Comments | capeandcowllogs: broken in two, a different meaning; a treeborn seed from an inch to a mile.

enigmaestro in capeandcowllogs

broken in two, a different meaning; a treeborn seed from an inch to a mile.

May 31, 2010 14:52

WHO: EDWARD NYGMA the riddler and JEAN GREY phoenix
WHERE: The top of a Cathedral.
WHEN: May 30th 2010, evening.
WARNINGS: Nnnno?
SUMMARY: A meeting of minds.
FORMAT: Paragraph?

( All charming people, I fancy, are spoiled. It is the secret of their attraction. )

† jean grey | phoenix, edward nygma | riddler

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wasalways June 2 2010, 02:41:49 UTC

Being bonded to the Phoenix had never been something she felt she'd miss. The highs were extraordinary and inconceivable, any language standing as a complete and utter failure in its wake to try and convey the glory and might of it coursing through your veins. The lows were incomperhensible and nightmarish, as if you were slowly being unborn, and such a thing was entirely different and far worse than death. The urge to turn inward after her encounter with Scott was habitual and natural by now, especially without Ororo in the City. Inside, however, there had been missing shards of her identity, a hole in what she'd come to accept, and a discomforting incompletion of the power that she held within. Blindly feeling around inside of her mind did nothing -- the presence was still there, and yet it wasn't ( ... )

enigmaestro June 6 2010, 21:24:35 UTC

He caught her in motion, waving at him. She cut a lovely figure, sleek and soft, brimming with a quiet intensity. Sliding down to sit upon his roof's edge, he lazily waved back. Fingers gripped the stone edge, silently stapling him as he watched Jean's figure approach. Something about her--something he had yet to put his finger on, something that drove him mad--stimulated interest. It was an interest akin to that he had invested in Felicia, and like the interest he had with Jessica all those years ago, and yet quite poignantly neither one nor the other. Jean radiated danger, something almost unfamiliar in his reformed life ( ... )