It's not even Chris's idea this time. It's Tony that comes to him, saying that there ought to be another party. And seeing as it's been months and months since Maxxie's birthday, Chris is all for it, even if it's not like they can go and just find a cave like last time. The island's bolloxed that all up by turning into fuckin' London ( Read more... )

Dated November 21, 2011:
After just short of five months on the island, Hank finally manages to have a chat with the head of the island lab.

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Dated November 27, 2011:
Hank goes out searching for a specific tropical plant, but instead finds a Batgirl.

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Dated November 28, 2011:
While taking a break ( Read more... )

Dated October, 2011:
A few weeks after everyone has seemingly recovered from suddenly appearing superpowers and mutations, Katniss and Hank are able to properly meet under more normal circumstances

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Billy has absolutely no delusions; he can hardly imagine living up to any of Chris's parties, but he's still going to try to throw the best party he can for Tony ( Read more... )

One would be forgiven for not thinking Charles Xavier particularly athletic for two reasons. The first is expectation: his reputation among those he's met on this island is that of a bald, wheelchair bound patriarch, an old man. The second is reality: from the way he holds himself down to the way he dresses, Charles bears the mark of his profession ( Read more... )

For once, Hank hasn't spent the night in the lab ( Read more... )

It hasn't actually been that long since the last proper party on the island, but Chris can't help but feel like it's been fuckin' ages or something, what with all that's happened between then and now. If he's honest about it, they've probably got more to mourn than to celebrate, what with how the island's fucked with all of their lives lately, ( Read more... )

There were a number of things Charles Xavier had done upon waking in his normal body after the more distressing events of the previous weekend that saw him transformed into an old man, confined to his bed. He'd gone for a run, firstly the kind with no set destination in mind, but made his lungs burn for air and his muscles ache from the exertion, ( Read more... )

In the few weeks that Hank has been a resident of Tabula Rasa, a few things have made themselves apparent. Chief among them, of course, is the fact that there's something about the place that suppresses mutation. His own secondary mutation is gone, leaving behind only the physical aspect, and the Professor and Erik are seemingly without theirs as ( Read more... )

Nothing happens ( Read more... )