Copy Cat

Not only that but they were super handy. In her time she'd encountered countless of powers, with a million purposes. She could only imagine the what she could do with his power. Having a camouflage like the one he had, the possibilities were endless! 

It didn't occur to her that she had somehow interrupted what he had been doing. Hell to her none of that really mattered at the moment. All she knew was that he had a pretty sweet power and her own was itching to have a go at it. But as usual she didn't want to scare him off so she forced herself to calm down. She'd get to try out his power sooner or later, she just had to play her cards right. Who knew she'd might be able to make another friend in the process.  

"What?" She asked in slight surprise but with a smile still on her face. "I guess ya have just been hanging out with the wrong kind of people!" Sure Sori was filled with tons of people who hated mutant kind, but from her experience it was the same in all other kingdoms. And just like there were people who were against them, there were people who were pro-mutant too. "But I am pretty proud! I can't imagine why anyone would ever hate their own mutation." 

Send ♔ for an angry voice mail

Send  ♠ for a prank call

Send ☎ for an emotional voice mail 

Send ☏ for a vague voice mail

Send ❖ for a confession (voicemail or text, specify.)

Send ⁇ for a worried text

Send ♣ for a text not meant for you

Send ✘ for a text that should have been sent

Send ✺ for a saucy text

Send √ for an early morning text

Send ☠ for misguided advice

Send ☢ for a desperate text

“Oppa, just get me food.” Minyoung giggled out as she trailed along in a hurry after the other. With an awed face, she nodded at Amber and well she hadn’t told the other before, but she had learned how to drive a bike the same year they had met in person. She would actually go to Heukyang and race a couple of times when guys at a bar would brag about their “skills”, but that was a story for another day. It was nice to hear that there was another girl out there that knew how to ride.

At the other’s words she turned to flash a quick grin at Minyoung. “pig snout it is! No wait pig intestine! I know it might sound a bit weird but dude trust me when I tell ya. It’s delicious!” By now Amber has her gaze focused on the road before her while she drives out of the airport’s parking lot, but not without a quick wave at the gate guard who recognizes her immediately.

“Most people here know me.” She comments off handedly, still focused on the road. She knew that Minyoung would understand though, because she had often commented to the other how her dad was a pilot and how he was basically her idol. It was funny how that was one of the things she and Minyoung had in common. Both she and Minyoung were only children, and they were both basically raised by single parents. Where Minyoung had no father, Amber had no mother, and they both longed to make their parents proud.  

She was about to call out again when the other revealed himself. Immediately a bright grin formed on her face as the other addressed her.  “Relax there won’t be any government officials here.” She watched with egger eyes as he sat down by a tree fully prepared to interrogate the other about his power, or at least get the conversation to a point where she could mimic his power. “It is pretty sweet but my range isn’t something to brag about. And I can’t track just anyone.” Amber grinned at him before continuing “Just mutants. Like yourself.”

Honestly she had no problem telling the other about her power, because for her, her powers weren’t that big of a deal. Especially not her tracking power, since she found it to be so weak. She only used it for her enjoyment as a way so she could use her actual power. But even then she would never hesitate in telling the other about her main power, and she probably would do it soon, just as soon as she was able to show him.