latelatelateaintnorainDecember 15 2011, 00:05:57 UTC
She entered the area like a deer in the headlights. Eyes wide, she clearly hadn't been sleeping or eating, her jumper loosely hanging off her. Her hair was in a low ponytail, and it took everything in her to not go and hide. That's what she was good at. Social interaction right now wouldn't be the best.
It wasn't that she wasn't capable. She'd fought as hard as she could when they took her. But it wasn't enough. And now she found herself in a real prison and it brought on too much of a traumatic past.
But always welcome. deussanguinemDecember 15 2011, 02:37:47 UTC
Curious little thing, she was, all things considered she was small-- and looked for all accounts very human. Curious, in all the rounds he had made he had heard murmurings of 'abnormal beings' being the sort of thing plucked up. Frost himself fell into that slot rather easily, but this-- little thing-- barely registered as a threat-- even equipped with gear he doubted she'd look anything but mousy. Out of place. Surely.
"What are you?" No need for formalities, not now, he's curious and it isn't often he's been locked up-- never able to be held, until now, until that damn collar.
:3 I'm gladaintnorainDecember 15 2011, 03:19:07 UTC
Fred hadn't expected to be noticed. In all actuality, she was hoping no one would. She kept to the side, quiet. She hadn't figured a way to fight back, yet. So most of the time she was doing equations in her head.
She was in the middle of an algorithm when he approached her. She blinked and looked up at him, more than a little wary, but set all the same. "Human. You?" It didn't seem like there were many humans.
"Not." Which isn't really helpful, but there's no point in laying his cards on the table, especially to a human, just yet. He turns his attention toward the guards who seem to be pacing from side to side, waiting for a riot to break out. Unfortunately for them, so far, no such luck.
"If you're human, then why are you here?" As far as he knew they were capturing abnormals, there was no reason for a little human to be here.
She squinted at him for a moment, crossing her arms. Sure, some half demons she'd heard about were friendly enough, but anything else that looked like a human usually wasn't very nice at all. She took a step back from him.
"Why should I tell you?" She asked. Fred had nothing to gain by telling this... thing her past. She had a feeling it was because of Angel Investigations. Angel was a vampire, Cordy had visions, and Wesley was a former Watcher, and Charles had been vampire hunting for years. Fred was just Fred. Her being here was rather useless when she thought about it.
It wasn't that she wasn't capable. She'd fought as hard as she could when they took her. But it wasn't enough. And now she found herself in a real prison and it brought on too much of a traumatic past.
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"What are you?" No need for formalities, not now, he's curious and it isn't often he's been locked up-- never able to be held, until now, until that damn collar.
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She was in the middle of an algorithm when he approached her. She blinked and looked up at him, more than a little wary, but set all the same. "Human. You?" It didn't seem like there were many humans.
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"If you're human, then why are you here?" As far as he knew they were capturing abnormals, there was no reason for a little human to be here.
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"Why should I tell you?" She asked. Fred had nothing to gain by telling this... thing her past. She had a feeling it was because of Angel Investigations. Angel was a vampire, Cordy had visions, and Wesley was a former Watcher, and Charles had been vampire hunting for years. Fred was just Fred. Her being here was rather useless when she thought about it.
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