- Missions
- 80
- Residence
- California
*Eva turned her head and watched the two new people go at it bitchingly to try and figure out what was going on. She knew why they were after her, but not the rest of these people, so she just kept quiet. She learned to stop trusting people a long time ago, too much information at the moment might be too much for them to know about her. She tried too hard to keep her life balanced and MysTech free so far, she wasn't about to let it run down the drain, be it by demons or mutants. She watched the two get thrown across the room into her couch by the strongest one there, a woman dressed in a catsuit, lowering her head a little as she mentioned the fact Eva had been rescued from these things, hoping she wouldn't have to go too into it. She shook it off and leaned back into the couch on the armrest, looking at Haleigh approach the older woman and continue on with a rant. As she spoke about the Citadle, memories from her past flooded through her brain, leaving her looking gone and distant for a few minutes as she remembered the faces of Christopher and Adam, the all too familiar feel of her procedural chair, the beepings of the machines, the smell of the chemical air...no, she wasn't going to go back to that, not now, not ever, they needed to be stopped. The hypnotically alluring swirls in her eyes began to crackle and shine a light icy blue, a light wind picking up in the room before Eva snapped back to attention, blinking her eyes some as she looked around, wondering if anyone had noticed. She ignored it and continued to watch everyone bickering about, seeing as she was the only one "unfrozen" up to this point...before this was done she'd have all their secrets well found out.*
"So how do we all fit in...purpose wise?"
*She paused and listened to Alison continue to speak, watching her intently as she tilted her head to the side taking in the information. She didn't have to look at the view of the Citadle being displayed, she could remember it quit well after the five years. She did however look over at the scrying glass, seeing the pictures of her two captors, staring at them as if her gaze could burn a hole through them, deep down hoping it could. Her eyes followed the new woman off the couch and into the cornor, naturally assuming she was having a similar event with the knowledge of her now alive father. Eva grit her teeth, letting the glass change in her view as she looked upon random citizens being overcome with this new TO virus...thankful she wasn't around to experience that test. Their screams and bloody bodies didn't affect her much at all, she was used to carnage and other more random and defiling results from laboratory tests from MysTech. The images changed again, this time showing herself. A little shocked, she glanced back over to Alison as she spoke, not breaking her gaze and not caring if anyone stared at her. Thunder cracked as the tall woman popped into the room, tired yet still bitchy. Her suspicions were correct, some people were going to get bloody before they were all done helping each other, there was no doubt about it. As Alison retold all she had spilled previously to Spellbinder, Eva turned her head and nodded at the tall woman, taking another moment to get all the facts straight as she played with them in her head. This mention of "Black" piqued her interest as she wondered what the two women were talking about, and helping free Foxfire from the Citadle was an obvious must whilst reeking havoc to destroy the place.*
"I can get you in, around the place; it's secret rooms, hidden doors, whatever."
*Eva eyed the two women, before taking a quick glance over at Haleigh who'd been rather amazingly quiet for some time. She needed to make herself useful to this group of people besides just attracting sentinels like flies to a burning white light. She'd spent five whole years in the establishment, she certainly knew her way around the building...how to get past the spreading virus would be the next problem. All went quiet in the room as Alexis stormed off, throwing objects and sending them crashing to the floor as she disappeared into a room. She was too emotionally disturbed to do anything right now, but the virus was spreading and they needed to do something about it quickly to keep it atleast contained within NYC. Eva slipped off the armrest and walked across the room towards the door putting on hand on the knob while she lightly tapped with a knuckle on her other hand. She opened the door and walked in, closing it behind her as she leaned back against the door, keeping herself in dodging range in case the woman decided to test her flexibility. She stared at the ground the entire time, her peripheral vision keeping Alexis and her hands still in view as she thought about things. She looked up at Alexis for a moment with a brief half smile, not knowing how the woman would take it but hoping she could get through to her somehow.*
"You've made it this far thinking he was dead, just the mental thought of him being gone and out of your life was enough. Well he still is, what says that just because he's alive doesn't mean you can't carry on as you were? Parents may seem like the world, but there's so much more out there within friendships thats a lot closer than family will ever come."
"So how do we all fit in...purpose wise?"
*She paused and listened to Alison continue to speak, watching her intently as she tilted her head to the side taking in the information. She didn't have to look at the view of the Citadle being displayed, she could remember it quit well after the five years. She did however look over at the scrying glass, seeing the pictures of her two captors, staring at them as if her gaze could burn a hole through them, deep down hoping it could. Her eyes followed the new woman off the couch and into the cornor, naturally assuming she was having a similar event with the knowledge of her now alive father. Eva grit her teeth, letting the glass change in her view as she looked upon random citizens being overcome with this new TO virus...thankful she wasn't around to experience that test. Their screams and bloody bodies didn't affect her much at all, she was used to carnage and other more random and defiling results from laboratory tests from MysTech. The images changed again, this time showing herself. A little shocked, she glanced back over to Alison as she spoke, not breaking her gaze and not caring if anyone stared at her. Thunder cracked as the tall woman popped into the room, tired yet still bitchy. Her suspicions were correct, some people were going to get bloody before they were all done helping each other, there was no doubt about it. As Alison retold all she had spilled previously to Spellbinder, Eva turned her head and nodded at the tall woman, taking another moment to get all the facts straight as she played with them in her head. This mention of "Black" piqued her interest as she wondered what the two women were talking about, and helping free Foxfire from the Citadle was an obvious must whilst reeking havoc to destroy the place.*
"I can get you in, around the place; it's secret rooms, hidden doors, whatever."
*Eva eyed the two women, before taking a quick glance over at Haleigh who'd been rather amazingly quiet for some time. She needed to make herself useful to this group of people besides just attracting sentinels like flies to a burning white light. She'd spent five whole years in the establishment, she certainly knew her way around the building...how to get past the spreading virus would be the next problem. All went quiet in the room as Alexis stormed off, throwing objects and sending them crashing to the floor as she disappeared into a room. She was too emotionally disturbed to do anything right now, but the virus was spreading and they needed to do something about it quickly to keep it atleast contained within NYC. Eva slipped off the armrest and walked across the room towards the door putting on hand on the knob while she lightly tapped with a knuckle on her other hand. She opened the door and walked in, closing it behind her as she leaned back against the door, keeping herself in dodging range in case the woman decided to test her flexibility. She stared at the ground the entire time, her peripheral vision keeping Alexis and her hands still in view as she thought about things. She looked up at Alexis for a moment with a brief half smile, not knowing how the woman would take it but hoping she could get through to her somehow.*
"You've made it this far thinking he was dead, just the mental thought of him being gone and out of your life was enough. Well he still is, what says that just because he's alive doesn't mean you can't carry on as you were? Parents may seem like the world, but there's so much more out there within friendships thats a lot closer than family will ever come."
