Arabella copied Adams laugh with her own chuckle. Her nervous gaze darted away and she once again found a lock of her own hair to fiddle with. ”There was surprisingly little variety actually. Only a few different hardy and fast growing vegetables to supplement what I assume is already stocked in the kitchen.” She explained the current potato situation in a statement that got faster as it went on. Luckily Felix interrupted before she could list every species they had available.
”Wait, is-is someone hurt?” She asked with a very concerned look on her face.
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Chelsea grumbled something angrily under her breath as she stepped fully into the room and locked the door behind her. The ghostly one was about to tear a hole in his arm. The sunglasses one looked like he was about to cry. Both of them were bleeding from the face. Excellent. She sighed heavily and hoped this was the worst to come. It was far too early in their mission for complications.
Her question had not been answered and she did not care enough to find out who or what was at fault here. She settled with finding out if everyone was alright.
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Something about the two people moving around the room set Clement off. Watching them hurt his brain. No! Magnus hurt his brain! This was all his fault! In a fit of rage he forgot about his nausea and instability and shot up to his feet. Growling incoherently he launched himself at Magnus. He had no plan, all he wanted to do was hurt him, get revenge.
”Watch it, Glasses!” Chelsea warned and grabbed Clement just before he could reach his target. He squirmed around in her bearhug and managed to kick Magnus in the shin before she could get a better grip on him and pull him away from the poor pasty fellow.
”It wasn’t me officer! It was him, he started it!” Clement whined like a child with a new and almost unnoticeable slur to his speech. He wriggled for a moment before stopping completely and allowing Chelsea to hold him standing. Suddenly everything hurt and he closed his eyes tightly against a headache.
Chelsea glared down at the prisoner in her arms. Her face twitched with her unsavory thoughts. Whose idea was it to bring prisoners onboard? On top of that what maniacs thought it would be smart to keep them together?
”Wait, is-is someone hurt?” She asked with a very concerned look on her face.
—
Chelsea grumbled something angrily under her breath as she stepped fully into the room and locked the door behind her. The ghostly one was about to tear a hole in his arm. The sunglasses one looked like he was about to cry. Both of them were bleeding from the face. Excellent. She sighed heavily and hoped this was the worst to come. It was far too early in their mission for complications.
Her question had not been answered and she did not care enough to find out who or what was at fault here. She settled with finding out if everyone was alright.
—
Something about the two people moving around the room set Clement off. Watching them hurt his brain. No! Magnus hurt his brain! This was all his fault! In a fit of rage he forgot about his nausea and instability and shot up to his feet. Growling incoherently he launched himself at Magnus. He had no plan, all he wanted to do was hurt him, get revenge.
”Watch it, Glasses!” Chelsea warned and grabbed Clement just before he could reach his target. He squirmed around in her bearhug and managed to kick Magnus in the shin before she could get a better grip on him and pull him away from the poor pasty fellow.
”It wasn’t me officer! It was him, he started it!” Clement whined like a child with a new and almost unnoticeable slur to his speech. He wriggled for a moment before stopping completely and allowing Chelsea to hold him standing. Suddenly everything hurt and he closed his eyes tightly against a headache.
Chelsea glared down at the prisoner in her arms. Her face twitched with her unsavory thoughts. Whose idea was it to bring prisoners onboard? On top of that what maniacs thought it would be smart to keep them together?