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Lexi

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[Lexi's Garden] That Time of Year Again
« on: October 22, 2010, 08:54:46 AM »

Avatar's were not supposed to get sick, were they?

Lexi pondered this as she gargled some water. She was in the small bathroom of her cottage, twilight dawn creeping through the blinds. This time of year did not treat Lexi well. Last year she had hid away and waited till she felt better. This time however, she had more important prospects to pursue.

She felt it was a requirement to see that the Ghost Rock Solution was a success. With her new ensemble of abilities she had to be able to do something useful, right? She technically saved a life after all. That was a start.

Lexi took a deep breath, looking at herself in the mirror and then smiled. She could do this, only needed a few days. After a few days she could crawl back here and hide till the 'holiday' passed.

With this spur of confidence, she reached into the dresser and took out a small black bag. She tested the weight in her hand and nodded in approval. All the MOGWIPS were there and she planned on taking them with her. 7 might have been a lucky number but if a level 10 prism was possible.... well, better safe than sorry.

She hoped so. Maybe she should pick up a four-leafed clover while she was out. Even with new tricks up her sleeve, that did not explain the other problems that had developed. The faded shadow she had was now completely gone. Lexi felt incomplete without a shadow and other things reinforced this feeling. Light was retreating from her, maybe that explained the 'no shadow' thing. Her hair no longer shined and her skin was no longer illuminated by light. It was not helping the sickly color her skin was contracting from her condition.

Lexi knocked the side of her temple a few times and sighed, "Stop being so negative, everything is going to be fine." She would tell herself that anyways. She had no time to worry, she had a job to do.
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"Remember the past, for it will repeat itself"

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Re: [Lexi's Garden] That Time of Year Again
« Reply #1 on: October 22, 2010, 11:27:28 AM »

So much for a positive attitude.

Lexi did not know what to do with a dead body. She did not think people really died in the Nexus. The man in question was dressed in the uniform of a Soviet soldier. The once pristine outfit was torn and dirtied and the man himself did not look much better. Where he had fallen dead, Lexi did her best to position him so he was laying on his back, arms folded across his chest. He looked... comfortable. Lexi was wiping a few tears from her eyes, the bout of crying that had occurred about ten minutes earlier finally fading off.

A piece of paper could be seen clutched in her hand and something else held in the other.
She kicked at the ground a few times, a string of curses escaping her before she took a deep breath, calming down. She looked back at the body and cringed, before retreating inside. She didn't have a shovel, she was sure of it. However, as she searched, she was able to find one in the cellar, propped nicely against the wall as if someone decided to leave it there for her. She wrapped up the tiny object with the paper and placed it in the bag of MOGWIPS and picked up the shovel. She glanced around, "...Thanks."

...Lexi headed back outside and she began to dig. It would take the better part of the day but she did not care. What this man had been through, if the letter was true, he deserved every second spent. If she was a little late to the gathering it would not matter, not in the long run at least. As she worked a song came to mind. Not the words but a melody that wanted to be known to her now. She began to hum softly as she dug up the surprisingly soft earth, following the rhythm of the song.
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"Remember the past, for it will repeat itself"

OOG: Marcella 'Mars' Torres
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