Runaway (Comments Welcome)
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 10:45 pm
((OUT OF CONTINUITY!!!))
((This story is a crossover with just about every character I have in CoH, or at least, the more prominent ones. I'll define the character, Glowing Vigilance, in this thread as an on going until I run out of ideas or I just get bored.))
The bucket of mustard fell on Summer's head. She pulled it of her head and threw it across the bathroom at the wall.
"What? Didn't see that comin' loser!" Biff said laughing, "Couldn't predic yourself out of a wet paper bag!"
Summer looked over her shoulder and kicked the door with the back of her heel sending it flying and whacking Biff in the head. She ignored his scream for help and started washing her face and hair of the yellow substance that smelled like a dried out turd. She looked herself in the mirror to see what she missed and got a big steaming pile of regret instead. Summer looked horrible, her eyes had bags and her demeanor was sallow.
"You look horrible Summer." She told herself, "I've seen Arachnos recruits look better after some experiments than you."
"Summer Vigil, report to the office please." Came Gemini on the intercom.
"What else can go wrong today." Summer muttered washing her face again before grabbing some towels.
She pushed the door open drying her face and felt herself go face forward anf face plant to the cobble stone floor. She closed her eyes and felt her nose warming up with blood. Biff howled in laughter, she could hear him jumping up in down at his next prank.
"Hahaha! You freshmen are so EASY! Loser!" Biff replied.
Summer stood up, her head was spinning and she was seeing white still. Her nose was bleeding into the towels thankfully. Her look was worse, it'd gone from sallow to white as the blood leaked out. She plugged it with the towel and shook her head to catch her balance.
"Screw it..." She muttered.
"Summer Vigil to the front office immediately...." Gemini said coming over the intercom again, she repeated her message but Summer ignored her out right.
She went to her room, ripped open her closet, grabbed a white dress shirt she had to wear under the coat and threw it into a duffle bag. She grabbed her comm and ripped it off her jacket and smashing it against the wall.
"I refuse to let people push me around that have no clue what will happen to them after they leave this place." Summer thought, "And I don't care."
She paused for a moment as the promise came back to her, her eyes narrowed as she felt the guilt of leaving that here at the school.
"They don't want to be helped so I quit." Summer thought internally, "I didn't fail, I just realized there was no chance."
Summer dead bolted the door, locked the top lock and put a chair up against the door for good measure. She threw the duffel bag around her shoulder, opened her window, cut the screen out and started tying bed sheets together. The bundle was tied to the bed in a knot that would release with three yanks. She tossed it out the window and went out. She yanked it once, twice and it fell down to the ground next to her. She folded it under her arm, stuffed it in the duffel bag and started walking.
"It'll take them the rest of today and tomorrow to figure out I'm gone and even then it'll be another day before they check my room. Then they'll debate to see if I was kidnapped or I left. Home free, away from Biff and the rest of those awful people who see it best to tease and ruin people's days to better their own." Summer thought as the wind blew.
"Hello!"
Her stomach sank, "Damned X-Factor." She cursed under her breath as she turned around. A little girl, dressed in St. Joseph's garb wearing a japanese beany to give off the impression that she had rabbit ears, smiled up at her. She was asian by decent, her black hair was short in the back and long in the front with a districtive strand running in between her eyes.
"Hi." Summer said uncomfortably.
"Whatcha doin'?" She asked.
"Going on a field trip." Summer lied.
"Cool! Where to?" the girl questioned.
Summer looked at the ground, "Kings... yeah Kings Row to see my folks for a while. They wanted me to visit."
She looked at Summer big eyes, "Can i come with you please!!!" She said grabbing ahold of Summer's leg.
"Gah! No! It's private, and you'll be bored out of your little skull." Summer groaned.
"Awe... no one wants to take me with them." She said looking down at the dirt, "I just want to hang out with someone since my friends left."
Summer knelt down and lifted the little girls chin up, "What happened to your friends?" She asked.
The little girl's sorrow was heartwrenching, "They left because their powers went away and didn't need to stay no more. I used to hang out with them every day." She said smiling, remembering the events.
Summer bit her lower lip, this was stupid but she couldn't help herself, she was human after all, "Alright, I guess you can come but you can't tell anyone, so get some stuff cause this will be a long trip. No candy, just clothes and meet me back here, Okay?"
The little girl jumped twenty feet in the air in a yell of joy, Summer took a step back, "Holy crap!"
"I'm Annabell, but everyone calls me Rabbit!" She said jumping up and down.
"Or super ball..." Summer muttered, "Okay, go get your stuff and don't tell anyone, okay?"
"Okay!" She said and bounced away.
Summer facepalmed and rubbed the bridge of her nose. She set her duffle bag down and sat in the grass waiting for Annabell. She heard the laughter a mile away. Annabell was bouncing with her book bag on her back. It was yellow with Hello kitty on the front.
"I'm back!" said the hyper active little girl, "Oh and you never told me your name!"
"Summer." Summer replied.
Annabell threw her hands up and jumpped up on Summer's shoulders. Summer grunted at the new found weight and they both nearly fell over.
"Oh no, off. You can bounce like a ping pong ball, so I'm not carrying you." Summer warned.
"I know but I get hungry and then I just can't do it anymore. Hurt myself the first time, my dad sent me to this school because of it." Anna said.
Summer groaned, "Fine but only for a little while."
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The two of them walked for miles with Anna pointing out things and asking Summer questions that a normal 8 year old would ask. "Where does spit come from?", "Why are boys scared of us?", "What're boobs?", "Why's your hair white?", "What's 9 times 33?". Summer didn't mind as much as she originally thought she would, but still enough to be annoyed to an extent.
"Why do boys think they can't cry?" Anna asked.
"Because they think their full of hard bits." Summer answered.
"Hard bits?" Anna asked.
"Yeah, they think that because their boys, they need to be strong in front of girls. I'm really not sure what the word is but men like to think their that all the time." Summer continued.
"Oh..." Anna said looking up at the sky.
"Alright, off I'm getting really tired carrying you." Summer answered.
Anna bounced off her shoulders and started walking. Summer collapsed on a bench and sat back. Anna bounced right next to her and sat down. She looked at Summer and tried mocking her position as best she could. Summer sat there and enjoyed the moment, Anna wasn't far behind. The first leg of their little runaway adventure had started and was far from over.
((This story is a crossover with just about every character I have in CoH, or at least, the more prominent ones. I'll define the character, Glowing Vigilance, in this thread as an on going until I run out of ideas or I just get bored.))
The bucket of mustard fell on Summer's head. She pulled it of her head and threw it across the bathroom at the wall.
"What? Didn't see that comin' loser!" Biff said laughing, "Couldn't predic yourself out of a wet paper bag!"
Summer looked over her shoulder and kicked the door with the back of her heel sending it flying and whacking Biff in the head. She ignored his scream for help and started washing her face and hair of the yellow substance that smelled like a dried out turd. She looked herself in the mirror to see what she missed and got a big steaming pile of regret instead. Summer looked horrible, her eyes had bags and her demeanor was sallow.
"You look horrible Summer." She told herself, "I've seen Arachnos recruits look better after some experiments than you."
"Summer Vigil, report to the office please." Came Gemini on the intercom.
"What else can go wrong today." Summer muttered washing her face again before grabbing some towels.
She pushed the door open drying her face and felt herself go face forward anf face plant to the cobble stone floor. She closed her eyes and felt her nose warming up with blood. Biff howled in laughter, she could hear him jumping up in down at his next prank.
"Hahaha! You freshmen are so EASY! Loser!" Biff replied.
Summer stood up, her head was spinning and she was seeing white still. Her nose was bleeding into the towels thankfully. Her look was worse, it'd gone from sallow to white as the blood leaked out. She plugged it with the towel and shook her head to catch her balance.
"Screw it..." She muttered.
"Summer Vigil to the front office immediately...." Gemini said coming over the intercom again, she repeated her message but Summer ignored her out right.
She went to her room, ripped open her closet, grabbed a white dress shirt she had to wear under the coat and threw it into a duffle bag. She grabbed her comm and ripped it off her jacket and smashing it against the wall.
"I refuse to let people push me around that have no clue what will happen to them after they leave this place." Summer thought, "And I don't care."
She paused for a moment as the promise came back to her, her eyes narrowed as she felt the guilt of leaving that here at the school.
"They don't want to be helped so I quit." Summer thought internally, "I didn't fail, I just realized there was no chance."
Summer dead bolted the door, locked the top lock and put a chair up against the door for good measure. She threw the duffel bag around her shoulder, opened her window, cut the screen out and started tying bed sheets together. The bundle was tied to the bed in a knot that would release with three yanks. She tossed it out the window and went out. She yanked it once, twice and it fell down to the ground next to her. She folded it under her arm, stuffed it in the duffel bag and started walking.
"It'll take them the rest of today and tomorrow to figure out I'm gone and even then it'll be another day before they check my room. Then they'll debate to see if I was kidnapped or I left. Home free, away from Biff and the rest of those awful people who see it best to tease and ruin people's days to better their own." Summer thought as the wind blew.
"Hello!"
Her stomach sank, "Damned X-Factor." She cursed under her breath as she turned around. A little girl, dressed in St. Joseph's garb wearing a japanese beany to give off the impression that she had rabbit ears, smiled up at her. She was asian by decent, her black hair was short in the back and long in the front with a districtive strand running in between her eyes.
"Hi." Summer said uncomfortably.
"Whatcha doin'?" She asked.
"Going on a field trip." Summer lied.
"Cool! Where to?" the girl questioned.
Summer looked at the ground, "Kings... yeah Kings Row to see my folks for a while. They wanted me to visit."
She looked at Summer big eyes, "Can i come with you please!!!" She said grabbing ahold of Summer's leg.
"Gah! No! It's private, and you'll be bored out of your little skull." Summer groaned.
"Awe... no one wants to take me with them." She said looking down at the dirt, "I just want to hang out with someone since my friends left."
Summer knelt down and lifted the little girls chin up, "What happened to your friends?" She asked.
The little girl's sorrow was heartwrenching, "They left because their powers went away and didn't need to stay no more. I used to hang out with them every day." She said smiling, remembering the events.
Summer bit her lower lip, this was stupid but she couldn't help herself, she was human after all, "Alright, I guess you can come but you can't tell anyone, so get some stuff cause this will be a long trip. No candy, just clothes and meet me back here, Okay?"
The little girl jumped twenty feet in the air in a yell of joy, Summer took a step back, "Holy crap!"
"I'm Annabell, but everyone calls me Rabbit!" She said jumping up and down.
"Or super ball..." Summer muttered, "Okay, go get your stuff and don't tell anyone, okay?"
"Okay!" She said and bounced away.
Summer facepalmed and rubbed the bridge of her nose. She set her duffle bag down and sat in the grass waiting for Annabell. She heard the laughter a mile away. Annabell was bouncing with her book bag on her back. It was yellow with Hello kitty on the front.
"I'm back!" said the hyper active little girl, "Oh and you never told me your name!"
"Summer." Summer replied.
Annabell threw her hands up and jumpped up on Summer's shoulders. Summer grunted at the new found weight and they both nearly fell over.
"Oh no, off. You can bounce like a ping pong ball, so I'm not carrying you." Summer warned.
"I know but I get hungry and then I just can't do it anymore. Hurt myself the first time, my dad sent me to this school because of it." Anna said.
Summer groaned, "Fine but only for a little while."
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The two of them walked for miles with Anna pointing out things and asking Summer questions that a normal 8 year old would ask. "Where does spit come from?", "Why are boys scared of us?", "What're boobs?", "Why's your hair white?", "What's 9 times 33?". Summer didn't mind as much as she originally thought she would, but still enough to be annoyed to an extent.
"Why do boys think they can't cry?" Anna asked.
"Because they think their full of hard bits." Summer answered.
"Hard bits?" Anna asked.
"Yeah, they think that because their boys, they need to be strong in front of girls. I'm really not sure what the word is but men like to think their that all the time." Summer continued.
"Oh..." Anna said looking up at the sky.
"Alright, off I'm getting really tired carrying you." Summer answered.
Anna bounced off her shoulders and started walking. Summer collapsed on a bench and sat back. Anna bounced right next to her and sat down. She looked at Summer and tried mocking her position as best she could. Summer sat there and enjoyed the moment, Anna wasn't far behind. The first leg of their little runaway adventure had started and was far from over.