Amanda peeked out of her door, frowning as she looked around. She'd spotted some children running about earlier and she had been completely flummoxed. Why were their children running about? Had the base suddenly decided to have Take Your Child to Work Day? Sliding out her door, Amanda brushed her hand back through her hair and looked around before
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She didn't really know how to play and that was fine by her, Really. She sat apart from a group of kids, listening to them argue over someones poker hand.
Somehow, the idea of a group of kids whose feet barely touched the floor playing poker struck Laura as odd.
Her sharp blue eyes rested on Amanda for a moment before she slid off of her bench and made her way over, her head tilted slightly. This was a new face and a relatively kind one, at that.
"Have you been affected by the change in camp?" she asked the woman.
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Glancing down as a young woman approached her and spoke, her eyebrows lifted before she shook her head. "No. No I haven't. There's been a change, hmm? What's happened?"
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"It appears as though something has affected peoples ages. Not everyones, however." Case in point, the woman she was speaking to.
"I appear to have been regressed to, at the very youngest, somewhere around eight years old but that is wrong." Laura shook her head at the end of the statement, frowning. "What is your name?"
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She blinked before she smiled and extended her hand. "Amanda. Amanda Sefton. You are?"
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She stared at the extended hand a moment, looking up at Amanda before putting her hand in and shaking it slightly. "Laura Kinney. It is nice to meet you."
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"Do you have an idea of how much of the camp is affected by this spell?" she asked, wincing at the slight slip. It could just be a turn of phrase, really.
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This was too uncomfortable for her.
"This has happened once before. Things were...changed. People switched mutations. No one changed ages, though."
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"Was it ever determined what caused it? The switch of mutations?" she asked, glancing at the children with a slight frown. This was all very strange.
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"I was temporarily a pyrokinetic." She'd hated it. She'd hated it so much.
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"A pyrokinetic? Oh my." she took a deep breath and reached up, pinching the bridge of her nose. "As one of the unaffected, I really feel like I should help to figure all of this out. Do you know who I should speak with?"
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"I would suggest speaking to Stryker. However, the running theory is he will not say anything. You may try, if you wish."
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"I suppose talking to Stryker would be the best idea. I wonder if he was among the affected?" This was one hell of a military operation. What happened if higher up showed up? She reached up and pushed her fingers through her own hair, glancing over as the poker game got heated.
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