Characters: Open (Tag yourself please)
Location: Deck 04, in front of Carnival, in the passenger hallways, and inside Carnival later.
Date: Present.
Rating: PG-13 for now, though assume Jennifer will get violent.
Once Rfena had informed the others of the plan, she had gone to the front of Carnival to wait for the people to assemble. The key players
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Time to do this shit]
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He still isn't really sure what exactly he's supposed to be doing but dude he can just wing it! That's what true heroes do.]
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Reaching out to the other telepaths, she gathered them together, drawing Vanyel and Renna into the merge, and then using Vanyel's familiarity with Remy to bolster the telekinetic's mind. Since he had no telepathic gift, he wouldn't be able to feel it, but when he went to call on his abilities, he would find more strength than he would have on his own, drawing from the Rowan's Talent and Renna's latent skill.
The merge, three minds functioning as one, turned its attention to Jennifer, unmistakable as she broadcast her pain and fear to anyone with means to hear it, and gently, subtly, began to smooth away the suspicion it found there.
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The planes.
They were coming.
She had to keep moving.
But what was this? ...
A soothing touch? Whose? It felt a little like Mother's. Jennifer drifted against a wall, and sniffled. Where was Mother? Where was George? There was such a crowd and she wasn't sure she was going to the right shelter...
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This way, Jennifer. This way to safety.
The Rowan ruthlessly quashed a stab of guilt--she wasn't sure if it was hers or came from one of the others. If the girl couldn't be healed, she must at least be prevented from causing more harm.
"She's moving," one of them said into the comms. It didn't matter which. Their will was one.
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Was that the way?
No, she couldn't go without George. He'd be ever so frightened, and when the streets were bombed he might not find his way home again.
"George," she whimpered, closing her eyes and walking forward, following the feeling. "Georgey, porgey, pudding and pie. Here, boy. Mind me now..."
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