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aeons_crackshot) wrote2013-03-15 01:15 pm
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AU OOM :Test drive 18 year old Annabelle.
The Annabelle Newfield that stumbles into Milliways is not the Annabelle the patrons are used to. This Annabelle is 18 years old and has just, barely, survived having her brain highjacked by a no good bastard of a psychic in Cuba.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
Calling her psyche a mess at this point is an understatement. Metaphysically speaking, she's crisscrossed with open, bleeding wounds. (That tends to happen when you battle mind to mind with a psychic employing brute force to puppeteer your body that doesn't particularly care if you're even alive after they're finished with you.)
But this is not the main problem. The REAL problem is that Milliways does not allow two versions of the same person to exist in the Bar at the same time. Reality shuffles itself like a deck of cards and the 'new' Annabelle gets slammed with a whole different set of 28 years worth of memories as the 'old' Annabelle ceases to exist.
Memories that don't settle properly thanks to the mess her psyche is at the moment. Oh, they're probably in there to be found.....somewhere, eventually.......maybe. Damn it.
Annabelle looks around the Bar, too shocked and disoriented to even swear for the moment.
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"Back home, well, they're not just stories anymore. Five years ago, certain people started developing abilities that should have belonged in fiction, including me."
She sighs. "Which would be a lot easier to prove if I'd gotten a more dramatic power set." Yeah, she's used to people thinking she's joking or delusional.
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"Dixon thinks it's 'subconscious probability manipulation', whatever the hell that means."
She chuckles. "On the other hand, I know people who can make people not notice they're there, punch a hole through a 5 ft thick concrete wall, read minds, heal with a touch, create fire, you name it."
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Maybe... maybe later. "I... see."
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"Although I think I made out better than a lot of folks when my power came in. You couldn't PAY ME to pick up on people's thoughts."
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Something about the way Connor says that makes her wonder.....could he be psychic? In fact, she's about to ask precisely that when a flair of pain so intense it whites out her vision for a moment hits her.
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Annabelle rummages for the medkit again. "Morphine makes me a little....loopy, but it'll take the edge off."
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Soothing.
...what was she wincing about, again?
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It's good that he asks first, she's dealt with enough people that DON'T to last a lifetime.
"You have much better control than most psychics I've met that are our age."
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"I...can't begin to imagine, honestly. I have enough trouble dealing with people as it is." She may squeeze his hand a little in an attempt at empathy.
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Annabelle looks sad. "I guess we're not from the same universe, that's going to make it hard to see you again, once we get out of here."
Pause. "Unless I can badger Dixon into building a dimensional portal or something."
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Or a lot.
Or some; anyway, his confusion is evident.
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"But, um, I'm sure it has its good points." Probably.
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"They're scared of what we might do."
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Then, she sighs. "But I don't think I'm capable of overthrowing a government by myself." Woe.
She squeezes his hand a little. "Are you terribly....attached to your homeland?" she asks, expression serious.
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"Do you think that they'd be willing to relocate?" Annabelle is having an IDEA.
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