Snippet #2634848

There was a soft groan as the being tottered a bit, eyes a bright and vibrant red as it shook its head for a bit. The confused and lost lady gave a start when she realized exactly what she was at the current moment. Her eyes darted to the crumbling walls, the panicking being's below her... Wait, the outfits..... The X-Men! She was fighting the X-Men?! Good god, what was wrong with her? Of course, another crashing sound erupted from the building, and she quickly came to the realization that the building was nearing collapse and she had no time to escape. So she would have to tank the collapse. With a growl, she loomed over the X-Men, her body suddenly hardening and cracking into strong and twisted plates and spikes of bone, looking more and more draconic in a sense. The 'scales' gleamed as she gave a hiss, crouching low over the group. Her father's remains of his psyche continued to try to swallow her. Take her back.
"I am not a monster.... I AM NOT A MONSTER!"
She gave a scream as she stomped her colossal clawed feet, and that was the final nail in the coffin as the building began to come down. Agony ripped through her system, flaring her eyes wide as she gave a roar of pain and shuddered heavily. Now, the pain continued to tear and shred though her as the debris and the entire building came down directly at her position. Tons over tons of rubble fell onto her, but, to all of their surprises, she stood her ground, somehow able to withstand even the weight of the building collapsing. Finally, after what felt like forever, the pain finally ended.
Alice gave one last pitiful moan before, with a crash, it collapsed onto the earth, eyes closed and the body shrinking, bones cracking and shifting, muscles shrinking, entire body shrinking back down until it was returned to the soft, small little girl named Alice it had been for so long. She looked rather cute. The two ponytails that went to her ankles, her soft and small little body, and the fact she shifted into her side in her sleep from sheer exhaustion. She hadn't slept in days. And, as they watched, the scars and claw marks upon her body began to vanish, as if they never existed as the skin and bone stitched back together. And finally, she found herself sleeping peacefully for the first time in, well, years.
Thank You....