Post by phase on Jul 12, 2006 8:14:14 GMT -5
Hannah watched the car pull out of the drive, feeling confused and lost.
Don't come after me Hannah. And never go back to the lab. Trust me, this is for your own good.
She turned a quick circle, her throat tightening as panic began to rise. Her eyes watered, blurring her vision. She was supposed to knock on the door of this big house, but she didn't know who or what would be inside. Hannah just wanted to go home.
She had felt that Miss Jenny really believed what she said, that she was doing what was right for her. She tried to trust, to calm herself, but she was so tired, her knees ached as she stood in her white shoes and socks, starting to get cold in the night air wearing only her leggings and tshirt. She ran her fingers around the band on her wrist, the plastic ID bracelet she'd worn all her life.
Phase Type C ++ ID 68900234 ++ 09.03.1995
There were no names on it. Something in her heart shattered as she realized, they'd never told her where she was. She never had so much as a street name. In fact, it had been years since she'd ever seen one.
As tears spilled down her pale face, she reached for the only person she knew actually cared. Throwing her astral self into oblivion, her small frame erupted in a faint white mist that caught the light of the lamp near the door. The surface of her eyes going white, her back arched painfully as if her soul were being ripped through her chest. Consciousness having evacuated her physical self, Hannah fell hard on her back on the front step.
As Jennifer Walters sped down the road, Hannah had to use her clairvoyance to keep up with the car. She could see Jenny, and placed her ghostly form in the passenger seat she'd been in only minutes before. But Jenny was trying to hide. Hannah could see her teacher wiping tears from her face, hear her sobbing, but the vision was interrupted like a tv with bad reception. As Jenny's mind sought to block Hannah's presence, a humming throb echoed in Hannah's ear. She screamed, covering the sides of her head with her hands. Jenny's muffled voice yelled for her to go back, to go through the door of Xavier's school. Hannah didn't want to. She endured the pain and reached for the door handle, gripping tightly.
And then, something gave way.
Hannah felt herself ripped away from the car, sucked back through astral space as her energy gave out. She'd travelled too many times in the last week, as her training had intensified, and now her spirit was incapable of holding on.
On the front steps of the school, somewhere near five a.m., Hannah gasped for breath, something gurgling inside her chest. The hand that had gripped the car door had been forced to hold on too tightly in order to remain; her palm and the pads of her fingers were stained black-purple and raspberry red where the capillaries had burst beneath her skin.
The coughing slowed, mist dissipating as her astral form settled back into its host. Her pale eyes looked up at the sky. She was so tired, and the stone step was so cool... with a sigh, Hannah's eyes closed in an exhausted sort of sleep.
(ooc: I know some of us may not be on quite the same time, so whoever needs to wait can. I just wanted to get this up here, I was too excited!)
Don't come after me Hannah. And never go back to the lab. Trust me, this is for your own good.
She turned a quick circle, her throat tightening as panic began to rise. Her eyes watered, blurring her vision. She was supposed to knock on the door of this big house, but she didn't know who or what would be inside. Hannah just wanted to go home.
She had felt that Miss Jenny really believed what she said, that she was doing what was right for her. She tried to trust, to calm herself, but she was so tired, her knees ached as she stood in her white shoes and socks, starting to get cold in the night air wearing only her leggings and tshirt. She ran her fingers around the band on her wrist, the plastic ID bracelet she'd worn all her life.
Phase Type C ++ ID 68900234 ++ 09.03.1995
There were no names on it. Something in her heart shattered as she realized, they'd never told her where she was. She never had so much as a street name. In fact, it had been years since she'd ever seen one.
As tears spilled down her pale face, she reached for the only person she knew actually cared. Throwing her astral self into oblivion, her small frame erupted in a faint white mist that caught the light of the lamp near the door. The surface of her eyes going white, her back arched painfully as if her soul were being ripped through her chest. Consciousness having evacuated her physical self, Hannah fell hard on her back on the front step.
As Jennifer Walters sped down the road, Hannah had to use her clairvoyance to keep up with the car. She could see Jenny, and placed her ghostly form in the passenger seat she'd been in only minutes before. But Jenny was trying to hide. Hannah could see her teacher wiping tears from her face, hear her sobbing, but the vision was interrupted like a tv with bad reception. As Jenny's mind sought to block Hannah's presence, a humming throb echoed in Hannah's ear. She screamed, covering the sides of her head with her hands. Jenny's muffled voice yelled for her to go back, to go through the door of Xavier's school. Hannah didn't want to. She endured the pain and reached for the door handle, gripping tightly.
And then, something gave way.
Hannah felt herself ripped away from the car, sucked back through astral space as her energy gave out. She'd travelled too many times in the last week, as her training had intensified, and now her spirit was incapable of holding on.
On the front steps of the school, somewhere near five a.m., Hannah gasped for breath, something gurgling inside her chest. The hand that had gripped the car door had been forced to hold on too tightly in order to remain; her palm and the pads of her fingers were stained black-purple and raspberry red where the capillaries had burst beneath her skin.
The coughing slowed, mist dissipating as her astral form settled back into its host. Her pale eyes looked up at the sky. She was so tired, and the stone step was so cool... with a sigh, Hannah's eyes closed in an exhausted sort of sleep.
(ooc: I know some of us may not be on quite the same time, so whoever needs to wait can. I just wanted to get this up here, I was too excited!)