(OOC: Can I just say, Mindy, I read this and got CHOKED UP. It's written so well, the perfect beginning of the end to this arc, and because omg, Bobby, being a leader but also we've worked SO HARD for a week on these threads and they incorporated months of build-up and just... wow. :') We are so Raven.)
[Hellion, Chamber, and Dazzler are floating on a telekinetic disk back to the battlefield when Bobby's authoritative voice rings over Julian's intercom. The message satisfies him and that's really the most he can say about it right now, his expression uncharacteristically blank. There's something off about the way he responds - because he doesn't have much of an emotional response at all.
He tilts his head down and touches his ear, peering back at Jono and Ali.]
Coming down now. We have Mortis unconscious and secured.
[Julian pauses, his blue eyes flashing, finally, with a troubling look - over her sister, over what he knows Ali wants and what she can't do.]
We can't leave her here. No authority would know what to do with her. It's too dangerous, Bobby.
[It's a sign really, of the direness of the situation, of Julian's state that emotion fuses into his last words and he uses Bobby's name. He turns to face forward once more, spotting Bobby on the ground. He lowers the disk until they can all step off it; then it dissipates.]
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[Hellion, Chamber, and Dazzler are floating on a telekinetic disk back to the battlefield when Bobby's authoritative voice rings over Julian's intercom. The message satisfies him and that's really the most he can say about it right now, his expression uncharacteristically blank. There's something off about the way he responds - because he doesn't have much of an emotional response at all.
He tilts his head down and touches his ear, peering back at Jono and Ali.]
Coming down now. We have Mortis unconscious and secured.
[Julian pauses, his blue eyes flashing, finally, with a troubling look - over her sister, over what he knows Ali wants and what she can't do.]
We can't leave her here. No authority would know what to do with her. It's too dangerous, Bobby.
[It's a sign really, of the direness of the situation, of Julian's state that emotion fuses into his last words and he uses Bobby's name. He turns to face forward once more, spotting Bobby on the ground. He lowers the disk until they can all step off it; then it dissipates.]