OoC: Um...wow. Certainly didn't expect that to happen. I think I'll keep Jane, because it will be the perfect revenge for the heroes...and possibly Dark Cloud. But the next time she reaches a situation as drastic as this, she will die, since you shouldn't fool twice. Unfortunately there really isn't much of a way to make her last incredibly wrong, since the fear of being bored has driven her to insanity, and it may come to the point where just the very factor of breathing in and out may seem boring. Suicide was only going to occur is she lost to Wraith.
And VampirateMace, I'm sorry if you wanted to keep Wraith, I realize that there weren't many options left in some scenes of roleplay. I hope that your next hero is just as good as the rest of your characters, because your roleplaying has always been the model I have adored and followed.
Well, with that hideously long rant in mind, let's get back to the mental hospital.
Jane Moriarty
Villain
Highway
She closed her eyes as the deed was already done, not knowing if the boy had truly died or not. She heard something in the distance, but she was too lost in her own thoughts to pay any true attention. To her surprise something sharp cut across her face, ripping the soft flesh across her face. Automatically she slowed down time, and watched as the bird from earlier, the disguised hero, dragged its claws across her cheek and nose. Tears emitted from her eyes, still feeling the strange sensation of sentiment. Finally, the last tip of the claw finished at the tip of her nose, causing blood to drip from across her face. Eyes open with shock, everything was moving slowly. It kept getting slower and slower…until finally, time stopped.
Observing her surroundings, she saw the hawk coming in from a second strike. Surrounding her people were shocked and horrified. She wondered why this felt so strange. She had frozen time over and over again, and never felt so strange and unnatural while doing it.
Yet, something was strange. Slowly, the bird was moving in reverse, its speed increasing as it continued backwards. It clawed against her face again, but instead her scar healed as he went.
She understood. Time was moving backwards. She had never done this before, and had no control over how it was moving. Time was beginning to race backwards, going so fast the objects only looked like flashing lights. She closed her eyes again, tears filling her eyes. Finally, as though it slammed the breaks, time went at its regular speed.
She was in her own home, the mansion in South Haven, their country home. Servants and maids passed by her, not noticing her presence. She didn’t know why, but she had never gone back in time either. She had never seen the servants so grouped together. They were all running to the backyard. She followed them, and saw a scene that she had long forgotten.
She was eight, and had been “playing” with the nanny. When the woman suggested one to many times for her to get up and stop reading, Jane said she needed to get a toy from inside.
But Jane didn’t pick up a toy. She had already seen the gun in the top shelf in his office. Easy to climb.
Easy to see the nanny didn’t make it. It was Jane’s first kill. And it was the beginning of many.
Zooming back to her original time, she didn’t know the importance on the moment beyond it being her first. Back in her original time, she just barely dodged the second blow, before a police officer grabbed her arm.
“You’re under arrest.” He said simply, with the ambulance and police car finally here. Even though she was insane, she wasn’t stupid. She used the tears as her weapon as she was dragged in by the police, saying “Wraith used his powers on me! He took over my mind!” Tears running down her face she screamed into the air, kicking back against the officers until they finally shoved her into the seat.
She had to either choose between disappearing, which would make her lose her easily gained reputation, or she would go to prison again. She was tired of sitting around and doing nothing, might as well being a villain again since Wraith was dead.
Freezing time, she left the car and the overall area. She was a few blocks away, and decided to stop for lunch. No one was there to watch the restaurant. That was a shame. Well, at least they still had a few pastries inside the counter.
And VampirateMace, I'm sorry if you wanted to keep Wraith, I realize that there weren't many options left in some scenes of roleplay. I hope that your next hero is just as good as the rest of your characters, because your roleplaying has always been the model I have adored and followed.
Well, with that hideously long rant in mind, let's get back to the mental hospital.
Jane Moriarty
Villain
Highway
She closed her eyes as the deed was already done, not knowing if the boy had truly died or not. She heard something in the distance, but she was too lost in her own thoughts to pay any true attention. To her surprise something sharp cut across her face, ripping the soft flesh across her face. Automatically she slowed down time, and watched as the bird from earlier, the disguised hero, dragged its claws across her cheek and nose. Tears emitted from her eyes, still feeling the strange sensation of sentiment. Finally, the last tip of the claw finished at the tip of her nose, causing blood to drip from across her face. Eyes open with shock, everything was moving slowly. It kept getting slower and slower…until finally, time stopped.
Observing her surroundings, she saw the hawk coming in from a second strike. Surrounding her people were shocked and horrified. She wondered why this felt so strange. She had frozen time over and over again, and never felt so strange and unnatural while doing it.
Yet, something was strange. Slowly, the bird was moving in reverse, its speed increasing as it continued backwards. It clawed against her face again, but instead her scar healed as he went.
She understood. Time was moving backwards. She had never done this before, and had no control over how it was moving. Time was beginning to race backwards, going so fast the objects only looked like flashing lights. She closed her eyes again, tears filling her eyes. Finally, as though it slammed the breaks, time went at its regular speed.
She was in her own home, the mansion in South Haven, their country home. Servants and maids passed by her, not noticing her presence. She didn’t know why, but she had never gone back in time either. She had never seen the servants so grouped together. They were all running to the backyard. She followed them, and saw a scene that she had long forgotten.
She was eight, and had been “playing” with the nanny. When the woman suggested one to many times for her to get up and stop reading, Jane said she needed to get a toy from inside.
But Jane didn’t pick up a toy. She had already seen the gun in the top shelf in his office. Easy to climb.
Easy to see the nanny didn’t make it. It was Jane’s first kill. And it was the beginning of many.
Zooming back to her original time, she didn’t know the importance on the moment beyond it being her first. Back in her original time, she just barely dodged the second blow, before a police officer grabbed her arm.
“You’re under arrest.” He said simply, with the ambulance and police car finally here. Even though she was insane, she wasn’t stupid. She used the tears as her weapon as she was dragged in by the police, saying “Wraith used his powers on me! He took over my mind!” Tears running down her face she screamed into the air, kicking back against the officers until they finally shoved her into the seat.
She had to either choose between disappearing, which would make her lose her easily gained reputation, or she would go to prison again. She was tired of sitting around and doing nothing, might as well being a villain again since Wraith was dead.
Freezing time, she left the car and the overall area. She was a few blocks away, and decided to stop for lunch. No one was there to watch the restaurant. That was a shame. Well, at least they still had a few pastries inside the counter.