Characters: Charles Xavier and everyone ever?
Setting: Dorm level 2, around the halls.
Format: Prose, but I'll match brackets as well if anyone prefers it!
Summary: Charles has just woken up not too long ago and is confused and trying to figure things out. Stairs. Stairs defeat him.
Warnings: PG for confused telepath.
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Out of all the things in the world, stairs were now his greatest enemy. )
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Seeking out the source, he appeared behind the man in a soft flutter of wings, looking down at him curiously.
"Were you the one who touched my mind?"
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"Ah," Wings? Charles will gawk for a moment before realizing he'd been asked a question, "I'm sorry I... just woke up, arrived... I'm trying to get my barrings." He sounds a bit confused if not lost at everything going on right now. Was this man a mutant as well?
"I apologize for the intrusion at any rate." And he'll turn his chair a little, so he can look at the other man a bit easier. Craning his head back to look at him was starting to hurt his neck.
"... do you know what is going on here exactly?"
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The angel continued staring curiously at him, head tilted slightly as he repeated his question. "Were you the one who touched my mind?"
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"Would it be in poor taste if I did?" Touch his mind that is.
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When he attempted to return to his room, he was stopped at the stairs by a roadblock in the form of some human in a wheelchair staring at the steps. What. "Hey. What are you doing?"
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"I would think that quite obvious." He may sound a little snippy, but sighs soon after. He shouldn't take out his frustrations on this man, it wasn't fair to say the least. Regardless of his situation and everything.
"Trying to figure out how to get down the stairs."
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"Just get up. Or roll down, if you're so attached to that chair," he replied with an equal amount of snipiness, slightly rolling his eyes as he took a bite off the top of the popsicle.
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"I cannot walk, hence why I need the chair." And did he really just suggest rolling down the stairs. That would work so so well. Except not.
"And trying to go down them like this would prove most unwise."
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So, her back immediately goes rigid and shes off to search for the source, none too happy at the prospect of someone looking into her mind.
And stumbles upon a man in a wheelchair stuck on the stairs. Welp. That wasn't too unusual.]
Do you require assistance?
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... if at all possible, please?
[He hated to ask, or to need the help, really. But he knew there was no way he was getting down those stairs on his own, without taking a tumble.]
And would you have any idea what is going on here? I'm afraid that nothing is quite making any real sense at the moment.
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[With a flick of her wand Charles is levitating slightly off of the ground, and Rose is poised to assist him down.]
Of course. We have been taken.
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What should I expect on these other floors, exactly?
And taken? The note seemed to allude to being saved, not taken.
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Need a hand?
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A couple hands might work better actually.
[He'll look back, a beautiful blonde woman standing behind him. Beautiful or not he appreciated the offer to help.]
I've not had ample time to look around yet, are there no other ways down besides stairs?
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[Stephanie smiles at the man looking back at her. She's pretty sure what she said sounded lame, but whatever. Helping this guy out comes before thinking up charming witticisms, anyway.]
I don't think so, but it'd definitely be worth double checking.
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[He'll smile a little, as well, he had to smile at something. It was still taking a while for the gravity of what he'd been told when waking up to really settle with him.]
I'll certainly be doing so, I would not wish to inconvenience someone every time I wish to get down the stairs. [More he didn't want to have to ask every time.]
Would I be prying if I asked how long you've been here? Or what is going on?
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( ... )
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No more prying, chap.
[He'll tell himself and try to shake that off.]
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