Snippet #1750346

Jen had been quietly resting (or in other words, being her lazy self) and watching the city's ruin below, taking notice of any people that happened to cross by the Bay Bridge. As soon as she'd seen the appearance of another, potentially (probably) enemy elementalist, she'd churned out a wonderful, small storm just above her; in case. Even if it's a dead giveaway, I can still stop anything coming my way, here. So, as she had been otherwise diligently (lazily) overlooking whatever happened, it didn't surprise her in the least when the familiar voice shook her from her thoughts. He'd mysteriously vanished only a moment ago, after all, she'd gotten used to him appearing, as if from no where, a long time ago. I wonder if that Super Speed of his is faster than my run with lightning.. Oh well. Not like I'd care enough to go ahead and race him or something.

"Well well well... enjoying the view from up here? If you ask me I think it's quite beautiful... this city hasn't had this much peace and silence in centuries..." Knowing that her comrade probably didn't come up to meet her just to comment on the view, Jen gave a half-hearted 'Mhmm' while shifting a bit to give him room to sit. Her assumption was proved true a moment later, and she lifted a finger to point at the particular image of the new, unknown person, who'd just reappeared the second before. She glanced at his pet snake, Darius, before giving a reply. "Well, yes, the point was to draw attention; but, either way, I think it's a little too late now. See that guy, there? He's another one of us. And I don't th--" A sudden, shard-like explosion in the air cut her off; almost startling her if she didn't know any better. "--ink he's going to help us. Point proven, right there."

With that, Jen got up without waiting for a reply and stood on the edge of the roof, looking down on her new, potential victim. The blast in the sky had slightly set her off, since with her abilities, she had come to believe the sky was her domain, but remained where she stood as he beat up a round of policemen, then Maxi with a chopper. With her friend in the picture, her sudden urge to shoot lightning dulled to almost none; the signature trait of her laziness, because, well, Maxi could handle a guy like that. She didn't really feel like she had to help. And that's why I'll stay here, thank you very much. Sighing, Jen looked back at Christian while her cloud visibly dissipated before coming back into existence above the bridge; centered to the new guy. "Well, then. I'm guessing that you'll go and round up the others now, right? Don't worry, we'll hold out. After all, Maxi and I do work well together." Or we supposedly work well together. Whatever.

As she spoke, the blade of a hilt-less knife materialized within the grasp of her right hand; which began to glow, ever so slightly, with crackles of electricity. It was only when her storm cloud began to rumble, giving off a measure of rain (mostly falling on Noah), that tiny bolts began to run along the base of her hand. Turning back to her target now, Jen softly gripped her blade and held it up to point at him with her right arm, her left behind her back. She smiled at him once and tilted her head in case he happened to look over (or Maxi, so he would know she was about to do something), and, with as little warning as she could give, let loose a deadly accurate shot of railgun; spearheaded by the small blade of a sharp cooking knife. Simultaneously, her hidden, left hand fingers snapped; the small sound a signal for the thundercloud's aimed lightning. Those, she only loosed three, to save any energy that she could.

I'd be ashamed if that was all it took to get rid of him. Oh crap, I hope Maxi doesn't rage. Seemed like he had a moment going on there. Now hovering a bit over the ground, Jen sped over the Maxi in a bout of lightning, tapping him on the shoulder in the air half a second later. She'd given only a 'Hi', before she finally noticed a lone, standing figure farther along the bridge. Oh, would that happen to be.. Another female elementalist? I wouldn't be surprised. Though it seemed there were more guys than girls, with these abilities. Grinning, she almost set off in that direction, before catching herself and informing her colleague. "Hey, you can take care of this guy, right? I'll be back in a minute." She glanced over at her newfound interest, eyes flashing in some definition of excitement. "Just going to check out a potential danger, that's all." This'll be better than sharing a target with him, anyway. Shame it'll only be just a moment.

Without waiting for a reply, Jen raced over in a matter of milliseconds with her ability, stopping and relaxing a meter close, in the air. The surrounding area seemed to fill with static electricity, a trick she often used in case her old victim attempted to attack her with her back turned. Otherwise, she seemed to be defenseless and without the thought to attack for no reason. With that, her eyes settled over the girl's face, confident that she was, in fact, a female. Call it intuition, whatever. "Hey, would you happen to be like us? With abilities?" Jen let her hands fall to her sides. "I won't suddenly attack you, in case that's what you're thinking. I'm just curious." Well, I won't unless she hits me first. If I'm right and she is like us, then all the more reason not to. Seems like we picked the city with the most other elementalists to destroy, huh?