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she's still working out the kinks of the shapeshifting, not quite a mastered skill quite like her counterpart. she didn't get the chance to grow up with the mutant gene in her veins, learn and shape the power uniquely for herself. arthur urges that with time, the transformation will hurt less; her bone cracking and breaking apart beneath the barrier of her skin to shape into whatever it is that she decides to transform into. usually, a tiger is her favorite. quiet, can crouch low, with a wide sense of abilities that can ultimately come in her own favor. it's the aftermath she's also still struggling with; she wishes that x-men did not dissimilate before crafting her a suit that is well versed for her abilities.
whenever she transform, the clothes are no longer built to provide modesty but instead become nothing but scraps of fabric that tear apart at her feet. when returning to her human form later, the clothes are gone, and missing in the pile that she since abandoned. carson waits behind a tree when she hears someone approaching, her hearing suddenly an amplifier for whatever is near her. another perk of becoming a mutant. finally, with a faux soften expression on her features, she peeks her blonde tresses from behind the body of the tree, and asks the stranger, "you don't happen to have a jacket a gal can borrow, do you?"











