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✕ — isn’t that CASSIE LANG wandering the streets of new york? civilians know them as STINGER and see them as a HERO. as far as i know, the TWENTY THREE year old stands with THE YOUNG AVENGER and are rumoured to be pretty KIND & STUBBORN. ( zoey deutch / cisfemale / she/her ) ( nyx/21+/est/she/they )
ACCEPTED ! welcome to westchester, CASSIE LANG. please read the CHECKLIST & submit your account to the askbox within 24 HOURS. zoey deutch is now TAKEN
@mjwctson
‘ something strange happened here. ’ @nghtnvrsc
mj blinked at the scene before her for a few moments before snapping a picture then letting the camera hang around her neck. “something strange has been happening a lot these days wouldn’t you say?” mary jane took a step back too look at claire. “any ideas, or should i just go investigate?”
‘ hold up there, what do you mean just go investigate? ’ claire stood up from the scorched ground to raise a finger at the young woman. ‘ you better not be thinking of doing something reckless. i’ve got enough friends who get shot at or cut regularly when they do their investigating. ’
she sighed, lowering her finger to prop her hands on her hips instead, ‘ besides, where would you even start? it looks like a small fire, but there’s no reports about it. ’ according to misty knight down at the nypd.’ i wouldn’t even notice it if i wasn’t checking in on mrs. pérez there across the street. ’
❝ you felt ice cold when i touched you. ❞
❝ that happens sometimes. ❞ deadpan delivery is only reinforced by features that do not twitch, despite how much they ACHE to. ❝ it’s a fantastic party trick. ❞
❝ you’re scared, you must have saw something. ❞
Blinking several times, Zinda shook her head. As if that was going to clear away her thoughts, or her embarrassment. She was scared alright: her hands trembled, her whole body felt numb, her mind was a reel of flashing images. Daydreams, except scary. There were real words for this, she knew. Shell Shock, Battle Fatigue, Post Traumatic Stress. But she always found herself thinking of them as daydreams. She just needed a drink, was all.
“...No, I didn’t see anythin’.” she muttered, honest and shamed both. “I’m sorry, what were you saying?”
“ i’m gonna ignore you now. ”
“Just say you should get a gun if your going to be playing Nancy drew”Clint looked at the young woman fierceness was in her eyes which didn't lead to anything but bad things at her age”Pepper spray is real easy to make”
@mjwctson
☁ ϟ
☁: Our muses go sledding.
“No. I’m not doing that. Hell no.” Jessica is wildly protesting as Mary Jane is dragging her along to central park, she’s clearly got no say once the determined redhead takes the lead. She’s going on and on about how she’s the grinch and she’d be damned if she ruined Christmas and Jessica is actually asking strangers to help her, they’re giving her the strangest looks and soon enough they’re in front of a massive snow hill and Jessica is just about ready to lift the redhead over her head and walk away.
“How many times do I have tell you no?” Her protests are fruitless because soon enough she’s holding on to Mary Jane and they’re sliding down this hill with Jessica actually screaming at the top of her lungs, she didn’t realize just how much fun this could be, innocent and sober fun is not something she’s used to.
“Let’s go again?” She asks her half excitedly, half trying to hide it as she making her way back up the hill.
ϟ: Our muses bake Christmas cookies together.
“Two cups of this shit.” Jessica voices as she’s scooping up the sugar into the measuring cup, she’s incredibly sloppy about it and before handing it to Mary Jane she takes a gulp of her booze. Jessica is seated on MJ’s small counter and it’s almost impossible for the redhead to cook with her there but she never asks her to move. They’re talking about something random and Jessica is waiting for Trish to get off of work before she comes by here to get her drunk Best Friend.
“I’ve never baked anything in my life, hell I don’t do much that isn’t strictly microwave.” She isn’t ashamed of it, what she is ashamed is that most of her actual home cooked meals come from Trish and they both lack in the cooking department so if they don’t order in it’s usually salad and macaroni and cheese. “It’s not really a useful skill when you live in this shitty city.”
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“Okay even I can admit those were fucking good.” Jessica can’t help the words that escape her as she’s finished the last of the cookies MJ set aside for her, the redhead had several perfectly wrapped piles around them something about handing them to people at work and her neighbors, Jessica clearly didn’t understand what being nice was.
“Can you give me the crazy cat lady’s batch, she’s a bitch and you know it.”
[text]: Just fought a 50 year old lady over a pair of gloves for Gwen. She better be grateful, because that lady almost clawed my eyes out.
[text]: I agree, she better be.[text]: those must have been some nice gloves if you had to fight for them.[text]: btw doing anything at the apartment for Christmas?
It was the the horrible shouting that alarmed her the most. The screaming of townspeople was bad for business, regardless of whether or not she was working at the moment. Loud noises killed even the potential for business, which was at least mildly inconvenient. Nobody wanted to buy pills or get a massage when the locals were having a Civil War reenactment. Malina turned her attention towards the source of the chaos, eyebrows knitted together with concern. Her head was telling her to ignore it, to get away from the sound as swiftly as possible. Riots were not only bad for business, but bad for people in general, and she wasn’t keen on getting in trouble for being a little too nosy.
Regardless of her misgivings, she exited the convenient store she’d been shopping in, her soul-wrenching curiosity drawing her to the bedlam. It wasn’t all that unusual, especially as of recent, for commotion to occur in the busy streets of New York, but this noise had an underlying rage that made it all the more volatile, all the more intriguing. Malina intended to find out what it was, why it was, and how she could possibly get involved.
A small, though dense, crowd had gathered around several towering robots, similar to the ones that had been previously roaming the streets. These, however, were threatening - and it wasn’t just because they seemed threatening. Screeching protesters spat scorn at the large figures, something that made her pulse try to reverberate its way out of her skin. If she was subject to anything, it was mob mentality.
Malina jogged briskly over to the outside of the angry citizens, looking for someone who looked even vaguely more initiated than she was feeling. She gently, but firmly grasped the shoulder of a woman who looked somewhat forlorn, but at least slightly more knowledgeable than herself. “Hey! What’s going on?” The brunette shouted, trying to overpower the ruckus so the stranger could hear her better.
