Voices from Heaven (
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A cry for help
[a distress call has been tracked across the void, finally leading back to the source. a hulking crippled ship, teeming with hostile alien life, now lies before you.
what do you do? do you dive in or hang back? are you here to learn, play, build, or observe?
however you choose to proceed, your audience is out there somewhere, watching.]
ooc: here is a good ol' themed mingle to get you all started! and don't feel limited by the prompts and what they describe--they're just there as idea-starters, so feel free to go anywhere and do anything.
have fun!
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what do you do? do you dive in or hang back? are you here to learn, play, build, or observe?
however you choose to proceed, your audience is out there somewhere, watching.]
ooc: here is a good ol' themed mingle to get you all started! and don't feel limited by the prompts and what they describe--they're just there as idea-starters, so feel free to go anywhere and do anything.
have fun!
info post→ here
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What did they give you?
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[The words she used to say with a sort of bemused curiosity now come out with a slight tang of bitterness. After all, what kind of support can she be here? Especially now with the injury to her leg.]
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Not a lot of experience with it?
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[She glances down at her leg again, almost on impulse, before looking up and away.]
...perhaps that is not the case.
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[ And a lot of ways to fail, when it comes down to it, but. Not the point. ]
Who're you fighting at home, sweetheart?
[ Perhaps that's forward, but he feels he can push a little. She has the scorch of war all over her, where it shouldn't be but nearly always is. ]
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His name is, or was, Ultron, a hyper-intelligent artificial intelligence. Supposedly, Stark created him to be some sort of peace-keeping initiative. Something that could protect the world if the Chitauri, or some other alien threat, were to ever attack again. Instead... he became just the opposite. A monster... determined to try and bring about the genocide of man, believing it to be a natural step in evolution. We, the Avengers that is, stopped him, but...
[Wanda's expression is forlorn. She immediately seems distant; her head somewhere completely different from their present reality.]
...at a cost.
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We haven't faced anything like that, or met anyone like you. If we do — [ he pauses, and his own mouth becomes a thin, unhappy line ] I promise I'll do everything in my power.
[ But war is war, and it takes without regard. ]
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When- [She stops, corrects herself.] if you meet me... another Wanda... back home... I may not be an ally.
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I think she'll make the right choice.
[ He smiles at her, the quiet warmth of a sole lamp in a room. ]
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She will not.
[A pause, as Wanda's expression once again becomes forlorn. She seems weighed down with a heavy burden. But her words that follow imply some sense of internal hope.]
Not at first.
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She does, eventually, right? That's what's important.
[ He rests his hand on hers. ]
I'm not your Cap, so you don't have to believe me, but I think that's what's more important.
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You may not be "my Cap," but you are a good one.
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[ He gives her a playful smirk. He's not Steve — just a guy trying his best to be as great as he was. ]
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Butter you up? I do not-
[Then she thinks she understands the turn of phrase. She blushes and gives a slight smile before turning away.]
I- you... are a fine Captain. I am only speaking the obvious.
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Well, I'll do my best to live up to that.
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I believe you will.