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Delphinium Razportia

Where I come from, there are no heroes.

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a character in “The Alternates #1: Define Good”, as played by OurStars

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N i c k n a m e ? Del

A g e ? Eighteen, in human years.

G e n d e r ? Female

S p e c i e s ? Caltarion--The Caltarion people come from a planet a good distance away from Earth called Caltar. It is quite similar to Earth in its size and distance from its own sun, as well as the build of the atmosphere. However, there are many geographical and cultural distances between the two planets and civilizations, the latter of which may be detected simply by watching Del interact with Earthlings. Caltarion has an incredibly hot climate all over, much of the heat being radiated from the core of the planet. It lacks any large body of water like the oceans of Earth, instead gaining water from pockets found within the highest peaks of the multiple mountains which surround the terrain. In fact, it is too hot to live on the actual surface of the planet, and thus most of the population live in floating cities or villages that speckle the peaks of mountains. There is a large amount of discrimination in the planet, reminiscent of racism in Earth or the White vs. green Martian affair on Mars. On Caltarion, there are four main types of people, and the minority rule over the planet with a hefty amount of prejudice against those whom are not of the same type. This ruling minority is the Rashna, a breed of Caltarion who are born with all eight senses- sight, taste, hearing, touch, smell, energy, psychometry, and ability perception (the capability to be instantly aware of another person's skills and powers). They make up about ten percent of the population, and primarily live in the upperclass sections of the floating cities, with the exception of government officials who govern the mountain villages. The next are the Virtas, who have the senses of sight, taste, hearing, touch, smell, and energy- they are middle class citizens, and live in the cities. Third are Jornins, who have sight, taste, touch and psychometry- they are lower class and are usually found only in villages and slums. The final class, considered to be the lowest of the low, is that of the Koles- who have energy, taste, hearing, touch, and ability perception. They live in villages and, in some cases, are forced to live very near to the surface of the planet. Due to this, many Koles have adapted to extreme temperatures. Some do live in the cities, but typically as servants or, in unfortunately many cases, as slaves to Rashnas. All of the races have different powers which are associated with them as well, though there are powers which seem to apply to all four types.


P e r s o n a l i t y ?
Delphinium is a person who has a very strong sense of wrong and right, and will not hesitate in order to bring about what she perceives as being justice, regardless of what methods may be necessary in order to achieve it. She simply is incapable of leaving those in need alone, as though something physically prohibits her from doing so, and in that way has a slight Hercules Complex, though she isn't always going to use the most noble means in order to help that person. In fact, she is perfectly fine with the idea of getting revenge on someone who has wronged her, or using shadowy ways to punish someone who has harmed others willingly. To her, the ends justify the means a million times over, and that is perfect for her, though she may do things that others find immoral or harmful on her way to acquire her version of justice. She is simply very opinionated, the sort who will stick by her word and decisions until the very end, and isn't going to hide what she thinks from anyone. She acts on her opinions as well, not the type who will say one thing and do another- a sort of honesty binds her to her word, regardless of whether the situation may change to twist her own pledges against herself, as the case has been before. Although she is quite honest and blunt, as well as the sort who strives to help others and right wrongs, the young female is not the most optimistic individual. Some would find this strange, given her actions to try and further the cause of equality and such, but it is true nonetheless. She has high hopes for the future, but is never surprised when things go wrong, given her slightly lower expectations. Hope for the best but expect the worst- that is a sort of creed she lives by in order to best avoid being thrown off guard by unfortunate circumstances.


A B r i e f H i s t o r y ?
Del was born into the lowest class of the Caltarion civilization- she was born as a Kole, the class which is forced to dwell closer to the scorching surface of Caltar, or else serve those of the Rashna race. In her situation, the young woman was born in the lower villages to her two parents, Rania and J'aan. However, once she was born, her parents began to seek a way to give her a better situation, even if only slightly so. They found work serving a Rashna family, lucky to be paid servants rather than slaves, and moved up to one of the floating cities, where they lived in a small apartment on the property of the wealthy family they worked for. Del was raised at the mercy of that Rashna family and their spoiled children, who treated her as their personal slave of sorts. She was not the most docile of people, and would often rebel, only to find that it would be her parents who were punished for such actions. Eventually she calmed down, to some degree, for fear of hurting her parents even further. She worked secretly to further the cause of equality, but found it to be a lost one- there were no heroes on Caltar, no one to save those who were persecuted for merely existing as people whom were not in control. She was one of the lucky ones, as her family managed to sneak on to a flight to Mars, and from there immigrate to Earth. This happened when she was, by human standards, approximately sixteen years old. After that, she began to live in America for 2 human years, amazed and pleased at the existence of heroes in this world, though she thought that perhaps many were too optimistic on the methods through which they could assist others. She attended a human school to try and learn about the society, and thanks to a rapid learning capability was able to do so, though many cultural facts still bewilder her. She was soon an active member of the community, fighting for equality in an open way that she was unable to back on Caltar. After a while, she joined the Alternates as an attempt to continue doing good- even if it wasn't through the methods one hears about in the 'white knight' style of comic books.


P o w e r s ?
Energy [Sense] -- Del is able to sense energies, primarily those of one's life force. The closer one is to death, the dimmer their force. Those with mutant abilities have a stronger energy force than the mundane, and thus she can identify them much more rapidly. Though she lacks the sense of sight, the young female is able to know the general location of a person by their energy. If she knows someone well enough, she may be able to identify their energy specifically.

Ability [sense] -- As well as knowing when someone is mutant in some way, thanks to her energy sense, Del is also capable of knowing exactly what their abilities are, though it requires more effort- not unlike identifying a scent or sound.

Knowledge Absorption -- While humans can typically only use a small portion of their minds, Caltarions can use seventy percent of their own brains- enabling them to absorb knowledge at a faster pace. This is how Del and her family picked up on the language of Earth and adapted to the basic knowledge of their current location.

Mental Influence -- The Caltarions share one ability with Martians, and that is using their minds in order to influence those of people who have weaker minds. Del is able to project illusions onto others, making them see what she wants them to see, as well as insert her personal thoughts into the minds of others, somewhat controlling them by making her thoughts their own. If she focuses enough, she risks damaging the mind of the one she manipulates.

Strength -- Along with a warrior-like training that she went through whilst living in the difficult conditions of the lower villages, Del possesses an intense strength shared by the rest of her species. Although this strength seemed typical on Caltar, she finds that on Earth it is considered supernatural, and thus limits herself when in the public eye.

Adaptation -- An ability singular to the Koles in Caltar, Del is able to adapt to her physical surroundings in order to survive- it is how they are able to live both on the scorching lower level of the Earth and the frigid floating cities. If she were to find herself submersed in water, Del would grow gills, or would adapt to not require oxygen if outside of an atmosphere. She cannot, however, adapt to grow wings if falling, or stop herself from being shot with an energy attack- she would likely turn to metal or stone, and still be affected by it.


T r u e F o r m ?
Caltars actually have similar appearances to humans, having the same form and general sensory organs, etc. They have slightly different organ systems, but the only physical differences are the eyes, which are completely white, with no irises, and their pointed ears, which resemble those of an elf's. Otherwise, they are identical to humans in outward appearance.

H e r o C o s t u m e ?
Because she came here with no concept of heroes wearing colorful costumes or anything of that sort, Del doesn't have a costume resembling those of the more well known heroes. Instead, she adopts her true form and wears a tight-fitting black T-shirt with combat boots and army-style pants with plenty of pockets, as well as a small mask in order to guard her face, because it is the same as it is in her human form.

So begins...

Delphinium Razportia's Story

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"What's your fucking problem? You just hit a blind girl, you tool!" Del can hear someone shouting at the government official who had just pushed her to the ground, the fall slightly cushioned by a few people stepping out to try and catch her. She can feel slight scratches on her palms from where her hands hit the concrete below them, though, and quickly wipes her hands so that her blood, a completely clear substance resembling some thick variation of water, will go unnoticed. Indeed, the shouter is correct in calling her blind, for Kole Caltarions lack the sense of sight, this being part of the reason they were treated as second class citizens, other than being the minority. Of course, those who consider themselves to be the highest class of Caltar, the Rashna people, have the smallest population on the planet, and so perhaps the amount of Koles is not the only reason for their persecution back on Del's home planet. One thing that the shouter is unaware of, however, is that, in some ways, Del can see perfectly fine- just not with her eyes. As long as something holds some sort of energy signature, as long as it is living, she can sense and locate its presence using a sixth sense of hers- a benefit to being a Kole, perhaps. A compensation prize. Fine- don't want to play nice? she thinks, anger coursing through her veins. Of course, she had come to this place already feeling some frustration -Why else would she be protesting here?- but the use of violence on the part of the man (or so his voice appears to be) before her increases that anger. She isn't exactly the most forgiving of people, after all, certainly no saint though she is on a constant fight for the rights of all. After all, her home planet had no saints or heroes, so there was no one for her to be taught from.

Del rises to be standing, and rolls her shoulders back. Now standing in front of the person, she can tell that they are larger than her, but then the Caltarian race is not known for a great height. They are not particularly tiny, but rarely grow past 1.6256m, by Human measurements. Del, for her race, is on the taller end, standing at approximately 1.6m, even. Still, that leaves her a head or so shorter than the person before her. Despite that, she doesn't hesitate to curl her hand into a fist and swing it against his face. A sickening crack alerts her of the impact, as does the feeling of his nose breaking beneath her fist. A thud tells her that he has fallen down, as does the sudden cheering of the people around her. The young woman does not try to suppress her smirk of satisfaction. Her moment of joy is interrupted, however, by a buzzing in her pocket, coming from the communicator used only for The Alternatives. She begins to push her way through the crowd, and probably steps on several people's feet on the way through. When she is out of the mass of people, the young woman begins to find a place with no traces of living energy, only to bump straight into a wall, leaving some red pain on her forehead. "F'asdne," she mutters the Caltarian swear word, rubbing her head as the voice begins to speak, that of the brainiac of the group, one Drake Herminski. On her particular recording, the coordinates is read out and the energy radiation of the place explained, though she knows just to look for Drake's energy. His is powerful enough that she should be able to read it fairly well, though she will place the coordinates in her vehicle just in case. One thing that she smuggled on board when she and her parents immigrated to this planet was her precious bio-bike, something she had stolen from a research lab back on Caltar. It reacted to her biology and was able to shift into either a bike or a car, or a one-person plane, as well as go to the coordinates given- making transportation a lot easier on the blind extra-terrestrial young woman.

Lele, come, she instructs, using the telepathic link which she shares only with the bike. She is able to see into the minds of others in order to control them, but any communication with the minds of others would instantly become influence, as that is the nature of her mental abilities, and so she avoids using them unless she can remain completely neutral in her message- a very rare thing indeed. The bike seems to come out of nowhere, and she can sense it when it arrives, for it has some degree of life in it. Knowing that she is a good hour's drive away from the Mojave desert at the moment, she instructs 'Lele' to change into a plane, once they have left the city. The plane is small, and could only fit one person, unless the other was very small and basically sat on top of Del. Still, its sleekness is ideal for quick and stealthy mobility, and she is very fond of her little thing. Otherwise, she'd have to find some sort of public transport to take her, or make the stupid decision of attempting to drive there herself, despite being blind. She may be able to read energy and such, but that doesn't mean she isn't as useless at driving as any other blind person.

The plane moves quickly, and they arrive in a fraction of the time that would have been required had she taken it in driving form. In ten or so minutes, give or take, the plane lands in the parking lot of the gas station, and Del trustingly gets out. Perhaps it is possible that someone of great knowledge in alien technology could mess with her precious biobike and cause it to lead her incorrectly, but she doubts it. That bike is one thing in which she has complete confidence. Besides, it helps that she can read the familiar energy signature, one which is far too powerful for a human and reminiscent of a star (namely a sun). She is not surprised that Drake is already here- he's the one who chose the location, after all.

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Sia flipped through the pages of her book. The words were all strange and hazy. She'd given the book to a librarian to see if they could translate the language, but he hadn't been able to translate it. Instead he'd tried to keep the book. Sia was pretty sure she'd killed him. She'd let him have it for an entire week and... well, so long without the book made her mind grow a little...noisier. She'd actually killed someone with her Inner Vibration attack... She wasn't about to mention it to the others, though.

Her head ached, like it always did when Drake sent some stupid message to her. "It's just about time for us to meet up in the desert. I know, weird place to set up shop, but I promise..." She sighed, tuning him out. So they were meeting up in the desert, like they'd promised to do. She understood. She was pretty far away from the desert, though.

Sighing, she stood up, dusting rubble from her cloak. The remains of the library were sinking into the shadows at her feet. The books and shelves were like crags sinking into a black ocean and as Sia gazed at the ground, she wondered what people would think when they came to the library and realized that it was all gone. She'd heard screaming as she was destroying the building, but she'd barely given any living thing inside the building a chance to escape, having used her Splintered Sound spell and following it with a Sonic Boom spell. The library had crumbled so easily... She didn't even remember doing it. Now that her head wasn't screaming at her and was no longer splintered into hundreds of shouting voices, she could admit that maybe destroying the library was too much. Maybe.

Her head wasn't all in one place yet. Other voices were still chattering, mostly nonsense, mostly pleading for blood to be shed, mostly asking her why she wasn't terrorizing other places. She didn't listen to them, just asked repeatedly if there was some way they could teleport her somewhere else. The voices in her head weren't her own voices and though she didn't know who they were, she knew that the voices came from the book. Perhaps they were previous owners of the book? Or maybe one was Nyarlathotep itself? It didn't matter, as long as she could get something useful from them.

She asked for about fifteen minutes before the voices began responding. Words from the book kept flashing in her head, mostly unclear and hazy, until finally she was able to clearly see one:

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She whispered it and felt the familiar rush of magic surge through her. The voices in her head were dying down, quieting. Whenever she used magic that's what happened to them, so she wasn't surprised. It was a weird kind of paranoia, where the voices in her head would scream that she needed to use the book, but she couldn't use any spells but Noise ones when she wasn't holding the book. Noise spells just amplified the voices when she wasn't holding the book. Any other spell quelled them. So in a blissfully quiet state, she found herself at the abandoned gas station.

She tried to recall the word that had gotten her there, but her mind kept drawing a blank. There was a slight buzz of noise in the back of her mind, like the other voices hadn't shut up yet, but she ignored it. Instead, she wandered around until she saw Delphinium. Sighing, Sia kicked a pebble and started towards the alien woman. If luck would have it, Delphinium wouldn't bug her with her normal ethical bull. But Sia knew better than to believe in luck. Odds were if someone was going to bug her about the fact that she'd killed a librarian and possibly some library patrons as well as destroy a library, it would be Delphinium. But she couldn't hide from the alien female-- the girl could sense people around her, after all. Sia couldn't see Drake yet... but chances were he was just out of Sia's sight.

Just a few more people... and we're together again, Sia thought, wryly.

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Well fuck. Always the late one, wasn't he? Didn't help that his older bro wouldn't give in to Nate's pleading words. Christ was it a hassle to borrow his motorcycle for just a day, just one day. Okay, he probably could've poofed, but ehm... Not the best way to draw attention. So? Bike it was.

Parking the old wreck of a cycle with everlasting patience, Nathan couldn't help but wonder how things were going to roll. He was definitely late, so a warm, care-free greeting wouldn't do. Sod it, he'd just walk in like he owns the damn place.

And just as suspected, a warm welcome wasn't one of the things immediately apparent either. Good God, ass-hat numero uno was definitely in the house! Fuck, that guy had to be a mental escapee. There is no sodding plausible way that this... Testosterone-powered machine, guy.. thing didn't attract any attention in every day society life! Okay, yeah, Nathan knew his name was Jack. But fuck that! Psycho is much, much more appropriate.

β€œ'Ello ladies and gents! Sorry for being late. I had some problems getting 'ere.”

Nathan butted in with his trademark overly joyous voice, like this was daily routine for him, as Jack fell into the void of his usual tantrum. --That insane fuck-- But hey, there were much more interesting people that had decided to show up for the party!

β€œDrake.” Nate nodded at the young man as he took a seat, kicking his feet on top of the generic grey tables. β€œAaand, can't forget 'bout our two lovely ladies, can I? Didn't miss anything good I hope?” The man turned his wide grin at the only two female members of the group, raising his fedora to reveal his black eyes as they gazed at the two... How'd he call it? Lady friends, I guess.

One, two, three... Yep, that makes five, all of 'em. Let business begin.

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Sia flicked her eyes towards Jack when he showed up. Sometimes when she went for long without the book, the voices in her head would scream at her to maim him somehow. He was strong and she wasn't as strong, so that was probably why they would do that. She didn't have any particular feelings for Jack, though. He was just a big dumb oaf. Still he was quiet for some time, until he noticed that Nathan wasn't around. Nathan was a good looking guy, but Sia thought he could be kind of airheaded. He didn't seem to be too bothered by Sia's behavior usually and he always spoke politely to her. The voices in her head never actually addressed him-- it was as though he didn't exist to them. Perhaps they were afraid of him? Of course if she could read the stupid book she might be able to figure out why those stupid voices were like that. She went to a table and sat down, gazing at the pages of her book without actually seeing the words.

Nathan finally appeared and addressed Sia and Delphinium. She nodded at him and said nothing. If she spoke, Sia knew either an argument would start or Delphinium and Drake would start getting on her case. Sometimes Nate did too, though Sia didn't pay him much mind one way or another when he started yapping at her about good versus evil. It was weird, but she usually just argued with these people and they were supposed to be her friends. Okay, but if they weren't always trying to do the moral thing instead of just doing what's gotta be done, we wouldn't have to argue this much. She thought.

Drake finally got the meeting started. "Say hello to the Zamzonite. Originally thought to be an alien being, but in truth, a mutant that's been tearing up the west coast recently." He said as he brought up a creature on the monitor within one of the walls. Sia paged through her book idly. The creature was definitely different... she'd give the thing that much. Violet was not a flattering color or good for hiding. I've gotta say that I'm not a fan of the hair either, Sia thought, looking the creature over. She wasn't sure what it was-- a conglomeration of other animals, maybe?-- but whatever it was, it was covered in coarse hair in specific areas. Drake continued, talking about the creature's regenerative powers and a strange defense mechanism that made the coarse hair become as solid as steel. Then, almost abruptly, he said, "Care to mention any stories of your exploits prior to coming here? I myself have just accidentally condemned two men to the chair, and feel rather guilty for it. Anyone at all?"

That was too funny-- Drake, the champion of morality, sending someone to their death? Smirking, she leaned forwards. "You sent two men to the chair? Were you channeling my aura or whatever it is that you hippies do?" She asked, chuckling. "...What, were they against the use of solar power in homes? Not going green? Or did they harm some precious animals?" Sia tipped her head. "...Well... No, that would make Del mad. Not you, Drake. Maybe they were just wondering why a lumberjack was wandering around in the city instead of being in the backwoods?" She purred, glancing at his flannel shirt. "...But as long as we're asking about our day jobs and straight up murdering people, I did happen to demolish a library and it's patrons a few minutes ago." Pausing, she stared at Drake. "...And as you can tell, the guilt is just wracking my system." Sia sent him a saccharine smile that could have melted paint off of walls. "But I like to think my reasoning was sound." She said teasingly. Before he could respond to this, she followed up with some questions about the creature. "So, what, the government made this Zamzonite thing and we're supposed to stop it... or is it just a mutant creature of unknown origin? What methods have already been tried to stop these guys outside of just shooting the things? I can bust through steel pretty easily, so I'm gonna need more information than what you've given me here. Are their hairs some kind of special alloy or do we not know that yet? And why exactly are we stopping them, anyway?"

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The first person whom Del can sense nearing is Sia, a human who has the ability to use what this race calls 'black magic', though she doesn't appear quite capable of controlling her own potential, from the times that Del has been around for more powerful exhibitions of Sia's powers. The two aren't exactly close, both having their own moral standpoint on how to go about doing things. This isn't to say that Del isn't above swinging fists and getting her hands dirty to reach the desired goal, but at the same time she isn't going around blowing things up just because her temper is a bit foul that morning. Sia's seeming disregard for the lives of others is something which never ceases to get on the alien woman's nerves, and the two women getting into small arguments over such things isn't all that unusual. When the group had first formed, Del had hoped to somehow befriend Sia, because she hadn't really had much interaction with humans outside of school and protests, but it was clear almost immediately that such a thing wasn't going to happen in this millennium. Instead, the two manage to tolerate each other to an extent, although the line is very thin and constantly seems near breaking. For now, she says nothing to Sia, only nodding in her general direction, her unseeing eyes facing her but not registering anything as she senses the energy in her mind. She can smell smoke on the young woman, but does not comment on it, for now. Though Del is far from nonconfrontational, she doesn't desire to step on Sia's feet so soon in the regrouping.

"Fuck everything," growls a familiar voice, angry as usual. Honestly, even if his voice and energy weren't familiar, Del probably could have identified the team member simply based upon his words of greeting. Sia may be a bit temperamental, but as far as Del is concerned she had absolutely nothing on Jack Jackson, the human man with the stupid name and a mouth that, if human swears transferred to Caltarion ones, could rival the most vile and drunken of City Koles, who are, unfortunately, well known for vulgar language. Due to having been raised as a servant of a wealthier Rashna, Del never really adopted such a language, if only because using it in front of her family's employers would have meant a very harsh beating that would have had to be treated for the next week or so. Even the thought of it makes Del grimace slightly, remembering how she learned the lesson to keep her vocabulary in check. "For fuck sake, are we going to have to wait for that asshole Fenris? Cocky little fucker, with his dumb fuckin' hat 'n shit."

He would have been cut up and beaten until he couldn't move for months, Del muses coolly when she hears Jack speak further, swearing becoming more condensed with each sentence that was spit out of his mouth. Subconsciously, she notes that, apparently, Fenris always wears a hat. It hasn't been brought up before, and for all she knows everyone could be waltzing around completely nude- clothing doesn't exactly give off an energy for her to read, after all. The alien woman doesn't even bother greeting Jack- it'd only send him into some psychotic rant about the fact that 'he doesn't need no damn greeting from some fuckin' dolphin girl' or something like that. She really wishes he wouldn't mock her name every single time they meet- well, he hasn't yet. Not that she knows of, anyway, as she hasn't entered anyone's mind.

Del can hear the roar of an old motorcycle nearing, but it is the mystical energy flowing off of the rider that lets her know that Fenris, and apparently his hat, are nearly here. Unlike with Jack and Sia, Del has no real issues with Fenris, or Drake for that matter. They both have decent personalities, and the latter has intelligence that is comforting, considering that this planet does typically seem slightly lacking in that department. "Ello, ladies and gents! Sorry for being late. I had some problems getting 'ere." Del turns towards him, or rather his energy and general area, and nods in greeting. She clearly isn't the sort for actually saying hello, preferring brief nods. Besides, she'd really like to get on with whatever Drake has to tell them- she has things to do, after all. Finally, Drake comes out and begins to speak, but it is soon clear that he forgot to take her into consideration when making a diagram of this "Zamzonite" thing. He explains it briefly, and based on the slight whirring of a shifting image puts other things up on the screen- yet more stuff for Del to be ignorant of. He mentions a hostile species, but does not offer any names.

This would be a lot easier if- oh, f'asdne, Del thinks with a soft sigh, crossing her arms over her chest and giving up on pretending like these little visuals help her at all, not bothering to even angle her head towards them anymore. "I myself just accidentally condemned to men to the chair," Drake mentions, making Del narrow her eyes ever so slightly with irritation. Perhaps he has a good reason, but until it is given she isn't really too pleased with such a thing. Honestly, sometimes these people are no better than the Rashna, she thinks irritably. When Sia speaks, it is practically with the intention of angering Del further, as the human girl speaks sarcastically about what transgressions the men may have committed, drawing Del into it by mentioning that the harm of animals would have insulted her enough to kill people, not Drake.

"We can't all be Rashna-f'asdnein J'orglas," Del spits back at Sia, before remembering that the girl won't have the slightest clue what she is talking about. "Oh, forget it," the young woman begins to mutter when she hears Sia mention demolishing a library. Del practically worships the fact that this country has public libraries, even if they are absolutely no good to her, because such an institution would be laughed at on Caltar. Things available to be borrowed for free? Preposterous. Everything has its price and security is always provided when transactions are made- at least, if a wealthier person wants there to be, anyway. "What were-" Del falls silent again, closing her eyes and trying to regain some sort of calmness, only succeeding because Sia goes on to ask some legitimate questions. She waits for an answer to those before posing her own inquiries.

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#, as written by Byte
There wasn't a whole lot of chatting. None at all, in fact. Granted, Psycho took up most of the vocal space in this crummy little building, with his foul-mouthed vocabulary and all that, but at least have the decency to act like they were somewhat acquainted. Nathan gently tipped his hat forward over his eyes, closing the black beads as his mouth uttered a single, muffled sigh when Drake began the meeting, slash personal speech about some otherworldly creature, fish, hairy-ape... Mutant!

Thing looked god-damn ugly, or maybe that was just high-tech technology not showing the reject's natural charms. Either way, someone had to guide that thing to the nearby barber, maybe discuss the possibilities of pigment alteration? Yuck- Pinkie mutant. Nate could feel a shiver of disgust crawling ever so slowly up his fragile spine, did they really have to? Oh- Jolly joy-ho! They were going to trace this thing down, weren't they?

As time passed, Drake brought up many interesting charts, including assumed powers, attributes, and whatnot. Okay, that pretty much caught his attention right there, what shampoo does that guy use? Nathan could certainly use some of that! Not a scratch to lay on 'm, cement, maybe?

When Drake had finished talking, not without going on his proud deed for the day, accidentally or no, Nate listened on the posed questions from Sia, slash her possible taunt directed at Del- Dela- Deli... Delphi! Honestly, he hadn't a single clue as to why that was necessary. But! Then again, from what Nate managed to gather, those two were like opposites. Like, complete polar opposites. Bah, as long as they hadn't planned on flipping each other's shit while on hero duty. Bad team-influence that is!

Not that Nathan would actually vocalize his many opinions. It was basically live and let live for him, don't bother Nate, and you won't be bothered either. He had yet to form any concrete opinions on both ladies. Personality-wise, anyway.

β€œ...And why exactly are we stopping them, anyway?”

Sorry, what? Hadn't they planned to set out just yet? Oh, question rounds. Nathan flicked his mind back to reality as he found his mind having wandered away from the mutant subject, though he had registered Sia's barrage of questions.

β€œDon't need a why, do we? Anything to nudge us from our boring, daily routines. Me, anyway.” Nate butted in, stretching his back as on hand scratched the back of his head.

β€œStill, the lass throws a few legit darts. What exactly is this thing made of? And, have you tried torching the bugger? Fire is a damn good exterminator if ye ask me.” Actually, Nate could just snap his fingers and send it to the moon if one so wished, not that hard! But the method of elimination wasn't what bothered the young man's mind. Rather, why they haven't heard of it before, surely there must've been sightings? And, if not, how did it hide itself so well?