There were good days and then there were bad days. Everyone could agree on this. With Martini, this took on a whole other meaning in regards to his visions. Some days he could filter them out and stay grounded in the present. Others, they pressed in hard and thick, making concentration all but impossible. If he fought it, all that would happen was
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The team had that blue teleporter and the doctor for a while and Martini had often seen the blue woman that played such a big part in both Rogue's past and future. With this being the fourth blue person turning up in so many months, he didn't even bother to ask the usual question of if she was real or not. He was beginning to think blue as just being yet another skin color like peach or beige.
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When he appeared again and addressed her she found the strength to not even flinch, instead she focused on his words. Green? Purple? Such an interesting idea. It was a change, which she craved, but it wouldn't be someone else entirely so she could still be herself.
"Yellow would just look sick. And I don't like green. But purple is such a fantastic idea!"
While she spoke a vibrant shade of purple was spreading across her skin and she looked at her hands for a moment before nodding approvingly.
"That's better, isn't it?"
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His head tilted curiously as he crept a little closer to her, a minuscule alarm clock appearing in his left hand from seemingly nowhere. He wound it carefully. "It that your schtick? Being able to change yourself all topsy-turvy?"
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The alarm clock suddenly appearing in Martini's hand caught her interest and she watched him wind it. Whatever his mutation was, it was...interesting.
"Yes, that's my schtick. I can be purple, I could be any person I want. Even you."
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"I'm Martini." He held out a hand for the purple woman to shake, taking in the red eyes and white hair. He couldn't believe he hadn't seen her walking around the camp before, but then Martini wasn't the most observant individual on the team.
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"Nice to meet you Martini, I'm Vanessa." She shook his hand quickly and let go, that way she could make sure her mutation didn't kick in. They were on the same team and unless someone was aware of what she could do and willing to give up that information, she wouldn't take it. Aside from the fact that she didn't know what his powers were-something that could be changed.
"So, what can you do, Martini?"
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"I control time." Mark puffed himself up with pride as he answered Vanessa's question. Sure, he was a little arrogant when it came to his powers, but he felt he had won the right to be after exchanging a good portion of his sanity in exchange for control. "That's why the stuff over there," he waved a hand in the direction of the trees, "is a little bit messed up." Martini had been positively sure the trees were whispering lies at the time. It seemed silly in hindsight, but he'd been terrified.
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"You do? Now that is what I call a cool power!" Her eyes widened and she smileded. Of course she had suspected that the government wouldn't exactly gather up mutants who could grow pretty flowers-not that there was anything wrong with pretty flowers-but controlling time was certainly one of the most interesting powers she had heard of. Then her eyes wandered to the trees. "Oooh, you did that? That's impressive!"
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"Thank you. Some people around here think it's not so cool, but then their powers are lame." Well, they mostly thought he was crazy, but that's what he perceived it as. He proudly held up his collection of watches for Vanessa to see, like a small child would show off a favorite toy.
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