Who: Victor (Metalhead), Molly (Princess Powerful), open to Nico (Grimm), Teddy (Hulkling), Billy (Wiccan), Tommy (Speed), Jonas (Vision), Duck (Superbird), Terry (Batman), Kiden (Clockstopper), Gojira (G-Force)
Where: The Lobby
When: Tuesday, Oct. 28th, around 6:30
Warnings: None
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New york to East California )
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WHUNK
Coupled with a joyous cry of "VIIIIIIIC!" the telltale little girl came running out of one of the other elevators just a short time later, the tail of the fish hat on her head tailing in the air behind her. Her headlong run towards him ended a few feet away with a tackling hug, and with her unnatural strength sent him crashing right through the marble wall.
"Oh my gosh! Are you okay!?"
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She brightened up when she saw Molly.
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Fortunately for them both, the wall was only a divider between the main lobby area, and a rest/waiting area, which meant no structural damage... though it still was destructive enough to draw attention... and leave Vic seeing stars for a moment.
"...caramba..." He sounded a little sluggish for a moment, then finally shook the fuzz away enough to see a concerned Molly leaning on him. "I'm fine... you gotta watch your strength there, 'Princess'." He gave her a smile and started to stand up. "I'm tough, but even I can break."
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She turned back to Vic, breathing a sigh of relief that he was okay. "Sorry... I didn't like, make you fry a circuit or crunch anything, did I?" It seemed like he was okay though, so she hopped up to her feet, and half-turned back to Superbird. "Vic, this is the girl I was talking about, Superbird. Oh, and Superbird- should I call you that? This is Vi- er, Metalhead, I guess." Considering she'd already screamed his name through the lobby, though, using his codename was probably pretty useless.
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The problem with being a now-humanized giant reptile, of course, was that he had absolutely no idea how the elevator worked--it took a fair few minutes of him banging into the doors and growling to figure out that he had to press the V button before it opened up--and since he didn't know his numbers, he simply pushed every single button that looked like the ones he had passed while first looking for his room. 8, 7, 6 ( ... )
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"You're... ah... you're Godzilla, aren't you?" He couldn't help but stare in wonder. "Ah... Teddy said you needed help with your communicator?" Though what he saw was human, albeit a little strangely colored (and that hair... wow), all Victor could see was the rubber-suited monster lizard from the old movies his mom gave him for Christmas one year. He felt like he was six... or at least, what he would have felt like if he had ever been six.
"Uh... I can probably fix up your communicator." He gave a nervous smile, extending his hand. "I'm Victor. What do you need done with it?"
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After a moment, he had the bright idea to place the communicator into it, and gave a very, very toothy smile.
"Yes, Ted-ee call Godzilla name."
He pointed at the object with one sharply-nailed, thick finger, then tapped it as gently as possible.
"Need Vik-tur fix metal thing. No read, write."
Gojira tilted his head, gaze never wavering. It was a disconcerting effect--but blinking had never been a habit of his as a reptile, and it wasn't now, either.
"Make other-human letters speak, make my talk be letters. Vik-tur can do, maybe?"
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He took a deep breath, as that seemed to have a calming affect, and headed inside. He scanned the large room and easily identified Molly and Victor, but he didn't recognize the third person. Vision approached the group slowly and stopped some fifteen feet away. He would wait and see if this distance was safe before moving any closer.
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If he had taken some time to think, he would have remembered what had happened last time he and Victor had been standing too close from each other. Of course, that didn't happen and he practically bumped into Vision as he was getting close to every one to push him into getting closer.
"Come on, human contact won't hurt," he told him, "And by that I mean that you as a human need to get together with people so you can get used to it."
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He nodded in Victor's direction. "Do you not recall the last time he and I were within striking distance of each other? We both experienced severe interference, him more than me. This is a greater test of my humanity than the ability to feel and taste as you do. If there is anything technological left within me, we might have the same feedback problem again."
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Without waiting for an answer, he vanished, running at super-speed, to appear in the middle of the group of people fifteen feet away.
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He had decided to go out of costume, but carried his suit in his bag just in case, honestly, Terry was just tired of being stared at.
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"Hi there!" She grinned up at Terry, dusting marble dust off of herself and fixing her rather silly-looking fish hat. "Princess Powerful! And which one are you?"
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It was unusual for him to be so out of it, after all, he was Batman and Batman was supposed to be alert and aware of the situation. If Bruce could see him now, he would probably beat Terry down with his cane.
Out of the blue, a young girl, a middle schooler at most, stood in front of him, smiling widely.
"O-oh, I'm Terry..." he looked down at her with a puzzled look. Her name was familiar.. and of course it hit him late. "Er--I'm Batman, actually..."
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"Whatever, well, you should join us anyway!" And she grabbed onto his arm with a yank- not a powered one necessarily, but strong enough that he didn't really have a choice, dragging him towards the group of other supers. "Hey everyone, it's-!" She turned back to him and whispered, "Hey, did you wanna be called Terry or Batman?"
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Being in possession of a hair-trigger temper, a grand lack of tact, and the automatic assumption that any stranger whose voice he didn't recognize or wasn't already there waiting was more than likely there to do evil, Gojira bellowed and grabbed at the new person--and when a seven-foot-tall block picks you up by the shoulders and shakes you, well, you know you've done something a little less than brilliant.
"Who are you? What you want!?"
The faint glow of bluish-white edging his hair suggested that the newcomer would do well to answer him as quickly as he'd appeared.
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He was being shaken by a 7-feet tall guy who couldn't speak English properly.
Trying to struggle away would obviously have no point and no result, and so Tommy entered in a fight with someone he didn't know but was supposed to be an ally by the look of things and placed his hands near the ones holding his shoulders and moved them.
The molecules in the air around the stranger's hands and those on their surfaces lost their stability nearly instantly and it created an explosion. If that didn't hurt him enough to make him drop Tommy, the next explosion would make his entire hands blow up and then we'd see if he could still crush Tommy's shoulders.
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Yes, this creature was definitely a Bad Thing.
And, of course, the best way to dispose of a Bad Thing was to blow it up.
"...I break bad magic human," he snarled, pulling Speed closer--close enough to see the brilliant white light building in his mouth.
He wasn't paying attention to anything else going on around him, true, but hey.
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