There aren't a lot of sunny days left at Milliways before the Scottish winter moves in and settles in place hard. Still, there are a few left and Janet van Dyne is taking advantage of one to recover from her latest round of 'Quinjets for non-pilots' with a walk around the lake
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When she does see her, her mouth falls open.
She's speechless.
Skrull? Other form of shapeshifter? Or has Jan been exiled to Milliways for her death?
"Jan?"
[[OOC: Oh mah gawd, I'm so sorry it took so long to respond to this. Real life mugged me and left me for dead on the side of the road.]]
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"Do I know you?"
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Jen again is speechless, and that's saying something since she talks for a living.
"...That's only a question you can answer. But I know you."
Alternate universe? A younger version of the Jan she knows who's discovered Milliways before meeting Jen? An amnesiac Jen? Skrull? Clone? The possibilities are endless.
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Meaning super strength, invulnerability, and a host of other good things.
Jen smiles warmly - she'd loved her Jan as a close friend and can't help but feel goodwill towards any Jan she meets.
"And I'm guessing you're not from my universe. But in my universe, we were close friends. We were in the Avengers together. You designed every costume I ever wore, including this one."
The urge to hug this Jan is becoming stronger and stronger. But Jen restrains herself - she has no idea of this Jan's personality and receptiveness. Still, Jen's relieved that in at least one other universe, a Janet Van Dyne exists. Alive.
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But hey she apparently rocks at it, which is always nice to hear.
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"Some, but not too much about what Janet van Dyne has done in detail I think. Locking myself into decisions that someone with the same name made - that doesn't feel right. You know?"
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Behind the smile are tears, something Jen rarely allows herself with her naturally bubbly and optimistic personality. But there's been too much death lately - she lost Jan, she might lose Johnny, she almost lost Bruce too many times.
"Can I buy you a drink, Jan? Or do you prefer Janet?"
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"Incomprehensible, huh? I'm not sure anyone can think like Tony. I can fly the Quinjet, you know. I'm good at it. To the bar for libations, Lady Jan?"
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