ITP: Kurt built Rogue a coffin

[chicksdigfuzz]

[So one day BEFORE Halloween, there is a fuzzy blue elf trying to drag a very nicely-made coffin into an acceptable position in the front yard. His loving sister keeps making him move it. It will fit in nicely with the tombstones, cobwebs, giant spiders, ghosts, and jack-o-bat army that are scattered artfully around the cabin. Also that pesky

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[stillagreenmiss]

[floating the coffin for him, and also dressed as Gaila!]

You guys went all out.

[stillagreenmiss]

I wish I could see that.

[chicksdigfuzz]

If there aren't superhero rules against coming to visit, I don't see why you can't. We'll just need to figure out how the world-hopping thing works first.

[stillagreenmiss]

I'm pretty sure someone can help us figure it out.

[chicksdigfuzz]

My thoughts exactly! We've got enough people here who know how it works. The only thing stopping us from testing it out is the pesky barrier.

[stillagreenmiss]

Right now the barrier's keeping us all from getting eaten, so maybe we should let it stay for now.

[chicksdigfuzz]

Oh, right, of course. I'm totally cool with not getting eaten. Besides, it's almost Christmas, and we'd all be going home for the holidays. You couldn't come visit and have the whole mansion be empty.

[stillagreenmiss]

I'd really like to meet your friends. ...I mean, hanging out with you is fine too!

[chicksdigfuzz]

No offense taken! I'd love for you to meet everyone at the Institute. You'd get along great with them, especially Kitty.

[stillagreenmiss]

Does she have powers too?

[chicksdigfuzz]

She does. She can phase through solid objects.

[stillagreenmiss]

Wow! That's really hard.

[chicksdigfuzz]

Since I can't do it, I'm assuming it is. But it's pretty easy for her. She can phase other people and objects, too.

[stillagreenmiss]

I'm learning how to do it. It's a pretty high-level technique.

[chicksdigfuzz]

And here I thought you could do everything. How does one go about training to phase through objects, exactly?

[stillagreenmiss]

It's mostly a matter of concentration.