#iintotheunknown

“Spider-Man! Or - is it Spider-Woman here?” It might be unsettling, to see him - a stranger - in the place she lived, looking very warn down and kind of tired. It was a thousand times easier to find out who Spider-Man was when you knew the common signs; the common people. Leaning back in a huff; he ran a hand over his face. “Your name is Gwen, isn’t it? Harry. I’m not here to hurt you.” - lie. Sort of. He hadn’t decided yet.

“Shame... But I think I can let you off there.” she replied, smirking slightly as she looked Echo up and down as she took in the sight of the other woman. “Would you prefer sexy? Beautiful? Because honestly, I think all of the above suits you.” Granted, she could just use the woman’s name, of course, but she enjoyed the little banter that these kind of encounters brought. “I’ll call you anything you want as long as I maybe get to scream it later.” There was a teasing tone in her voice as she turned and moved towards the bar, hoping that Echo would follow.

"it was just a question..." arden muttered, eyes flickering over her slowly. it had been a bit of an unconscious thought that she really hadn't meant to let slip and with the cold stare she was being met with, she almost wished she hadn't let it slip. however, her tipsy disposition also stopped her from caring too much. "i lost my friends — and i saw you."

“Your friends die or go mad. You never know whom to trust." Natasha spoke slowly, carefully, letting each thing she said hang in the air a moment before she move to the next. "You’ll never have a normal relationship. And if you do find love, remember one rule. Never have kids. Never.“

❛ i - uhm.. ❜ the blonde croaked into the air. the sound of the pattering rain grew louder. ❛ sorry it took me so long to come over here.. ❜ the more vera ignored echo's messages regarding her belongings, she felt she could hold on to whatever remained. if there was anything. avoiding speaking the truth, she sighed out an excuse. ❛ things have just been rather busy. ❜

She had to admit, she enjoyed that Atlas respected her demands as much as she did. They both knew how difficult it could be to be women in their world, especially younger ones at that. "Double it and I can have him back home by the end of the week."

A sigh passed Jayne's lips as she heard the response, gaze dropping to the floor as she tried not to be frustrated. "Echo... You don't have to pay for anything, I just don't like being kept in the dark like this. You're my friend, I care about you. Seeing you show up on my doorstep, bleeding and hurt... I hate it. Let me help you, please."