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[punchedhitler]

Well.

I went out today to see if I could help with the fact that there's no sun, and I saw this man making lightning and cutting himself, and he was terrorizing the entrance to the underground, so I told him to cut it out. He cut himself and tried to hit me with lightning, but I blocked it, and after I managed to get him somewhere safe where he couldn't hurt anyone else, I noticed that my shield feels right again!

So I guess it just had to be hit by lightning. But the fact that it feels normal makes me a whole lot calmer about this whole thing.

[Pause]

But really, try to use these powers for good, okay? Especially if you have to something terrible to make them work.

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[punchedhitler]

I didn't know you needed bodyguards.

[punchedhitler]

Are you cursed?

[officer-garrus.livejournal.com]

No. I'm a turian. An alien.

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[charring]

Okay. If he shows up, I'll be looking forward to it.

[If he did show, it'd be amusing to see how much of a smartass he was. Charlie's met worse people so her default reaction would probably be no reaction at all. At most, an eyebrow raise.]

Okay, so. We've established the 'when'. Now, where did you say you were from?

[punchedhitler]

I guess it's not too hard to assume that I've never met one, is it?

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[punchedhitler]

Brooklyn, New York.

[cry-reaper.livejournal.com]

I'm a valuable commodity. The things I do, my station in society, its... unique.

[officer-garrus.livejournal.com]

If you haven't reached Mars yet in your world, I seriously doubt it. Plus, you'd know if you had, trust me.

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[charring]

I've been there. Very briefly when I was ten. And it was more a drive through than a visit.

[orangetoughguy]

Well kind of. Yeah. I kinda like to think I got it during a solar flare you know?

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[punchedhitler]

So no lasting impression, I guess.

[punchedhitler]

What do you do?

[punchedhitler]

I didn't think that solar flares could give anyone powers?

[orangetoughguy]

When you wanna pretend you're gonna have powers for the rest of your life they do.

[punchedhitler]

You're a pretty good guy without powers, you know.

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[charring]

I remember it being kind of crowded. And I wanted to stop and look around but my grandfather and I were on a mission of sorts.

I plan on visiting, though. If---when I get home.

[cry-reaper.livejournal.com]

I Release people from their lives. They can't die naturally. Old age has been cured, you could say. Unless someone falls to severe illness, or is murdered, they live forever.

Then there's the madness, and most prefer to be Released before then.

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[punchedhitler]

What kind of mission?

[punchedhitler]

Oh.

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[charring]

Nothing exciting. [Except that it is.] I had to tell a very important story to an impartial newspaper in hopes of getting some awful people out of my life and in serious trouble.

It didn't work.

[cry-reaper.livejournal.com]

I'm a biological aberration, I have a gift that allows me to ease people past their lives to whatever they think lies beyond.

It's rare, and that makes me valuable.

[You asked.] ...Steve?

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[punchedhitler]

What happened? Do you mind telling me?

[punchedhitler]

Yes?

[orangetoughguy]

Yeah? Thanks... [This compliment, how take do?!?] They cleared at the hospital real quick, no damages huh?

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[charring]

It's a very long story. Think I can meet you somewhere sometime to tell you? I'm not sure I trust the network to not advertise everything.

[There was this whole bad Memory Theater incident last week.]