Villain Hangout

“Greetings!~” A tall green figure called with a smile, opening their arms as they announced themselves.

“I think you mean absolutely amazing~” They smirked down at him with sharp teeth, holding their gloved hands together as they walked their 7’8 self over to a place to sit, flinging one leg over the other and raising one heeled boot in the air daintily.

She gave him an amused look, chuckling quietly. “Well, I just came from my little laboratory, if you’d like to see my wonderful experiments…” The woman said, holding her long fingers to her face.

“Oh, I’m so glad you asked!” She grinned eerily. “I cannot tell you what I’m doing, but I can let you see my progress. Most of them were failures, but I’m pleased to say that I’ve finally perfected the body, and it’s not just a pile of goo or an impressive amount of limbs attached to each other! But those ones were very entertaining to watch writhe about in their enclosure.”

“Ah yes, just like little Angel Aura… but the poor thing can barely tell the difference between a circle and a square.” She sighed, her smile fading then creeping back onto her face. “But she’s powerful,” She clenched her hand into a fist, “Oh yes, she has so much potential… my sweet little Angel Aura…..” The woman chuckled.

The woman gave a glance at the new arrivals, but ultimately didn’t seem to care.

(Probably, not like anyone can stop you)

“Then I guess you choose boredom.” She giggled, looking at him with her creepy grey eyes. They looked like if you tried to pull back her face to try and see her soul, you’d just see black staring back at you.

“Well, that’s no good, is it?” She asked, flaunting her cape around with one hand as she spoke, using the other to pull a small floating screen of light out of nowhere.

((Imma throw in one of my newer villains too))

A small tendril seemed to flicker out of existence, like it was there for a second, then wasn’t there anymore. And then it reappeared, as a being seemed to exit from one of the walls, as if there was a door there; although there was most definitely no wall on this doorway. The figure seemed to reflect nearly all light besides the several, varied red ‘eyes’ on its ‘head’. It was rather tall, although Ekheim, for this occasion, had shrunk himself down to a more suitable height for interacting with these beings.

He observed the current events going on, before deciding to settle near the wall he had exited out of. Ekheim had been observing for a while, actually. He was still going to watch for now, just at a much closer distance.

“Greetings.” Ekheim spoke, his voice calm but not loud.

“Hello~” The caped woman responded, tapping on boxes on her lime-tinted screen. The boxes all had a small sentence from an unknown dialect underneath them. She now looked to be responding to a message of some sort.

Ekheim looked over in interest, but he didn’t ask anything about it. It wasn’t really his business to ask, after all. He seemed to glance outside instead, murmuring, “it’s been a while since I’ve seen a sky that wasn’t red.”

“Been a while sense I’ve seen any red…I should make some.” She said without looking up, tapping what looked to be some sort of futuristic camera icon in the upper left corner. As she did so, it opened what looked to be live video feed of something in a glass cage. Whatever it was, it looked only vaguely humanoid and slinked around its container.
She pressed a line with a circle at the end of it that faced to the left, seeming to go onto another cage with a similar looking creature, this one sitting in silence. Even though a faint bone-chilling cry came from somewhere in the distance.

(Ah, dead once again)

(Sup)