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Tweak says, "Jay Todd/Steph Brown. Yes plz!"

pasterased (pasterased) wrote in colligo_threads,
@ 2011-08-10 14:38:00

Entry tags:

james howlett, rogue

Who: Wolverine, Open
When: Wednesday morning
Where: outside the library
What: Logan arrives in Colligo and is promptly thrown out on his rear.
Rating: Teen for some cursing, threats of violence
Status: Open

The first thing Logan thought, when he opened his eyes in a strange room full of books, was that he really should be used to waking up in strange places by now. The second thing he thought was that he really should be used to waking up in strange places with no idea what the hell was going on. The third thing he thought was extremely impolite and would have earned him a glare from Charles, but there were walking suits of armor and they were throwing him out the door. Logan thought he was more than justified in swearing in his own head under the circumstances. His instincts were screaming at him that something about the knights was just wrong, and not only because they managed to overpower him long enough to toss him down the front steps.

Logan's reflexes, thankfully, were excellent, and he managed to land on his feet at the base of the steps despite his rather forceful removal from the building. He scowled and unsheathed his claws before charging the doors in an attempt to get back inside. He wanted answers, damn it, and he wasn't going to let a pair of walking tin cans keep him from getting them.

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pasterased
2011-08-11 04:11 pm UTC (link)

"I think so?" Logan responsed tentatively. It was a lot to absorb. Charles was young. Magneto and Mystique weren't evil. And were also young. No one was every going to realize any of them had ever left home, because some sort of time travel was involved. There must be something keeping them from telling other people they'd gone missing, too, because Rogue wasn't the sort of girl to be kidnapped and then not tell anyone. That part probably bothered Logan the most, thanks to his murky history and already missing memories.

Then again, Rogue and Kitty? That was a scary thought, too. Logan was the sort of man who understood that all men should be a little afraid of the fairer sex, and teenage girls in groups were more terrifying than any adult woman, hands down. Especially teenage girls who were friends. He suddenly found himself feeling sorry for Charles having to face Rogue and Kitty without the benefit of prior experience.

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