Kitty Pryde-Barton (
throughaphase) wrote2015-12-02 04:52 pm
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The Jean Grey School- Tuesday
Normalcy these days at the school was chaos. It was too many kids for too few teachers who were under a lot of stress, and there wasn't any real consistency to who was around and who was off fighting. Also, in Kitty's opinion, it was all pretty stupid. And now with the whole Phoenix Five mess, where five of her old friends and teammates had had the Phoenix Force they'd all been so worried about split among them and were now being publicly revered for it, she trusted nothing.
And sure enough, when she heard the words "you should see this," the only surprise was that she wasn't in the middle of class when whoever showed up.
When she walked outside with Warbird, they found Peter, armored up and on fire, floating in the sky above the school. "Get back to your classes," Kitty said, not looking away from him. "If I don't come back, call the Avengers."
And sure enough, when she heard the words "you should see this," the only surprise was that she wasn't in the middle of class when whoever showed up.
When she walked outside with Warbird, they found Peter, armored up and on fire, floating in the sky above the school. "Get back to your classes," Kitty said, not looking away from him. "If I don't come back, call the Avengers."
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“You’ll have to kill me,” she warned.
God damn, her arm hurt.
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“I could kill you and bring you back in the blink of an eye! I could make you do whatever I want! Don’t you see? I am fire and life incarnate! Now and forever, I am Phoenix! I am-“
And then he caught sight of the scene before him. Kitty, on the ground and hurt. Clint, who he actually liked. Supposed friends, all thrown around like they were nothing. One of them had hit the statue of Jean in front of the school and broke it, and the statue’s head was lying near his feet.
It was an image he wasn’t going to forget, ever.
A long moment later, without another word, he shot into the air and flew away.
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"Yes, you could have," she totally lied.
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That felt important.
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This one was going to hurt for a while. Losing Illyana had been bad, but Peter, too...
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"Come on," she said. "Let's get us both fixed up."