Sanity was a new and interesting concept for Mark. He had spent the entire night just thinking. What a peculiar sensation it was, to think coherently for the first time in his life. He liked it, although had he examined his train of thoughts from an outsider’s perspective, he would have seen a coldness to them, and a lack of emotion when processing
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Ah, but there was one up. Tandy was making breakfast, and it smelled delicious. Now came the conundrum: fight and possibly kill her first, or have a bite to eat? Decisions, decisions. He walked into the kitchen on quiet feet, looking at the knife rack with a curious glance. Much more primitive than anything he could conjure up using his powers, but perhaps more appropriately messy. He took one out, testing the edge. Tandy stood there, blissfully unaware of what was about to happen.
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"Morning, Martini. I wondered if anyone else was up yet." She turned her attention back to the stovetop, never even having noticed the knife in his hand. "Pancakes will be ready in a sec, if you're hungry."
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Blood. Now there was the problem. If he used a knife, he'd possibly get blood on the pancakes, and who wanted blood on their food? That was disgusting. So, he somewhat reluctantly placed the knife back into its casing. He was unusually quiet and still, very much unlike his usual bouncy self. This lack of emotions should have disturbed him, but all he felt was a peculiar numbness.
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Bobby wasn't even aware they house had been locked. Poor him.
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He'd need the ice cube to be off-guard for this to work. "So, what book are you reading?"
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"Oh, I'm just peachy," he answered in response to the question about his well-being. The fight with Tandy had taken a bit more out of him then he expected, but he was doing fine otherwise. Mark was now within striking distance. Quick as a flash, he brained Bobby over the head, sending him into oblivion. "Three down, one to go." He unceremoniously dragged Bobby into a nearby hallway closet. He'd come back for him later.
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Stepping into the hall, with her eyes barely open, she has no idea anything is amiss with in the house.
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"Okay, really, who would lock the patio door." She froze a moment she wasn't sure exactly what she was smelling, it was something that had a tint of familiarity to it. Padding quietly through the halls she kept deathly silent. She wanted her gun, but she didn't want to risk going back to her room and waking her roommate.
Can't be them. I made sure I stayed hidden on the way here. Even made sure that the money I used was all cash. There was a small grin on her lips, since it wasn't the company just meant it would be someone the others wouldn't mind her having fun with. It had been a while since she tested her skills against a real opponent.
Please be someone I can really hurt. I want to hear screams.
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Well, if she was looking for an opponent, Mark would give her one. He stepped out of the shadows, a smirk on his face. By now, he was looking a little battle worn, after dealing with several residents of the house. "Looking for me?"
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"You'll do. You smell different more of computers than dusty books." She now really wished she had gone back for her gun, or at least to pull a long shirt over her swimsuit and sarong. Well let's see how the talent here sizes up to Umbrella's security division. She slid easily into her fighting stance.
"So, let me guess, you're the reason for the noise around here aren't you?" She needed him to move first so she could calculate the best way to take him down.
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He gave a mock bow. "But of course. No one has yet proven to be a challenge. I doubt you will change that." With the unnatural speed that was granted by his manipulation of time, he darted forward, and landed a solid punch to her jaw.
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"Hey those books you gave us look good on the shelf at home, and they'll burn warm in the fire place, teacher. When in Rome." he spotted Martini not far off and stepped up to the familiar man holding up his hand for a high five and happy-go-lucky greeting.
"Hey, buddy. What's up, man?"
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"I'm doing pest control this morning." The ambiguous greeting became much more clear as Mark sucker punched him in the face.
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"Uh - huh?" he didn't anticipate a punch, he didn't anticipate anything actually, and stumbled back as said punch hit him squarely in the jaw.
He regained his footing and held a hand to his face, looking up at Mark.
"Hey, what the fuck, man?"
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Imitating Wendy's tone as he stepped over his prone form, Mark answered his question. "This is 'what the fuck, man.'"
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