#phaseshiftcd

          It was a bad idea, to leave Nisha free to roam without a goal in mind. Honestly. The gunslinger was bound to get into trouble. It was in her blood, her father had said. Bastard had been right.

          She's lounging in the station's food court-- dirty boots resting on a claptrap unit and cigarette hanging off her lip. Her hat was sideways on her head, letting her get just enough of a view of the room to watch for the hulking frame of Wilhelm. Who clearly hadn't gotten her message asking to meet up and train. Idiot was probably still recharging after his last mission. Downside of your best acquaintance being mostly robotic, she guessed. Jack was out of the question today as well. Something about 'a business meeting, babe, you knooow how long those can be' and she really can't help but entertain ideas of storming in and dragging him out. He'd probably kick and scream. Heh.

          A frown is playing on her lips, and she leans forward to tap the ashes of her smoke out against her obnoxious yellow foot stool. "Ugh. Guess I'll just have to go harass Research and Development-- they usually have a mistake or two they need killed." She's talking to herself, which, really is the first sign of insanity. Isn't it? At least she doesn't answer herself as she kicks the C14PTR4P aside, ignoring the sputtering complaints from the small robot as she plucked her jacket--

          --and walked straight into a small twig. No, that was a teen. Nisha blinked, glancing down at the youth that's bounced back off her. She didn't know kids were allowed on Helios. Huh. A sarcastic remark is burning on her tongue, but it hesitates at notice of security heading in her--no, their direction.

[Really? That’s what your mouth tastes like when you use your powers?] Audrey laughed in a wheezy hiccup under the voice.

[Mine is kind of like a burnt taste. Maybe like a burnt tortilla. This is my curse.]

Angel laughed a bit. "For what, though, Audrey? The package or my dad?" She joked. The relationship between the girls and Jack may not be the best , but it wasn't terrible. No, her dad was in a much better mood since he got remarried.

The house was empty other than Angel and Audrey. Jack and Moxxi had left with Sammy to do something that Angel didn't quite remember. Maybe a doctor's appointment? She didn't know.

The siren crossed her arms over her chest, looking down at her youngest step-sister. They were sitting on their bed, a large box between them. Angel looked around for a knife to open it up, but couldn't find one. Okay, maybe that was Angel's fault. She slipped off the bed to leave.