Me? Sucked into the void that is the Final Fantasy fandom? Replaying all the Final Fantasies in my possession? NEVER.Â
no but seriously there are things that need to happen in the ffvii remake or iâll actually flip a table.

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Me? Sucked into the void that is the Final Fantasy fandom? Replaying all the Final Fantasies in my possession? NEVER.Â
no but seriously there are things that need to happen in the ffvii remake or iâll actually flip a table.
âYeah. Where we are nowâŠthis is Terra.â He said, tilting his head a bit when she called it Earth. That was a weird name for it. But that would also make sense as to why everyone stared at him down here when he called it Terra. Quill mustâve adapted to the name that they called up in space and never bothered to call it Earth. Interesting. He was learning a lot about this place.
As she explained a bit about their mutations and how they came to be, his head nodded in understanding, âThat makes sense.â He mumbled, âI guess everybody ainât created in a lab like me.â For a minute there, Rocket had gotten his hopes up that there was someone else out there like he was. But that was a fools hope, he was recognizing, âSo you just got a lot of cold abilities?â He asked, âSo can you make thatâŠuhâŠthat stuff that you guys eat?â He clearly had no idea what it was called, âItâs coldâŠâ That was about as much as he knew about it. Quill would talk about it a lot. He just never picked up on the name.
âOh trust me, there are people out there created in labs and experimented on. Only problem is that they rarely, if ever, get out.â The only reason she knew that was because sheâd seen a blog post by some semi-famous Internet person who also happened to be a phenomenal journalist, she described at length the experiments conducted on men, women, children and even small babies. Not exactly the kind of thing you forget.
âCold stuff we eat?â She laughed, âYou could be talking about a dozen things. Ice-cream? Milkshake? Eton Mess?â
âWhatâs a better time to get used to them than right now?!â He shouted back and watched as she kicked off her shoes. Probably a good choice. The closer they got to the top of the roof, the more her concern came out, âI have a plan, I have a plan!â This reminded him of when he was in the Kyln with the rest of the guardians and they didnât believe him. It was a little less thought out than that one but it would work. Rocket busted through the door that lead to the room and he pointed towards the water that was directly beside the building, âMake an ice ramp and weâll slide off it into the water. They ainât gonna get us in there.âÂ
Panic was rising up through her chest now, threatening to choke her completely. She wasnât just frightened of being caught, she was frightened of enveloping the entire building in ice or accidentally hurting someone even if they were after her.
âY-You want me to what?!â She yelled. âI-I canât control it! I donât know how!â But she had to know. Because if she didnât it would be the end of both of them. She looked over at the water, then squeezed her eyes shut and without looking shoved her hands forward in the air and right in front of her, hoping that the ice ramp she was seeing in her head just appeared. When she opened her eyes, there was definitely something that looked like a ramp, but it was covered in was looked like snow. Tentatively she approached it and touched it very gently, and the snow seemed to be swept away and beneath her fingers the snow covered ramp turned to solid ice, just how sheâd seen it in her head.
There was a sudden rise in the noise below them and she realized where she was and what was happening. Now was not the time to celebrate the fact that sheâd created something using her power of her own free will. âYou go first! IâllâŠdoâŠsomething to the ramp so they canât follow.â Exactly what she was going to do she had no idea.
The realization came the moment he felt the dive in temperature, and it would be the most intelligent thing to keep his mouth shut knowing that the hatred she seemed to share for the mutation came from troubles in her own life. But when had the boy genius ever been good at keeping his lips sealed? Call it a minor character flaw. âLet me guess, youâre a mutant with a very horrid backstory. Can see why you may be upset with my form of thinking, then again, most donât find my thought process too agreeable.â
Though it had quickly become quite cold, it was nothing he couldnât stubbornly fight against. âBecause mutants such as yourself donât want the power. They canât control it⊠theyâve spent to long being treated like monsters⊠or they fear of one day misusing it and doing something that can not be undone. So I will do what they have been asking or praying for because I am a man of science with a love of knowledge, and altering the genetic code of a superior race is a large challenge.â
Elsa was struck with an overwhelming desire to slit his throat, to scream at him and freeze the entire room over with him in it. But she didnât do that. No, instead she stared at the computer screen. Jaw still set and hands shaking with rage.
âYou may understand the science behind it all, but do not pretend for a second you understand what itâs like.â She hissed, as she began to rise slowly from her seat behind the desk. âTo live every single day knowing you could throw the entire east coast into an ice age so freezing that no ordinary human could step outside without having every molecule inside of them freeze in seconds. To know that you have a mutation so grossly powerful it can construct its own sense of self, and at any moment might decide to take the reins and reek some kind of havoc while you sit in your own subconscious begging for it to stop.â She had come around from behind the desk now, the temperature in the room so cold she could see her own breath. âSo donât you dare,â She leered in at him, âTalk about it like you know it all. Because you donât know shit.â And with the last word she turned to go back to her seat behind the desk, the temperature in the room rising at a steady pace as she did so.
âWell, Elsa, Iâm Bobby. And Iâm sort off the oldest one of the guys in there. Iâm the first class. But⊠time travel timey-wimey stuff.â He shrugged. âBut, good news is, if youâre interested I would love to take you there.â Bobby smiled at her. âYou seem insecure about what you can do and, well, Iâm good with the cold. Iâd love to help. And Iâm sure ms. Pryde can deal with another person on our group.â
Elsa pursed her lips, still uncertain as to whether or not she ought to go. âI said Iâm just going for a look. I havenât decided.â She folded her arms across her chest. âAnd I canât go now. I have end of semester exams, a job, and then I have to pack to go home over the holidaysâŠâ
three word starters
âiâll do it.â
âplease just donât.â
âi hate you.â
âi love you.â
âyou love me?â
âplease stop it.â
âi canât breathe.â
âjust go away.â
âyouâre an ass.â
âyouâre a bitch.â
âdonât leave me!â
âdonât walk away.â
âstay with me.â
âiâm begging youâŠâ
âfor fuckâs sakeâŠâ
âclean this up!â
âplease kiss me.â
âget off me!â
âyou are despicable.â
âare you okay!?â
âdonât do this.â
âplease shut up.â
âare you drunk?â
âdonât forget me.â
Has anyone done this yet?
I HATE ALL Y'ALL RIGHT NOW
âItâs not an abomination!â He shouted back at her, dragging Elsa along as he weaved up the staircase, working his way to the top of the building. Why? Well, below there were hoards of agents, looking to take them below, âWeâre different, remember?!â Rocket huffed, âThatâs what! Now hurry up!âÂ
âFor a sentient being that once had tiny raccoon legs you sure learned how to adapt to using longer ones pretty well!â She yelled back at him, finally giving up on retaining her precious Prada high heels, kicking them off as she ran up the stairs, frost following rapidly behind her as she lost all ability to restrain herself. âThe fuck are we supposed to get down?! Did you even think this through?!â To be fair, it was unlikely the chasers below would be able to follow easily given how the flight of stairs below them was covered in a thick sheet of ice.
Rocketâs lips pressed into a thin line as Elsa seemed to ponder over what he just said. Was it really that strange? He really couldnât judge because he was from space so nothing was strange to him. Except for Terranâs and the weird things they had. But he was working on that. However, she seemed to be completely flabbergasted by what he said.
His brows furrowed when she began to mumble and he couldnât but think that he broke her. But finally, she spoke again, earning a heavy sigh from Rocket, âAinât a prank, lady.â Rocket said, folding his arms across his chest, trying to not be offended, âMe and four other people saved the entire galaxy about a year ago because some crazed maniac was gonna blow it.â He shrugged, âI was still a raccoon thenâŠâ He mumbled, his brows furrowing and shaking his head, âSo youâre from Terra then?â He asked, tilting his head, âHowâd you get those powers?â Seemed like a space thing to him.
Elsa couldnât comprehend it. The more she tried to make sense of it the less sense it made. She phrased it in a thousand different ways, and still it was weird. But hadnât aliens brought ruin upon New York, led by a demi-god a few years ago? And then there was that robot that tried to destroy the world in Sokovia⊠The idea that somewhere else in the universe someone had been trying to destroy the galaxy didnât seem so farfetched.
She had to blink a few times when he posed the question to her, âIâŠTerra? Is that what you call Earth?â That, at least, made sense in her brain. âSome humansâŠâ She was about to go on before she shook her head, âItâs all very complicated, some humans have this gene that gives them powers sometimes. Everyone has a different power, and different levels of it too. The stronger the gene, the more powerful you are, and the more of a change your body goes through when it activates. Like I mentioned before, I lost a lot of my pigmentation and my blood circulates a lot better than most humansâŠsuppose it has something to do with adapting to the cold.â She shrugged. Hang on, was she talking to a space raccoon? Did this count as talking to a space raccoon?
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She was on interview duty. Of course she was. It wasnât as if she could complain since her father practically paid for everything for her, it was the least she could do really. Dressed in a black dress with a navy blazer, with her hair in a slick up-do she stepped out of the small office and called the next name;
âMiss Riley Cross.â
Continued from ( x ) with @teamrocketx
âOh well excuse me, if youâre supposed to be a master tactician then ITâS AN ABOMINATION OF A PLAN!â She screamed at him over the sounds of God only knew what whizzing overhead. âWhat the fuck did we even do?!â
Rocket had forgotten to mention that he wasnât from Terra, didnât he? Damn. That shouldâve been the first thing he said. He was all out of wack with these things. His hands clasped together and the male began to rub them together, unsure how to drop this other bomb on her. He already felt kind of bad that he just told her about his shit life. Does she really need to know about alien life forms? Oh, why not? He was already bursting bubbles.
âYeahâŠwell, thatâs âcause I ainât from here.â Rocket said, sniffling his nose afterwards which was steadily becoming a habit, âIâm from Halfworld.â He paused, âIn the Keystone Quadrant.â Another pause, âIn space.âÂ
âIn...space...â Elsaâs jaw all but dropped. She looked from him to the ground and then up at the slowly darkening sky above them. A person that was once a raccoon but put into a human body who was also from space.
It was at this point that she began to mutter in her native tongue about having completely lost her mind, or maybe she was dreaming because this was just too absurd. She looked at him again; there was no way her imagination was good enough to dream up such a realistic looking man (besides, if sheâd had her way sheâd be dreaming it was Alexander SkarsgĂ„rd). âThâŠthis isâŠâ She was at a loss for words. She could ask him to prove it, but heâd literally just shown her those cybernetic things. And she knew she was very much awake because she wouldnât be straining so hard to keep herself from freezing everything over.âThis is an elaborate prank isnât it. Very well executed I must admit, but really you can stop now.â
Like for a starter. Come with me to a world of pure procrastination friends!
Leaning forward, now somewhat interested in this conversation he slowly shook his head. âYou werenât listening closely enough, when i said that the mutation was gorgeous I meant on a genetic level. I mean a gene so specific yet it mutates differently in every body where itâs active. Itâs span of influence in the body and the uniqueness of each mutantâs traits is beautiful.â he said with a small smile \
âIf people thought like I did do you think those mutants would be shunned or mistreated for the gifts they possessed? And donât you think that if we spent more time learning about the gene instead of destroying it, perhaps there would be a way to help mutants?â Jimmy shrugged his shoulders and sat back. Blue eyes taking in her expressions as he spoke.Â
âLike anything else the body is capable of a person can train themselves to control it, shouldnât mutants be taught to control that power? Imagine a world where they are treated like valued members of our society instead of merely feared, discriminated against, ostracized.â
Elsa could understand what he meant. But it was the language he was using to explain himself that was irking her further. What she possessed was not a gift, it was a curse. It had led to the death of an innocent child, her sister, and he had the nerve to call it a gift?! Though she could not feel it herself, the temperature in the air in the reception area had begun decrease rapidly. She was glaring at him, her jaw set as he went on. He sounded like a bloody politician.
âIf people thought like you did Iâm sure their minds would change once they saw how devastating some mutations can be.â She raised her eyebrows, âParents disown their own children for it you know.â Not that she had been disowned, but the fear she saw in her parentsâ eyes felt like a punch straight to the chest every single time. She almost wished sheâd been disowned sometimes. âIf you find these mutations so beautiful, then why are you here to discuss how to change it or get rid of itâŠâ Or whatever it was they were trying to do. Â
*Shoves you*
The Tricksterâs eyes narrowed at the sudden show of force, body tensing up as he stepped towards the stranger again. âWhat do you think youâre doing?â
âI think Iâm trying to get you to move.â Elsa stated, âIâm in a hurry. Itâs freezing out here.â And it was entirely her fault.
[Ainât no thing like me âcept me.]
Indie Rocket Raccoon
There was a silence between the two and Rocket wondered what he had said to cause it. It was normally his fault and he accepted that. Rocket wasnât the best with talking to people but he was getting better, he felt. But who really knew? It wasnât like he was going to ask Quill if he was still an asshole or something. His blue eyes shifted back to her when she spoke and his brow quirked. The male investigated her hair, clearly thinking about what she said, âEh, looks fine to me.â Rocket said with a shrug, âBut I probably ainât the person.â He chuckled, âI gotta say, itâs nice not havinâ a tail anymore. I canât tell you how many idiots stepped on it.â That got really annoying after a while, âAnd Iâm tall. Thatâs a plus, right?â Much better than being two feet tall.
Elsa was finding herself suffocating underneath the most ridiculous questions she was near bursting to ask. To be fair, any ordinary person would if theyâd met someone who was once a raccoon. But sheâd rather risk being discovered to be a mutant than sound like a four-year-old child.
âStrange though, you think if scientists here did manage to give a raccoon human qualities theyâd be ranting and raving about it, never mind they transferred you to a human bodyâŠâ She mused aloud. UnlessâŠit was some kind of a secret project. Was he part of some kind of an army of raccoons? It sounded ridiculous but after everything that had happened over the past few years, very little was deemed to be impossible these days. An army of raccoonsâŠthat would be a sight to behold. She couldnât help but smile slightly despite herself.Â