Second Generation Superheroes (Open)

(Okay headcount, who's on?)

(Meee.)

(I'm on.)

(Okay, @TurtleOfFreedom are you on?)

Lila was almost shocked from what little she saw. Meg seemed to be at a pretty bad place right now. Lila put up the block, locking up all of her worries. Before returning back to her own body.
"I want to ask about what Thomas wants," Lila responded.

"Okay. So, I'll ask about how to defeat him."

(Yes)

"Or if someone else has a question?"

“And I want to ask why I have no powers.”

"Like, how to get our families out of this mess."

Rogue was stunned at Jake's request. She didn't know what to think.

Margaret felt a block put up against her stresses, and then suddenly felt clear. Her head was no longer swimming with questions and worries about her parents. Yes, she was still very, very scared, but it was no longe impairing her ability to think. She sighed gratefully and said, “Thanks, Lila.”

“I was being sarcastic.”

"Did either of your parents have powers?" Lila asked Jake. She was still readjusting to her own body, "And no problem Meg."

"Well, we're at space head. If you find guts nauseating, don't look."

(I gots to go eat dinner. See you all tomorrow)

(By, come back soon!)

(Bye!)

(I don’t even know who Jake’s mom is… GUYS.)

(How about Meg stays on the ship? I can make it work.)

(Okay, also just make something up. I don't know who Lila's mom is.)

They exited. Rogue lead the others into a bar with a stage. They sat down at a nearby table and Rogue then said, "Okay, so right. Her show's still going on, we'll wait it out."

(Ok. Sure. Just stay in character. Jake’s parents are Clint (has superpowers) and Laura (no superpowers) Barton.)

"Wait," Lila looked at the performer and than back at Rogue, "That's her?"

"That's her." she said, pointing to a woman with pink colored skin and a pixie cut. she sung My bad, bad angel, you put the devil in me….. ya put the devil in meee, ya put the devil in meee…. to a jazzy tune.

"Yup."

"Oh Lord," Lila said, "Putting my mental block up now."

"Don't worry, she's fine."

"You're just white noise."

"Don't even ask."