#ignitioncheck

[petrova-problem]

@realmyths continued from here

While nothing seemed to jump out at her when she read the file initially, when she gave it over to Dr. Grace, she was expecting him to have a similar reaction. He didn't. Stratt tamped down her feelings of initial defensiveness when she observed Dr. Ryland Grace's deep frown. He had apparently seen something she didn't.

Stratt knew if she insisted, she could easily force things to be done her way. But if she did that, she would be no different than an authoritarian autocrat. She knew well that it didn't matter if such power was invested in her for good reasons - a dictator's a dictator. As the one to make the final decisions on behalf of humanity, then she needed to be clear-eyed about everything. The risks, the rewards, and the casualties. If they were she was taking on unnecessary risks or losing needless lives, she needed to know. Even more so now with an immovable deadline.

He had her full attention now. Her eyes narrow onto his, a challenge and an invitation for him to continue his thoughts. "Continue your thoughts, Dr. Grace. What did you notice?"

[petrova-problem]

Is that everything? ~Grace (AU verse, maybe?)

@realmyths

Eva Stratt gives him a helpless look. She knew he didn't trust her, but she has no reason to withhold anything about this from him. Not anymore. She opens her arms and gestures to the large thick binders on the table between them.

"Yes, Dr. Grace. That's everything."

Inside the binders were the names of recipients of the Dr. Ryland Grace Scholarship Trust that was established in the years since the Hail Mary launched. The Dr. Ryland Grace Science Scholarship Trust was created by the generous alumni at, what used to be Grover Cleveland Middle, to inspire the next generation of science learners, as the official story goes. She only told him the basic gist. Unofficially, there's more to the story (and she knows it), but that's a conversation for another time.

If he flipped through it, he would see the names and pictures of some of his former students, their essay submissions about how Dr. Ryland Grace influenced and inspired them, and their chosen colleges and majors. It was meticulously organized by year, and alphabetized according to last name.

[petrova-problem]

❛ I’ll do my best. ❜ ~Grace (whenever you think works best hehhe.)

@realmyths

"Get to work, Dr. Grace. The world is counting on you."

She turns around to leave in the unmarked black vehicle, accompanied at her side by bodyguards.

[petrova-problem]

❛ was it you? did you do all this? ❜ ~Grace (maybe early on...)

"Yes," she says nonchalantly. "Did you need anything else?"

[pcrplevenom]

“Why are you so short?” ~Grace

Send   “Why are you so short?”   for my muse’s reaction.   Or send “Why are you so TALL?”  for my muse’s reaction.  

"Oh, very clever." a clicking hiss, glaring with left fingers flexing with rage internally burning up. "How fasst do you think you can run?!" Soldan hooded her fins up, in a threatening defense and fangs with teeth bared also adding onto it.

[pcrplevenom]

❛  can i keep you company?  ❜ ~Grace

𝑭𝑳𝑼𝑭𝑭𝒀 𝑪𝑨𝑵 𝑺𝑬𝑵𝑻𝑬𝑵𝑪𝑬 𝑺𝑻𝑨𝑹𝑻𝑬𝑹𝑺.

"Ah, go ahead." Soldan paused, looking at him before resuming to patch herself up. Just finished her work at the underground pit she's at, minimal injuries aren't too bad and heal fast within a few days. "Caught me at a good time here, besidess restin' up from a couple sore muscless I didn't pull too hard."

[pcrplevenom]

"i'm not superstitious, but... i am a little stitious." ~Grace

the best of michael scott.

"That...that doessn't make any ssense! What exactly do you mean?" hands on her hips, frowning. "Pluss, what if ssomethin' happenss?!"

[dciisy]

@ignitioncheck. RYLAND GRACE ft. LIM SEUNGMIN.

the demon tilted his head, his tongue darting out to moisten his lesser lip, his greater one alike and folded his arms over his chest. ❝ why do you think i wouldn't understand? ❞ he questioned simply. it wasn't that he didn't understand, he always wants to understand but no one really seems to want to help him understand things. then again, he is a grown man. he's supposed to understand.