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Who: Sarah
What: waiting for a bus
When: Evening
Where: San Francisco
Interactions: Open
Warnings: None
She was waiting for a bus, that would take her down to the Gulf. She was going to miss San Fran she knew, but Sarah Rainmaker had to go. How could she not? If her friends knew anything about her at all, they'd know to find her down there helping to clean up the spill. As she sat at the stop, with nothing but time on her hands, Sarah thought back, trying to remember what had happened when they went back to the old Project Genesis building. She'd been there, with Kat, Roxy, Bobby, and Grunge...she could have sworn Anna was there too but as hard as she tried she couldn't remember what had happened. And there was something else too. She seemed to have some incongruous memories. Like she'd gone through a second incarnation but it had somehow overlapped the previous one. Like double exposed film. The whole thing made her head start to ache.
Trying to clear her head, Sarah pulled her feet up into a cross legged position, huming quietly to herself as she began to focus on her breathing, letting herself drop into light meditation. Even that didn't help though, as she was still worried about her friends. Where were they? Were they alright?
Oh of course they are. Don't be ridiculous she chided herself internally, and opened her eyes again to gaze out at the setting sun.
What: waiting for a bus
When: Evening
Where: San Francisco
Interactions: Open
Warnings: None
She was waiting for a bus, that would take her down to the Gulf. She was going to miss San Fran she knew, but Sarah Rainmaker had to go. How could she not? If her friends knew anything about her at all, they'd know to find her down there helping to clean up the spill. As she sat at the stop, with nothing but time on her hands, Sarah thought back, trying to remember what had happened when they went back to the old Project Genesis building. She'd been there, with Kat, Roxy, Bobby, and Grunge...she could have sworn Anna was there too but as hard as she tried she couldn't remember what had happened. And there was something else too. She seemed to have some incongruous memories. Like she'd gone through a second incarnation but it had somehow overlapped the previous one. Like double exposed film. The whole thing made her head start to ache.
Trying to clear her head, Sarah pulled her feet up into a cross legged position, huming quietly to herself as she began to focus on her breathing, letting herself drop into light meditation. Even that didn't help though, as she was still worried about her friends. Where were they? Were they alright?
Oh of course they are. Don't be ridiculous she chided herself internally, and opened her eyes again to gaze out at the setting sun.