@dealwithitbub;
Death, destruction and a large figure at the center of it -- these images seemed to plague Jean’s mind more often than not lately. Whether it was in the form of a nightmare, causing her to lose what little sleep she was able to get these days, or in a vision that disrupted her lessons, the imagery was always the same. It seemed to be getting increasingly harder to avoid, which caused her to worry that perhaps it was closer to becoming reality than she previously feared.
After a night of very little sleep and a morning of tireless work, it was no surprise that Jean found herself nodding off a bit on the small break she had for lunch. As soon as her mind calmed, however, the vision returned in full force, causing the table before her to shake violently. It had been quite awhile since her nightmares were so bad that it effected her environment, which only caused her further worry.
It didn’t last long, her mind snapping itself back from it’s unconscious state rather quickly, but it was long enough for her to garner an audience. With a sigh, she looked up from her lunch and pursed her lips. “Is there something I can help you with, Logan?” Although she tried to keep her voice steady, it wavered considerably in a way she knew even someone without enhanced hearing would notice. She only hoped that he’d realize she was in no mood to discuss it and leave it be.












