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sabrina callaghan

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if you aren't making waves, you're not kicking hard enough
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NAMExxxsabrina arabella callaghn

NICKNAMESxxxbrina, b

AGExxxtwenty-two

GENDERxxxcisfemale

SEXUALITYxxxbisexual

NATIONALITYxxxamerican

ABILITYxxxforce-field manipulation

HEXxxx#F0B0CA

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ABILITIESxxxSabrina can mentally generate a psionic field of pink-tinged force, which she uses for a variety of effects. Most commonly, Brina generates near-indestructible force fields around herself or others at her will.

By generating additional force behind her psionic force shields, she can turn them into offensive weapons, such as launching a force-field at an object or crushing someone inside a field (although she is much to passive to attempt such act). Sabrina is capable of generating and manipulating multiple psionic force fields simultaneously although this generally takes a lot of her focus. Sometimes her force fields demonstrate a zero-gravity effect on the objects they are surrounding, and can be used to deflect heavy oncoming artillery. She is currently practicing on using the shields as platforms or stairs to be able to climb, but she hasn't been too successful yet.

WEAKNESSESxxxSabrina's force-fields can only go about 25ft in diameter, meaning she couldn't protect a large crowd with her shields. Maintaining a shield takes a tremendous amount of effort, especially when it is being beaten down on from the outside. Just like actual walls they can be chipped away if they take an extreme amount of damage. Sabrina cannot hold a force-field for long periods of time, but it roughly depends on the size of the field and situation. Attacks against her force-field also hurt her as well, currently in the form of bruises or scratches on her body, it seems as if she is somehow physically connected to them which could possibly come from the idea that they are generated psionically, per her own mind.

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PERSONAxxxSabrina is an individual you can meet once and never forget. She possesses an aura of confidence that so few possess and many envy. A natural leader and social butterfly, Sabrina shines in social situations. There is usually not a dull moment with Brina, she's too adventurous and fun-loving for that. The young woman likes her parties and friendly gatherings, and she's a bit impulsive and intense to those who don't know her. Her impulsiveness is almost never a good thing because in moments under pressure she may do things that she might immediately or later regret. The word crybaby isn't one associated with Sabrina (in fact she hates to even think about herself in that way), but, deep down she's a very emotional being. When she gets really frustrated or angry she can't seem to vocalize her feelings and then the added frustration brings on the tears, no matter how hard she tries to fight them.

One thing that makes up a large part of Sabrina's disposition is her intense protectiveness, especially with her brother. Sabrina is like a lioness and the people she cares about, her cubs. The birth of her ability can only be explained by her need to protect those around her with a fierceness unlike any other. With Elliot, Sabrina is a typical older sister. He is her everything and (while he may not enjoy it) nobody can get close to him without going through her. When around her friends she can almost be seen as the "mom" character. Her widespread arms are always searching for someone in need and she practically can't help it. She can be quite stubborn when someone refuses her advice, sometimes for the sole fact that she hates being disagreed with. Her calming persona has always come natural to her as she has noticed a calming demeanor will always pacify a person in distress.

Overall, Sabrina is truly a girl that knows what she wants. She doesn't have time for idle fancy, so she refuses to dabble in things or people that aren't worth her time or effort. While some may see this as bitchy (considering she can be a little cutthroat) she truly just wants the best for herself, her brother, and those around her. Chipping past her complex nature is a rather goofy and passionate being, which shines through when she's comfortable around you. Deep down she would lay anything down for the people that she loves.

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HISTORYxxxSabrina was born to a rather fortunate family, with her mother being a successful writer and her father being a Cardiologist at the hospital in Auburn, MN where they resided. She was the oldest in the family, her brother Elliot just a year and a half younger than her. From a young age Sabrina was always the loud one. At a young age she was enrolled in nearly every sport, club, hobby you could think of and looking back - she can't help but feel bad from all the time her parents focused on her. Not that she was ever "the more promising child" rather she just had a full schedule nearly 24/7. Regardless, Sabrina and Elliot were close. Growing up the two were practically inseparable, and Brina kept it that way even as they got older. When they hit their teen years they went through a rough patch as their minds at that time began to drift apart, but Sabrina took every possible opportunity to keep the relationship with Elliot strong. Even if she meddled in his life. What could she say- she was that over protective sister.

It wasn't until the crash that her and her brother's entire life changed. Sabrina was nineteen and it was Elliot's senior year, specifically the prom. Sabrina had just gotten back the week prior from her freshman year at UC Berkley. He had been so excited to go with a girl he had mustered up the courage to ask, Natalie, and Brina couldn't have been more proud of him. Unfortunately, only 45 minutes later Elliot had called Sabrina, clearly down and in desperate need of the classic "Brina's Heartbreak Cure". He didn't give much details but she grabbed the keys to her car and was there in a matter of seconds. That year the two had grown perhaps the farthest apart they had in a while, since they didn't attend the same school and Sabrina had been away the whole year at college. But, it didn't take but five minutes for the two of them to scream "Dancing Queen" at the top of their lungs as she drove them to their favorite 'Mom and Pop joint' which had the best burgers and milkshakes in town. It was an accident. The car in front of them had been hauling metal scraps for some job and the two were in the wrong place at the wrong time. In the middle of the last chorus a large metal rod detached from the bed of the truck and came barreling towards Sabrina's small Convertible. Panicked and completely taken off guard Sabrina swerved to avoid the scrap losing control of the car, and spun off into the ditch. Witnesses said the car flipped probably several times over before hitting a large oak. Sabrina couldn't even get out a scream.

When she finally came to her senses, the car was turned side ways in the ditch, the only thing holding her up being her seatbelt. It took her a few days to recover her voice after the crash as she made it hoarse by her sheer screaming. In that moment, Sabrina truly thought her brother was dead. He was limp in his seat, smashed glass around his body like a protective field. Blood streamed from a nasty gash in his head and no matter how many times she called his name he wouldn't answer. It was then she realized she had been impaled by a piece of her dash that had come lose. And she was losing blood fast. She can just faintly remember the flash of blue and red lights in the distance before she finally lost consciousness.

When she awoke in the hospital the first thing she asked for was her brother. Nothing else mattered in that moment. She tried to break out of her hospital bed several times, her father pleading with her to stay put as she had been brought back from the brink of death. Her brother was in worse condition, but she never gave up trying until she finally got the news that he had survived, barely. If she would've paid closer attention she would've noticed the pink energy generating from her clenched fists. Sabrina will forever live with the guilt of the crash on her chest. Even though she was the driver of the car and it was her fault her brother still paid for it in the end. Sabrina was terrified he would hate her when the doctor's gave him the news that he would never walk again. Blame her for ruining his life. Of course, it took some time but in an odd and morbid way it brought them closer together.

Sabrina dropped out of Berkley and instead enrolled in the community college to be closer and take care of her brother. For the first few months she did everything for him, made him food, dressed him, took him to the park so he could enjoy the sunshine. It wasn't until she walked in on his chair moving by itself that she realized the never came out of the crash the same. Sabrina had been ignoring the constant buzz of energy she always felt around her, but knowing her brother was different too made it easier to accept. It wasn't long before she found others like her and her brother, and she followed his fascination as she would do anything to keep him safe.

So begins...

Sabrina Callaghan's Story

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#2019-06-28 13:32:36, as written by partially-stars

NIKOLAI HARRELL

outfit xxxxxxx hex; #5f0e0e

xxxcoloured crimson in my eyes
xxxone or two could free my mind
xxxthis how it ends
xxxi feel the chemicals burn in my bloodstream

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xxxAnd to think being called extraordinary once used to be a compliment. It still was, of course. Parents would beam if they were told their child was extraordinary. But the smile would soon slip if they were told their child was an Extraordinary.

Or at least, that was how Nikolai Harrell felt at that exact moment in time. As he walked through the city, the constant noise made his clenched jaw tighten even more. He'd had the beginnings of a headache leaving base and it was steadily worsening. His squad had noticed the odd shift in his mood since he'd returned, but they put it down to difficult memories, grief and confusion. None of those things were helping, of course. But he'd still gone back. His father had wanted him to do whatever made him happy, but being a flight engineer was all that he knew. And strangely, he'd missed it. His life had gone so goddamn strange that he missed the routine.

And yet, here he was. Walking into something even stranger. He wasn't convinced a bunch of extraordinaries sitting in a room was a good idea. It would certainly make them easier to target. But with this killer headache, the constant thoughts of doeshelovemedoesshehatemetwolattesgodihopetheytipwhoevendrinksthisshit whirling in his head, he wondered if that would be a bad thing. They'd agreed to meet in public. Meeting strangers in someone's apartment would just be weird.

He found the address with relative ease. It was a coffee shop, one that was blissfully quiet. But even still, Niki fished two painkillers out of his bag and swallowed them with a mouthful of water from his water bottle. He hung outside until the voices went a little quieter, until he knew he’d be able to tolerate it. As he stepped inside, he scrolled back through his phone to find the messages. They’d all sent something identifying about themselves. Niki had simply said he’d be dressed in military gear. One person, “hopepunkrose” had said they had long blue hair, and he could see a woman sitting in the corner matching that description. He took his time ordering his coffee, focusing in on her thoughts. he's wearing military gear. i wonder if it's him. nobody else is here oh god i hope other people show up what if he's a creep what if he's the killer-

He let his focus slip and smirked to himself. Yep, it was her. He took his coffee and made his way over to the table, practically throwing himself into the nearest seat. The woman raised an eyebrow. "Don't worry, I'm not the killer. I'm Maverick," he said. "I'd be lying if I said I wasn't half expecting a young Tom Cruise. I'm hopepunkrose. Or, you know, Mat. My user's a bit of a mouthful," She retorted, relief written all over her face and colouring her thoughts. He smirked, taking a long sip of his coffee. He'd kept a stash of his antipsychotics and honestly, sitting here, still able to hear the whirling thoughts of this woman, he wished he'd taken one. This was going to feel surreal, no matter what. If only he could have peace as well.

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#2019-06-30 20:05:40, as written by ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

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Joji leaned back in his chair, eying the shadows moving behind the art director's office.

Must be nice.

He hated open offices and shared tables even moreso. There was no room for personal knick-knacks and the half-wall barriers dividing the left and right sides of the table were laughable. It was easy to tell who was surfing Amazon and who was playing Diablo III, the office worker's game of choice. He couldn't deny that he'd been guilty of shirking his duties in the past but, well there was no "but." The Japanese man still needed to pore through the feedback his team received from the beta testers of their last update.

"Trying too hard to be like Apple" seemed to be the prevailing sentiment, although everyone was happy to finally have night mode (God knows how long Joji had been fighting for that feature to be implemented). Everything trickled down from market research to analytics to the art director to them and finally, to the coders. Those poor, poor coders. There was an art to predicting what users wanted and more importantly, delivering what they didn't know they wanted. He found too often that there could be all outcry in the world against a certain change, only for it to be well-received. The opposite, incidentally, rarely happened.

A ping from his desktop brought his attention back to his screen where his work chat was buzzing.

xxxChris V: yo
xxxanyone down for boba tonight? @everyone
xxxAlex H: I can't. I have class in the morning.
xxxJun H: Depends. Can I get a ride back to BART?
xxxChris V: i gotchu bro
xxxDenise N: I'll go if Andy goes
xxxAndy L: Boi I'm broke

Joji pursed his lips for a moment. He had planned on cleaning his fridge tonight but...

xxxJoji K: Only if we can get Boba Guys.
xxxChris V: oh heck yea dude

He turned to his other screen, tabbing into his spreadsheet with a renewed vigor. There were still quite a few responses to go through and the chances of his team leaving work on time were slim, but for the sake of milk tea he would push through. He tabbed through his windows for a few moments, squinting at the preview of r/totallynormal.

Wait.

Fuck.

xxxJoji K: Hey sorry guys. Just realized I've got something after work.
xxxChris V: aw come on
xxxChris V: we haven't gone in forever
xxxAlex H: We had Boba Guys two days ago.
xxxChris V: but they're sooo good!
xxxJoji K: Okay fine, we can get drinks but I have to leave right after.
xxxChris V: yeet

He spent the rest of the day in relative silence, not daring to take a break in case he ended up requiring overtime. Luckily for him, the art director decided to take off early and leave them to their own devices. The milk tea came shortly after (an egregious line) as did Joji's journey to the latest artisanal coffee shop. Hopefully he wasn't too late.

He pulled up his phone and spotted two members of the meet-up, a man in a military outfit and a woman with blue hair. The blue hair was par for the course in SF but the military gear not so much. In retrospect he'd been pretty vague in his descriptor: Asian in a blue button up and jeans. That honestly could describe half of his company alone.

"I'm guessing we're all here for the same thing?" Joji asked, appraoching the table with a lazy wave of his hand.

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#2019-07-07 05:51:29, as written by rubytuesday

━━━━━━━━━━━━ RIO KIYOKO
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━━━━━━ MANON CASTELLANOS
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Click. The orange flame of the zippo lighter set Rio's face aglow. The touch of heat that radiated from it was a pleasant sensation in the blistering cold- a cold that Rio had, as per usual, hardly prepared for. She seldom changed her attire based on the reasons, preferring to brave the elements than abandon her 'brand'. Click. The heat and the flame vanished. Click. They appeared again.

She wasn't used to waiting- usually she was the late one. And yet here she was, clicking her lighter open and closed, not in impatience, but just in her typically fiddly manner. She didn't like being left alone with her thoughts- she didn't something to distract her. Her father's old lighter worked perfectly, as did the cigarettes they lit when she decided that she didn't mind the smell after all. As she was wont to every couple weeks. What could she say? She's a fickle thing.

Finally, just as she was reaching for the packet in her pocket, Manon appeared, walking towards her, head bowed and mouth already forming words of apology.

"Sorry, I was-" "Deciding whether or not to come?" Manon's mouth closed, and she met Rio's amused gaze with a cool one. "... Yeah." Rio smirked, tucking the lighter back into her pocket before swinging her arm around the girl's shoulders. "And now? Still feeling indecisive?" Manon shook off the older woman's arm. "I'm here, aren't I?" Rio sent her another teasing smile, and Manon, in her traditionally short-tempered fashion, stormed on ahead, leaving Rio to catch up.

Manon had spent the morning in an internal debate. To go or not to go. She felt hesitant, although she wasn't sure exactly what it was that had her so fearful. Was it the danger of the killer? The danger of other extraordinaries? Or, more likely, was it that fear of rejection that had her so on edge? She knew the latter was the most likely culprit, and it plagued her to no end on the days leading up to the portentous meeting.

At least Rio was going. Rio the reckless. Rio the fearless. Of course she was going. What did she have to fear? But then again, Manon wondered what exactly Rio's reasons for attending were. Rio was hardly the sort to get caught up in the dramas of other people, if you could call the serial murders of extraordinaries, 'drama'. And she was even less the sort to care so much as to join some sort of ragtag justice team. As they walked to the address, Manon briefly considered looking deeper into Rio's emotions. Just as quickly, however, she abandoned the thought. Boredom, she presumed, was Rio's most likely motivation. The woman loathed being bored.

Finally arriving at the address, a unassuming little cafe, Rio turned to her companion. "Not too late to turn back, Nonny." Manon paused at her words, but shook away her reservations, stepping forward to lead the way through the door.

Immediately, Manon tasted tea. Sweet, as though the cafe's most regular occupants preferred several spoons of sugar. Rio whispered in her ear, "Let me know if it's tasty." Sliding her hands into her pockets, Rio barely had to look about the shop before noticing the man in the army uniform, and the girl with blue hair. They were hard to miss, the uniform in particular being hard to ignore, and even harder not to scoff at.

One a picture of confidence, and the other wishing she was but with less success, the (cute) blonde Asian in a leather jacket and the girl in a tan hoodie and black jeans walked over to the group of three. Rio slid into a free chair, already comfortable, whilst Manon chose to wait, standing by her side. "Huh. You're all a lot better looking than I expected. Kudos."

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#2019-07-08 20:17:31, as written by partially-stars

MAT ROSE

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xxxxxxi'm not bitter
xxxxxxi'm just tired
xxxxxxno use getting angry
xxxxxxat the way you're wired

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Well. Not overly alarmed. Maybe just a little. He sat down, looking around the coffee shop with something between curiosity and exhaustion. Maverick had more or less disclosed that he had telepathy, because conversations with him would be "interesting", as he'd said himself.

An Asian guy matching the description of one of the group arrived, with a lazy wave and a grin. "Yep. Fucked up EO support club," Maverick said, before taking a mouthful of his own coffee. Before Mat even got a chance to suggest they all introduce themselves, two more arrived. A tall, intimidating looking girl and a really cute blonde Asian girl. When the Asian girl mentioned they were better looking than she expected, Mat was pretty damn sure that she blushed a little. But she caught herself, reminded herself why they were here, and cleared her throat.

"Uh, I think we might still be waiting on a few people, but why don't we introduce ourselves?" She suggested. Maverick raised his eyebrows. "What, are we going to play some dumb game with a ball to make sure we learn each other's names?" He asked, and Mat shot him the most venomous glare she could muster. He raised his hands. "Fine, whatever. I'm Nikolai, but you'll probably all butcher that pronunciation so just call me Niki. You all know me as Maverick, so be warned, I can hear what you're all thinking." He raised an eyebrow, as if to ask if that was good enough. She rolled her eyes and sighed. "I'm Matilda, but please just call me Mat, you all know me as hopepunk, and I'm a mimic."

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#2019-07-14 19:59:43, as written by huneycomb

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sabrina callaghan & elliot callaghan
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“Damnit, we are 100% late” Sabrina mumbled as she hastily wheeled her brother down the busy streets her phone navigation to the coffee shop muffled as it was stuffed in her pocket. “This is nothing like Burbank”. Elliot snorted slightly from his seat, “I really don’t know what you expected Brina. Also- could you slow down a little? Jesus, you’re going to mow someone down if you’re not careful”. She huffed slightly, slowing her pace sticking to the sidewalk closest to the buildings to avoid any ‘accidental’ run over toes. “Do you think this is a good idea?” She spoke quietly leaning down to Elliot’s ear, afraid of who or what might hear. “No” He responded curtly keeping his eyes trained on the pavement in front of them, “but that doesn’t necessarily mean we shouldn’t. Haven’t you wondered? Ever? If there were others like us, and know that we’ve found them you can’t tell me that you’re not the least bit curious as to what they have to say?” He was right, like always. “Okay, but any sign of trouble and I’m wheeling us back to Burbank”.

Elliot was a little nervous, which was a funny feeling as he hadn’t felt like that in a while. It had been a while since he had met new people let alone left his own house. A large part of the reason in him and his sister’s attendance was due to the fact that he couldn’t stand be trapped inside for any longer. Even though the trip had been less than ideal, and the busy city made his stomach churn he couldn’t help but feel free again. He hadn’t given any indication of his, predicament, on the chat so he was curious to see how the others would react.

Sabrina finally managed to locate the shop, thankfully, the street it was located on was much more quiet. She turned Elliot’s chair pushing open the door with her back and walked inside the shop. It was mostly vacant aside for the occasional avid coffee drinker and college student. Which is why they stood out like a sore thumb in the back of the shop. It was an odd assortment of people, they definitely didn’t seem to fit. Unfortunately, they all seemed to be engaged in conversation. Perfect, definitely late. She slowly wheeled Elliot over to the table pausing in front of it, not wanting to interrupt any of the others. Sabrina caught the tail end of the man in the army uniform and blue haired girl’s words. “You all know me as Maverick, so be warned, I can hear what you're all thinking." She bit the inside of her cheek slightly, hear thoughts? She suddenly felt a little more conscious of her mind. "I'm Matilda, but please just call me Mat, you all know me as hopepunk, and I'm a mimic.” Sabrina gripped the handles of Elliot’s chair, her pristine confidence faltering as she felt a little out of place. Elliot must’ve noticed because he spoke for her.

“Hello, I apologize for our tardiness but the transportation system is not as - friendly as we expected” In fact it was a complete nightmare. “I’m Animo, Elliot and my sister, Paladin, is Sabrina”.

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#2019-07-16 17:41:37, as written by ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

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As everyone introduced themselves, Joji's glanced at his cup of boba mixed with ice and watered down milk tea. Perhaps he should have brought enough for everyone. It was certainly better than drinking over roasted coffee. Upon looking at everyone else however, he quickly recanted the thought. He was already that guy, the one who brought an outside drink despite the sign at the door asking him not to.

He stood to toss his empty drink into the trash before sitting back down and nodded along to people's names. Everyone's attitudes were somewhere between reluctant and begrudging save for Mat who had attempted to foster some camaraderie among all of them.

Mat hopepunk, dyed hair.

Nikolai Maverick, no tag needed.

Blonde jp girl.

Sabrina Paladin, blonde but also white.

Elliot Amino, the uh...brother of Sabrina.

He squinted at Manon. The lady from EO.

"Joji, online tag also Jóji but with an accent," he announced with a sheepish grin, "my ability's a bit uh, hard to explain but I wouldn't worry about it."

He’d been purposefully vague about his power, mainly because he didn’t know how to do so without it sounding silly. Maverick already revealed himself as a telepath but Mat's mimicry interested him more. Could she only copy people's actions or did that extend to powers too? He had a theory regarding Stands but nobody else to test them on, well really nobody else he could confide in.

Joji didn't expect to meet them all too often, even if the whole reason they met was to band together. These groups often dissolved after a few meetups and he highly doubted that they could keep gathering in San Francisco unless everyone magically lived in the Bay (and he wouldn't wish that upon anyone). At best they would be a merry band of extraordinaires that put off monthly meetings and at worst, one of them was the killer. The idea gnawed at him and at first, barred him from responding to the invite but the slim chance this could lead to finding Seychelle again was too good to pass up.

You said it yourself. You're special too.

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