BWI Portalocity Terminal [Saturday Morning]

[whitequeensfire.livejournal.com]

Emma had flown with Angelica from Logan Airport in Boston to Baltimore so she wouldn't have to make the entire trip alone, and Angelica was grateful for that. But after a hug goodbye when the time came for Emma's flight back to Massachusetts, Angelica was alone in the lounge, waiting for the bus to Fandom High. She buried her face in a book and tried not to be too nervous about changing schools, counting out the positives. She might make new friends. Empath and Roulette wouldn't be there. She might accidentally fry someone with her microwave powers.

Oooookay, that last one wasn't too positive.

[Up early for SP! Please wait for OCD! The Ginger Express is now in service.]

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Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[walkswithcoyote]

"A ley point? Like ley lines?" Mercy'd heard of those, of course. Lots of magical beings used them in one way or another. She focused more on what her nose was telling her, trying to see if she could scent magic on the other girl.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[withasword.livejournal.com]

"Yeaaaah," Kate drew out, frowning at Mercy. She shrugged, letting the comforting weight of Slayer move against her back. "What?"

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[walkswithcoyote]

She couldn't quite tell - not with the diesel fumes and all. "Nothing," Mercy said. No sense pissing her off if she was a witch or fae or something.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[withasword.livejournal.com]

With the magic down, Kate could feel very little of anything, which made her even more on edge than normal.

Nothing. "That's such bull." Of course it wasn't nothing. "It's never nothing, because no one's ever actually thinking nothing." It just didn't happen.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[walkswithcoyote]

Mercy shrugged. "Maybe not. Nothing important then."

At least not that she was telling the maybe crazy/maybe magical girl whose name she didn't even know.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[withasword.livejournal.com]

Kate eyed the other girl a little suspiciously. "If you say so." It didn't sound entirely like she actually believed that.

"So how come you're all the way out here?" Oregon to D.C. was a long and dangerous trip in her world, far worse than the short hop she'd had to take from Atlanta.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle! [5/7/11]

[walkswithcoyote]

"My mother decided it would be good for me to get away from home for a while," Mercy said. "And with some help from a family friend they decided on this place."