wonderfully annoying distractions, she put her hands up in a rather awkwardly untrained fighting stance. The girl who entered, however, made no moves that would suggest she was interested in attacking and rather just glanced Kae over appraisingly before continuing with the train of thought she had presented.
The frazzled mutant listened patiently as she was regaled with the definition of safety before offered a rather sardonic rebuttal as to her verbalized hopes of finally being safe. The creepy, smiling girl simply completed this taunt by walking over and sitting down against the wall. “I meant safe as in . . . against persecution and discrimination . . . the rest I don’t give a damned about,” snapped Kae a bit more harshly than she’d intended. Her tone alone was probably enough to give away her bluff, however. Truth be told, she was frightened and uncertain and this girl wasn’t helping matters.
“Danger room, huh?” she asked, trying to cover the tone quickly. “It doesn’t really look like that much to me . . .” Keeping her injured shoulder held in a somewhat guarded way, she did a few quick jabs at the air with her good hand. She had started to swing into a kick as well, but caught herself and instead turned it into an awkward spin as she tried to not flash those present. “I can take a friggen room . . . at least . . .”
The frazzled mutant listened patiently as she was regaled with the definition of safety before offered a rather sardonic rebuttal as to her verbalized hopes of finally being safe. The creepy, smiling girl simply completed this taunt by walking over and sitting down against the wall. “I meant safe as in . . . against persecution and discrimination . . . the rest I don’t give a damned about,” snapped Kae a bit more harshly than she’d intended. Her tone alone was probably enough to give away her bluff, however. Truth be told, she was frightened and uncertain and this girl wasn’t helping matters.
“Danger room, huh?” she asked, trying to cover the tone quickly. “It doesn’t really look like that much to me . . .” Keeping her injured shoulder held in a somewhat guarded way, she did a few quick jabs at the air with her good hand. She had started to swing into a kick as well, but caught herself and instead turned it into an awkward spin as she tried to not flash those present. “I can take a friggen room . . . at least . . .”