We Can't Change the Past

Indie MCU Sue Storm. Playing as 2015 reboot only.

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“Yeah…” he began looking around the training room at that comment. “Honestly, I’m asking myself why the Hell I said yes in the first place back then. But…I think I talked myself into it ‘cause I couldn’t go home looking like that and…I wanted to feel…important.”

He sighed as he met Sue’s eyes and smiled.

“Yeah I’ll go grab Reed. Think he needs to eat something other than just downing coffee.”

“You weren’t yourself,” She replied. In more ways than one.

“He does,” Sue agreed and stood up slowly. “I’ll meet you back here in a few.”

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“Oh, I see.” He blinked at the chair now in pieces on the floor. “My god.” 

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Sue laughed softly and straightened her stance. 

“You been okay lately, Clint?”

[agent0019]

“Ah, yes.  I assumed it was either that or you were here on loan from Hogwarts.  Your lack of accent sort of tipped it towards the other option.”

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She chuckled quietly in response and pulled her hand away. “So what brings you here, Ms. Morse?”

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agent0019:

Bobbi nodded.  “Brother.  We skipped the introduction, didn’t we?”  She extended her hand.  “Bobbi Morse, I work with the Avengers.”

“I guess we did,” She replied as she extended her hand and shook Bobbi’s before letting it go. “Sue Storm, I work with the Fantastic Four.”

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“That is a good feeling,” he admitted. “It’s nice not having to listen to those suits tell me ‘Throw this’ or ‘Look mega pissed off for this propaganda crap we’re showing for the news!’”

He thought about it for a moment and murmured, “Could grab a bite with the group – be nice to just go someplace without you guys having to ask for a big space to accommodate me anymore.”

“I’m thinking some place that isn’t a bar – last time I was with Johnny, I had to break up the fight between him and some guy who was lashing out at him for flirting with his girl.”

“You probably noticed, but I never liked when you worked for them,” She admitted. “I didn’t like that they used you and got so close to doing the same to Johnny.”

“That sounds nice. I can go track down Johnny if you want to drag Reed out of the lab,” Sue offered. They could all decide on where to go once they were together.

She grinned. “Sounds like him. Plus, we wouldn’t want to get Reed drunk again. Not with what happened last time.”

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“Yeah… he probably would. He was pretty great…” As much as Johnny hated him sometimes, he never wanted anything bad to happen to him. Now the two of them were alone.

“I’m not being tough! I’m just… y’know. Being me. I’m fine. Really. Just don’t like thinking about it is all. I mean he… right in front of us…”

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“I know,” She replied softly and wrung her hands a little. “It’s a lot, Johnny. I still feel guilty because I should have been able to protect him. I have force-fields I can project with my mind and I couldn’t protect him.”

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Bruce shook her hand firmly before shoving it back into his pocket. “What’s your area of study, Sue?” He asked, giving her a warm smile.

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“Pattern recognition,” She answered immediately. “But I also work on some side projects at the Baxter building too.”

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“Soulmates?”

No. Or… perhaps they did, it was merely that no one bothered to find the one meant for them. Everyone had been so content with the way things were, they never cared about how they saw the world. They had missed so much.

“No. Explain.”

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Sue was feeling a little braver now and put her face closer to his so she could observe him better. She observed his facial features, trying to decipher what was beneath the surface.

“People here say that when you see color, it means you’ve found your soulmate. The definition of them are different to everyone, but it essentially means that you’ve met your perfect match, supposedly,” She explained quietly and watched him.

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“It’s been getting better, i have a bit more control…do you wanna see?” he asked her knowing she had more control over her powers then he currently did. 

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“Sure,” She responded and leaned back in her chair. Sue was glad that he was making some progress now.

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thegalaxyismywave:

She seemed afraid. She was right to fear him. It was something he had become used to it anyway. Yet she brought color into his life… perhaps this planet was a poor choice to offer.

“How?” he echoed, maneuvering his board so that he was merely inches away from her. The Surfer desperately wanted to drink in these new sights, but his better judgement told him to keep an eye on his enemy… even if she could do no harm to him.

“You have altered my vision. I demand to know why and how.”

Sue tried to put up a force-field, but he just glided right through it. She was panicking a little now, but tried her best not to show it.

“You don’t have soulmates where you’re from?” She whispered. She figured he at least wouldn’t be able to see her if she went invisible.

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thegalaxyismywave:

patternsineverything

Planet to planet. Galaxy to galaxy. Everything was the same. One would think that there would be… color off your home world. It was just a vast expanse of darkness, with a few white and grey stars. It was boring. He hardly even felt guilty about bringing Galactus to someone’s doorstep anymore.

Until he came to this new planet… it would have been perfect. Kept him satisfied for quite awhile, but he encountered minor annoyances that insisted upon chasing him across the globe. They were easy to outrun, but how did their inferior technology keep discovering him?

The surfer emerged from one of the most recent holes to the planets core… only to be greeted by a single figure. Perhaps the creature sought out peace for it’s kind. His board drew closer and what happened next almost made him lose his focus.

Color.

There was… color. This human brought him a gift… repaired his eyes, but how?

Sue was frustrated. All of her life she had heard how amazing it was to see in color and she’d been getting more and more pitying looks from people the older she got. She liked Reed a lot, but the world was still a mix of white, black, and grey.

She had accepted that she would never be able to see color and focused on the Fantastic Four and her less media-consumed career at the Baxter Building. The thing consuming everyone’s time right now was the Silver Surfer. They had repaired Reed’s tracking mechanism and found his next location, meaning to separate him from his board.

Sue had just set up hers when she heard trees cracking and moving out of the way. She spotted him and her eyes widened in panic until he came closer; then the world changed around her. There were suddenly colors everywhere and she backed away before bumping into the tree behind her. “How?” She breathed out, mostly to herself.

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straightshooter69:

“I…. don’t actually understand anything you just said.”

Sue raised a brow at him and let her force-field go lax around the chair, effectively crushing it.

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grimmthing:

“Yeah – especially being trapped under all that rock – it was a lot heavier than you think and none of those lab coats from the secret government base were willing to bust me outta it,” he recalled.

“You know what? I don’t know what I’d do to celebrate anyway. But whatever we do, let’s not get Reed drunk – he’s a lightweight and will ramble about random shit.” He shook his head and chuckled as he recalled a moment where he had to get Reed home from a high school party where the punch bowl had been spiked.

“I know,” She murmured, rubbing his shoulder a little. Sue never liked how they used Ben in that government facility, no matter how much they tried to help contain their powers. “At least you can make up your own mind now.”

“I’m not very keen on getting Reed drunk again. You see what he did last time,” She joked. “How about we just go do something? We can go out or stay in and have a movie night or something. Whatever you want.”

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mrfxntxstic:

“I hope so Sue.” He said with a grin as he turned to work more. “I’ve been uh…practicing with my powers.” He said turning to look at her.

“It will. You haven’t sucked the planet into a black hole so we’re still off to a great start,” She laughed and scooted back to her workspace.

“Really?” Sue asked and flicked her eyes up to him. “How’s that been going?”

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straightshooter69:

“What is it you’re actually practicing?” 

“Wrapping a force-field around someone to help them without actually harming them instead.”

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1400faces:

patternsineverything has made contact

Email

Greetings, Miss Storm

We at The New Yorker are running a feature of female superheros and would like to schedule an interview at your convenience. My contact information is below. We look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Clark Kensington, Celebrity and Meta-human affairs asst. ed. 

Sue quite honestly gawked at the email. Someone actually thought she was a superhero? Well, she was a part of the Fantastic Four and helped the Earth with random anomalies, but a superhero? She contemplated for a while, but ended up typing the corresponding phone number into her phone and dialing.