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linzzmorgan Autumn’s sweet. We call it fall ✨

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hxnnxhyu:
Shutdown was stunned for a moment when she headbutted them. They placed a hand over the cover of their mask, slowly processing that she had indeed just done that. They felt a bit of blood begin to drip down the inside of their mask. For a few seconds, they were frozen. Confused. Then a jolt of electricity hit their spine, and they knew there was work to be done.
They spun and began running after the woman, unsure of where she was going, but knowing that they had to prevent her from getting away, or at least to knock her out for a bit. It would be preferable if she’d never seen them in the first place, but they had to make sure the place was empty, otherwise they wouldn’t be able to get away with what they needed.
They began gaining on her, and reached out to try and yank her back by the arm.
Lyra ran as fast as she could, not even daring to look behind her to see if she managed to even stumble Shutdown for more than a second. Her eyes narrowed in on the alarm and pushed herself harder. She would make it. She was going to make it.
She heard them catching up to her and she had a minute at best. But she was so close. Her hands reached out for anything it could touch, knocking over chairs to try to slow them down. Just when she was sure she was going to get caught again, she jumped forward and pulled down the alarm.
Turning on her heel, she faced Shutdown as the alarms blared, the emergency light spinning as she was sure the police were being alerted at that very second. She hoped they would be diligent because Lyra knew Shutdown was going to turn it off as soon as she could. But not if she could help it. Before her brain could remind herself how stupid this was, she dove toward the vigilante, tackling her to the ground in a weak attempt to distract them.
Skeins and Shuttles | Weaver
open starter
Bela hadn’t been to Newhaven since the government had picked up the slack on rebuilding after the invasion. When her help wasn’t needed to stitch the physical world back together, she noticed very quickly that certain people in charge were unusually cold. So she’d kept her distance. The things and people who had tied her to the city were beyond her reach now, and it hurt less to stay away.
Walking down the busy streets again was enlightening. Some people knew her, recognized her from news programs, but not all. It was nice to get lost in the anonymity of the crowd again. Of course, the reason she was here couldn’t be found with the sun still in the sky.
So as the lights of the city flicked on and set their own glow into the sky, Weaver took to the streets. There were people here she was looking for, people she needed to check on, and as always, people to meet. Pulling herself from the ground to the roof and bounding from building to building was easy enough with pouches full of materials that could stretch away from her on a whim.
It was mostly luck she’d seen the figure in the darkness. Her habits of checking corners had remained after the invasion, but this wasn’t her turf anymore, and not knowing who ran the scene made things tricky. But a glance at the right angle as she’d been about to scan the next block over made her pause. A few more lengths of rock and metal rose from where she’d stored them as she touched down gently. Better safe than sorry.
“Well, it’s always nice to meet the locals. Do you mind letting a visitor tag along for a bit?”
When it came to anything, Ivy tended to be bad at it. His reading skills were that of a middle schooler, his coordination made klutz chuckle and try as he might as drawing, the best he has ever been able to do it a solid stick figure. Even with animals, he lacked the ability to comprehend biology enough to become a vet like he originally wanted to.
It should have come as no surprise to him that he was equally horrible at being a vigilante. From the moment he stupidly gave his middle name as his hero name, he had been trying to be better at it. It was difficult to do when all he really did was scare people into running away. Still, he wore the scarf to cover his face now and that seemed to be an improvement on its own, even if he still wore normal street clothes.
He walked down one of the few streets that he recognized in the city--despite living there for most of his life--and started down an alleyway. He sensed rather than heard the little brown bird come toward him and sure enough, Skittles dove straight toward his shoulders. Food boy, she greeted him, nipping at his ear lobe. He smiled at her and pulled a little seed from his pocket to give to her. "Wanna help me find a way on the roof?" he asked her, placing the word fly into her mind. She chirped and took off into the air. He stared at her before closing his eyes, letting himself see through hers instead.
She flew above the buildings and he could see the fire escape not too far away. Before he could tell her to return, movement caught her attention and she dashed away. Fly away. Danger. Fly away. Ivy could barely make out the dark figure heading toward him and he forced himself to open his eyes. He glanced up just as she touched onto the ground.
"Uh..." he muttered awkwardly. "S-sure. I don't see why not. I'm not a great tour guide. I'm..." His eyes went to the roof and then back to the ground. "How did-- Does everyone have the power to just jump off of rooftops?"
Eureka | Open
hxnnxhyu:
“That’s a pretty good promise, and must be a pretty good friend if you’re offering her a hover board.” Hannah could only imagine the uses for hover boards…especially for anyone with one of the city’s “night jobs”, as they were jokingly referred to.
She paused a moment and thought, but nodded. “Sure, a corporation would probably love it, but corps are…tricky I’d imagine, especially with something powerful like that. Although now I’m picturing, like…government officials driving around on hoverboards and it just sounds silly.”
Lyra shrugged. "I guess? She's been asking for a hover board ever since I started working on the theory so it's only fair that I actually fulfill her expectations." She paused and smiled. "Besides, it's fun."
She sighed heavily and nodded. "Corporations do suck. Once I publish the paper on my theory, it will technically be accessible to anyone who would want to use it and they could make their own hover boards if they wanted." She paused, her grin growing a little brighter. "That's assuming they could get an engineer who could understand it." She laughed with her and shrugged. "It only sounds silly because it hasn't happened yet. It'll happen. Just watch."
The Alternative || Lyra
i.
She was at an underground lab when the sirens were blaring. Her mind was on the new gauntlet she made to help a young pyrokinetic control his powers at Hyperion and the disappointment that she wouldn’t be able to share it with her mentor. She had tried to reach out to Professor Berners several times since his wife passed away, but he has ignored her efforts. Still, she wanted to call him, her finger hovering over his name when she was told they were under lock down.
Scientists and engineers ran regardless of where they were told to go, but Lyra stayed put. Their underground research facility was made to survive worse than whatever emergency was going on above ground.
She was correct, of course. The lab was untouched and the engineers who remained were perfectly fine. After several hours, she volunteered to see what was going on. She climbed up the steps to the surface, hoping that whatever happened had passed and that first responders were already at the scene to help with the damage.
What she found was a battleground and creatures she’s never seen before pouring onto the streets.

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Ivy
Name: Charles “Ivy” Sebastian Blakely IV
Age: 29
Hero Name: Bash
Powers: Animal Telepathy
Ivy can hear and communicate with animals with his mind. He has been capable of this since he was a toddler and, by default, he can hear the thoughts of animals at all times. Over the years, he taught himself how to turn off his power and also to manipulate animals. With effort, he can enter their minds and see through their eyes. He can communicate with any animal as long as it has a brain, meaning that some sea life are immune to his powers. Animals with more complex brains are harder for him to manipulate, such as primates, dolphins, and whales, but he can still hear their thoughts. Humans on the other hand are completely out of his range of control.
Occupation: Accountant for Blakely Investments
FC: Grant Gustin
Background:
The Blakelys have had sizeable control over the city for many generations. Ivy’s great-grandfather had built up their family name buy purchasing land and buildings and growing on it. Now, they own several properties in the city and actively try to improve it alongside the mayor. They have made quite the name for themselves and amassed a wealth that triggers the envy of many.
It didn’t help that their family could be considered idyllic to the average outsider. A wealthy father who took several hours out of his day to spend time with his children, an activist mother who frequently uses her status to throw money at causes she believes in, and a daughter who seemed to surpass her peers in beauty and intelligence. Then there was Ivy.
Thalia & Lyra friendship aesthetic by @asotoriver
‘It was an odd friendship, but the oddnesses of friendships are a frequent guarantee of their lasting texture.’
Lyra as Minerva :: Roman Goddess of Knowledge and Crafts
Interestingly enough, Minerva is a lot more like Hephaestus or Vulcan than first glance. Like her Greek counterpart Athena, Minerva is the goddess of knowledge and learning. However, it is not her battle skills that the Roman's worshiped her for, but rather her creativity and inventive mind. She is still the goddess of battle, technically, but it is not her forte.
credit to @asotoriver
“ Lyra could rule whichever court she wanted and Colden would thank her for it ”
@pucky-goodfellow did an amazing job with this. Come enjoy!

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Morality? Who’s She? | Open
Something had gone wrong in that brain of Colden’s. Somewhere, hidden among the centuries, he’d snapped. The carefully structure and morality of his past had begun to fall away and beneath it was the twisting darkness that pulled him into a mindset that had been feared in his golden days.
He knew he was going unseelie, the desperate pull like a fish hook behind his ribs was getting stronger every day and he knew he was losing a portion of his mind with each injury he inflicted, with each body he left for the police to discover.
It all came to a head on a patrol. Most things tended to, these days. Colden had donned the guise of Puck and stood victoriously above a body, absent-mindedly munching on an arm. The joy coursing through him was powerful but oh so wrong, especially when he heard a woman’s laugh echo through the night above him and he turned to the sound with predator eyes.
He didn’t know how he got back to his apartment. He doesn’t know much of anything. He’d been on this roof for hours now and everything had seemed to blur together. Everything was muted to the dull roar in his ears demanding he hunt again.
He didn’t notice who sat next to him.
Lyra hadn't realized she had fallen asleep while on duty until her gauntlets started to beep lightly, reminding her that they were on low power. She vaguely remembered resting against a wall on a rooftop and listening to the police scanner through her Blue Bolt helmet, but then nothing. She had been staying up for the past few days to finish some of her less pressing work that she could scratch off of her to do list, but she had thought she was perfectly fine when she suited up that night. Clearly she deserved to take a night off.
She stretched awkwardly and turned off her gauntlet, redirecting whatever power she had left to her boots so that they could get her home--or at least to where she hid her backpack. She hopped quickly from rooftop to rooftop, noting the beautiful glow of the sky. She reasoned that she would have to be in her class soon. She didn't remember what she was supposed to be teaching today, but that hardly mattered. She hardly ever followed her lecture notes anyway.
Her feet landed on the rooftop, eyes already narrowed in on where she left her backpack. Only after she took off her helmet and gloves did she notice that someone was sitting on the roof. He didn't seem to be doing much, just staring out into the distance. She debated putting her helmet back on so that she could try helping the poor guy, but decided against it. She barely had enough power to get there--if he did need the power her suit offered, she wouldn't be able to give it to him anyway. Putting the rest of her more defining articles of clothing away, she slowly sat beside the man. "Uh hey?" she said softly, looking up to see where he was staring at. "You okay?"
Fragile Equilibrium | Watcher & Blue Bolt
@bo-abrams
So things aren't going as well as Lyra would have hoped with her new method for flying. Overheating is still a very big issue and while liquid nitrogen can keep it cool, it isn't a sustainable way for her to proceed. She is already sure she is on some kind of watch list for how much liquid nitrogen she's bought over the past month.
Until she figures something out, she is stuck with her current form of levitation. In her Blue Bolt outfit, she sat on the edge of the rooftop, one gauntlet off so that she could run maintenance on her left boot. She murmured to herself as she worked, almost to the point where she let the world around her slip away.
She sensed rather than heard someone approach from behind and she turned around, hastily shoving her boot back on her foot. Upon recognizing Watcher, she slowed a little. "Oh," her distorted voice called out to him. Things were...different after the box incident and just as she was starting to see that he could do this, she read the Mayor's letter. She chewed on her bottom lip. "Fancy meeting you up here at this hour," she said, already cursing herself for how awkward she sounded.
Catch Me If You Can || Open
pucky-goodfellow:
Puck nodded his head. “Yes, the war. Three wars actually, though only two made it into your history. You’d have been very helpful in them all.” He grinned, delighting on the confusion his every word inspired in those around him. “Granted, you’d likely be a little bit dead. Statistically speaking, of course.”
“Don’t worry about fire,” he dismissed. “I’ve survived worse.”
He watched as Lyra prepared everything, taking in the set-up with sharp eyes. Science may not have been his strength, and it likely never would be, but after long enough, he had picked enough up. Never mind the fifty years he had spent sneaking into various university classes.
The grin that had been on his face throughout the conversation shifted into one of joy as he saw the small ball float on that rooftop. “Well done!” He jumped with excitement, clapping his hands. “I knew you’d be-”
The ball sunk back to the roof and he pouted. “Dammit,” he huffed. “I forgot you humans are bound by things like that. It’s so disappointing to meet people bound by laws instead of will.” He smiled softly as he set his hand on her shoulder. “You did well though. Give it a century or so and it might even be practical!”
It was hard for Lyra to keep up with him, especially when all she wanted to be thinking about was her experiments. At least it was an interesting conversation. Three wars, one of which not in the history books. Was he from a small country somewhere? One where they don't keep track of their history. He looked Caucasian, but that didn't mean he wasn't from somewhere else.
She put the puzzle of his existence to the back of her mind while she conduct her experiment, picking up the ball once it fell back to the floor and noting how warm it was to her touch. She was already calculating possible ways to counter it when he spoke again.
Turning on her heel, she went to face him. "A century? Who do you think I am? Edison?" She couldn't help but take the comment personally. She invented a new application in physics and he was trying to tell her it would only be useful in a century. "At the exponential rate technology and science has been improving, this will be ready in half of that time--less than that as long as I am working on it."
She glanced at her ball, the challenge she saw behind his words prickling her the wrong way. "I can get this working within the next few years easily. Maybe even in two."
Awkward
thaliawinsor:
She hid the disappointment well enough despite her shoulders dropping. It was unlike Lyra to not delve into her exciting work & break things down simply enough that Thalia could follow and become enthusiastic too. Blue eyes followed her movement & gaze with concern - perhaps things weren’t good and she just wasn’t in the mood to discuss it? Thalia made the silent decision to let the subject drop rather than press Lyra further, souring the mood the moment she got there wasn’t exactly on the agenda after all.
She’d never seen Lyra act nervous before, tetchy sure and a little off-kilter at The Redstone before the lights went out, but never hand-wringing nervous. The very acknowledgement at such an odd sight made her feel on edge. Her brow furrowed deeply, lips pursing in a knee-jerk reaction to the mention of her father. Ever since he’d published the public address his name had been mentioned around her more often than she’d cared for. Lyra mentioning him surprised her.
“Yeah, yeah - I read it after people mentioned it a few times at work…” She trailed off dismissively. “You know it’s weird to think that the whole Unity thing was two years ago. It feels way shorter than that. I guess things just got super hectic and you know what they say about time flying.” Her hand reached towards the 50′s style napkin holder and plucked a victim delicately. Her fingers working quickly to fold it into tiny sections as she nervously worked through her trailing thoughts.
“Someone from his office had sent me the link through my emails but I haven’t really been on them much. Not since I got the invite for the hotel. I think part of me was creeped out by the idea of getting another strange invitation or something. That night was just…ugh.” She gulped, the nerves moreso for her decision to delve into the topic she’d promised herself not to bring up. All to deflect away from the subject of her father. Thalia felt wrong, like she’d sold out just because it was the easier path. Despite her moral conflict she pressed on. “I’m just glad you were there, and Talon… the odds of my two favourite people being around were weirdly small but in such a tense situation probably helped me not be as anxious.”
Even for someone as socially awkward as Lyra, she could see that Thalia didn't really answer the question she asked--if her ramblings could even be considered a question. Sure he mentioned the Unity attack, but that wasn't exactly what that letter was remembered for. Maybe she was trying to save face with him, but she doubted it. She never met the man, but she knew that Thalia didn't like him.
"Uhm, yeah... Crazy how long ago it was. Seems like just yesterday." She started ringing her hands again, before she forced herself to smooth them out on a napkin instead.
She stiffened a little when she mention the hotel incident. That was one conversation she definitely didn't want to walk toward. "Oh so I guess... I mean it doesn't matter if you read the letter or not. I was just... I mean..." She took a deep breath. No more beating around the bush. "You're okay right? I know you and your dad aren't close or anything, but I just mean that... it still sucks when the people you still have some kind of link to do stuff you don't agree with."
Lyra refused to look at her, her eyes glued to a speck on the table. Her hand clasped around her glass of water, taking a sip in order to build up the courage to gauge Thalia's reaction. She nearly coughed when her friend mentioned Talon. That was definitely not a path she wanted to go down. "Yeah. Weird. So strange. Don't even know why any of us were there to be honest... Strange."
First Encounters // Open Starter
amelia-reid:
Anima tilted her head, assessing the figure that had addressed her. It took her only a second to recognize them as Blue Bolt, and she listened carefully to the modulated voice, disappointed to find no suggestion of who was actually under the helmet. Still, they seemed pleasant enough–the compliment was certainly nice.
“Well thank you.” She relaxed a little, rolling her shoulders in a light shrug. “No worries, though. He landed a hit, but what you heard were his bones, not mine.” She grinned, before adding playfully. “Did you enjoy the show?”
By now, almost all of her defensive tension had ebbed away to amiable intrigue. She’d read plenty of theories about the tech-wrapped hero before her, but she’d still not been sure what to expect. If anything they seemed..friendlier than she would have guessed.
There was plenty she’d like to know, but she knew better than to rush in with a full line of questions. Vigilantes, herself included, were never the most forthcoming. Besides, as much as she wanted answers, for the moment, she needed allies.
“Name’s Anima. You must be Blue Bolt.” She hesitated a moment before offering one gloved hand. Her raised eyebrows gave away that she was only teasing when she said, “I’m trusting you won’t zap a colleague?”
Blue nodded at her, raising an eyebrow she knew that the other hero couldn't see when she mentioned that it was his bones that were broken. "Interesting," she murmured. "From the force of the hit or the combined effort of your powers." She meant the latter comment more to herself, unable to contain her natural inclination to figure out problems that she was given.
She made a note of her posture, noting that she seemed friendly enough, definitely not the type to suddenly attack out of nowhere--at least as far as she could tell. She wasn't exactly known for her fighting skills.
Regardless, a couple taps to her gauntlet later and her feet were flat on the ground, the electrical charge to the gloves turned off for the time being. "Anima. It's nice to meet you." She shook her hand and nodded. "Not if I can help it," she mused, remembering her unfortunate first encounter with Nightingale.
Blue withdrew her hand. "What brings you to Newhaven? Or have you been here for a while and I'm the sorry soul who wasn't paying proper attention?"

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Game of Throws - OPEN STARTER
Thalia had an airtight tactical plan for tackling the festival and all would be well had she actually managed to follow it. Rides should always come first due to the zero risk of throwing up any festival food & not having to worry about keeping prizes won or pretty things safe. However, she’d been so drawn in by the cute display of Etsy like crafts in the stalls at the entrance that within the hour she’d already managed to by more windchimes and knitted goods than she’d care to admit.
Weighed down by her newfound treasures it made sense to move onto the game stalls, with varying challenges on offer from hook-a-duck to buzzwires she knew she was in for a long haul. The prizes on offer lacked anything of substance, small stuffed bears and plastic toys for the most part, but the giant teddy bear overhanging the stacked cans called to her like a siren song. “I need it…” The almost thirty-year-old muttered to herself, noticing as children ahead of her failed to knock cans down even upon direct impact. The game was a fix, figures, but maybe someone with a far stronger arm than her would have better luck…
Everyone knew the games at these festivals were rigged, Lyra more than anyone. She remembered when she was a child and begged her father to play the games at the festival. After losing all of their money, her father informed her of the tricks that most festivals took to ensure they didn't lose. A year of research and practice later and she returned to the festival with all the toys she wanted. While they didn't technically ban the seven year old from ever playing the games again, Lyra never did play the games again, already bored of the challenge she had conquered.
Since she was without her parents this year, she wanted to do something fun--something that maybe she shouldn't be doing. Her pockets were filled with change and she was ready to take down the game stalls. As she search for her first victim, she noted Thalia, walking up to her friend and smiling. "It's actually not about strength," she told her. "You just need the right angle to it. And good aim. There's a soft spot you gotta hit that will knock them down every time."
‘Harbour’ing Guilt
It has been said that fear can make a person do many things, but its unrelenting control does not stop there. A heavy atmosphere settled around the fairgrounds, one that hadn’t been present since the Unity attack. Just as Newhaven began to heal another catastrophe wrecked havoc but this time the blow was within. Groups huddled together keeping a watchful eye on their counterparts as minuscule amounts of people traversed the stalls. Among those who hid their sorrow in greasy food and nauseating rides stood a man so consumed with fear and worry from the backlash and hatred thrown at him by the citizen’s he vowed to protect, that he refused to participate in the protests he wished he could lead. Instead, he concealed himself amongst the crowd, gripping onto the hand of his youngest brother.
Dimetre couldn’t pull his gaze away from the group of protestors who readied their signs as he let out a shaky sigh, there was no point in looking if he was scared of those who may oppose him. He felt guilty hiding behind the protection that his little brother brought, no matter how many gifts or tickets he showered the boy with it didn’t mask the feeling that he was failing his family. And although Wesley may have been young he immediately understood that something was wrong, so he latched onto Dimetre’s arm with a wide grin and tugged him towards a stall selling ginormous funnel cakes.
“You wanna share one?” Dimetre looked down towards Wesley and rolled his eyes, “I don’t know why I asked that mom’s gonna kill me when she finds out how much junk I fed ya today.” He fished out his wallet and paid for two grease cakes with a bright, but fake, smile. As the two waited Wesley’s attention snapped towards an individual who began to approach the Darc brothers “Someone’s coming Dimmy.”
It had been a tradition with her and her parents to go to the harbor fair every year. Through fights and attacks on the city, they never missed it together. The fact that Lyra was forced to go alone this year was odd enough. Her mother was going on a much needed vacation with her father, a trip they planned months in advance and by the time they announced the date of the fair, Lyra insisted it wouldn't be that big of a deal. As she walked passed the stalls and rides, acutely aware of the amount of people casting wary glances to every stranger that passed, she almost wished she was selfish and told them to maintain their tradition. Or at least, she could have stayed home this year.
She searched for any familiar faces within the crowds, hoping that there was someone out there that she could cling to for the remainder of the evening. After a couple hours with no luck, she decided the next best thing would be to eat as much junk food as possible.
Leaning against the back of her chair, she admired her assortment of finished funnel cakes, corn dogs, and all the sugar anyone could possibly ask for. She vaguely thought of Thalia, who would have disapproved of her choice of food, even if she was glad that she was at least eating something. Her eyes darted to the crowd again and, finally, managed to find someone familiar--if at least vaguely so. Standing, she went to his side. "Hey. Dimetre right?" She hoped he would remember her. It would be very embarrassing to refer to herself as the girl who turned on power at the hotel or the clueless girl who was buying action figures.