So. I'm back.

Have been for a few days now, actually, but I only just remembered to do anything with this thing. Don't bother asking where I was, it was all just business things, terribly boring.

If anyone has seen, or happens to see, a fellow in the Nexus who looks a little like this, would you be so kind as to tell me? He's really not ( Read more... )

Osborn: He is nothing. Worthless, a failure, weak. He can hear his father's voice, hear Peter's. Hear Emily's and Hermes's and Harry's and Sarah's, laughing at him, mocking him. Picking him apart. He curls up tighter, and tries to block them out by covering his ears. But, of course, that doesn't work. Not when they're inside his mind.
Mereii ( Read more... )

Osborn: *in a marvelous example of Nexus timeline compression -- presuming this is after a visit from Amber -- is starting to get twitchy and suffer from headaches. But has muffins!*
Mereii: *shows up at what will become the regular time, looking to be in altogether too good a mood. He will, however, refrain from whistling.* Good afternoon, ( Read more... )

Osborn: His arms hurt. This was... far from surprising, really. Considering how he was cuffed wrist to elbow, the cuffs slotting-locking neatly into a jut in the wall behind him. The same with his legs, and the floor. He'd been waiting for fifteen minutes, already -- the guards gone outside to wait for Mereii as soon as Norman had been ( Read more... )

Osborn: They'd sent the file to him when Osborn had first been brought in -- as comprehensive as possible. It had grown at least twice as big, in the months following. The Nexus, his strangely genial relationship with Spider-Man, his increasingly noticeable mood swings -- about when he was notified that Osborn might be needing to pay a visit to ( Read more... )

If those that I know are reading this would be so kind as to forgive me for my outburst just now (now deleted), I'd be quite grateful. I was frustrated, and not monitoring my medications as closely as I clearly should have. I'm quite willing to be cooperative, as long as I might be given some kind of guarantee that I'll be able resume my business ( Read more... )