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More new arrivals but her business was elsewhere, and she figured she would be meeting them soon enough anyway.
The Sensoriums were set to look like Central Park as a pleasant spring day. Gentle breeze blowing while Kate lined up her shots toward the targets 50 feet away. It was very nice and pretty. A nice contrast from the ugliness of late. She had been feeling so mixed lately. Between being angry at Paco, nervous about Brenda's arrival, and then that whole last moment as the Yeerk died, it's been a very confusing time mentally and emotionally. She took her shots.
Still off. She went to go fetch her arrows, but then paused before find a place near a tree to slump down. She drew her knees up to her chin, and set her bow on the ground by her. She then lowered her head face down, and drew in slow shuddering breaths. She wasn't crying at the moment, but only because she wasn't sure how to feel at the moment.
The Sensoriums were set to look like Central Park as a pleasant spring day. Gentle breeze blowing while Kate lined up her shots toward the targets 50 feet away. It was very nice and pretty. A nice contrast from the ugliness of late. She had been feeling so mixed lately. Between being angry at Paco, nervous about Brenda's arrival, and then that whole last moment as the Yeerk died, it's been a very confusing time mentally and emotionally. She took her shots.
Still off. She went to go fetch her arrows, but then paused before find a place near a tree to slump down. She drew her knees up to her chin, and set her bow on the ground by her. She then lowered her head face down, and drew in slow shuddering breaths. She wasn't crying at the moment, but only because she wasn't sure how to feel at the moment.
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But this means the room is in use, and she shouldn't stand around gaping. "Sorry," she says and begins to back out. Then she catches the sound of slow, shuddering breaths - the kind that preface tears.
Her backing out turns to stepping farther into the Sensorium.
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"Kate," she says gently, not moving closer, to see how the young woman will react. She wants to help, but is wary of pushing too far too soon.
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"Oh hey," She started to stand up again, using the tree briefly as support.
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She keeps her tone neutral, making no judgment on either option.
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A problem well-articulated is a problem half-solved, as her sociology prof used to say.
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Then he sees Kate's arrows, a bit off target, and then Kate, slumped on the ground. He's not good with crying girls, but turning around with out a word would be . . . well, not a very good way to make allies, and his uncle would tell him that allies (Uncle would call them "friends") are what he should be making here.
Though to be fair, Zuko's pretty certain that Iroh would already be friends with at least two thirds of the crew if he was around. The younger prince of the Fire Nation just isn't that social.
"You're good," he says, gruffly, aiming for a change in subject. He shrugs his shoulders towards her arrows. They're off the mark, but not everybody has to be a Yu-Yan Archer.
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He can remember her from the tables in the medlab - one of the infected. A slight shudder runs through Zuko's body as he thinks of it again - of something else controlling his body, speaking his words. More than horrifying.
"I'm Zuko. Prince Zuko of the Fire Nation. I'm pleased to meet you."
He bows, stiffly and formally.
"Is this your home?"
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"Kate Bishop, also Hawkeye of the Young Avengers. It's an honor to meet you, your highness."
She then added, "Some of it, I'm from New York, and this is Central Park. Just wanted something familiar for once."
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. . . actually, someone who has manners after hearing his name and title is sort of a novel in and of themselves, these days. "And you, Lady Bishop."
He looks around the park again. "It's nice here. You have a beautiful home."
The buildings are pretty, too. At a distance.
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She then gestured to a point northwest, "Thank you, our house up that way and a few blocks over, well just mine and my dad's since my sister's married, and my mom's been gone a few years now. Or ...where it's supposed to be."
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"...so, what's up?" Shanw says, seeing Kate in the Sensorium.
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"Just practicing."
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"It's not... but look, I don't want to get into about being possessed."
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From his spot, he stood taking in the holographic projections being produced by the sensorium. The amused smirk on his face said that he was rather impressed.
"Well, idn't this Trekky," he commented, glancing at the only other person in the room.
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"It's just how it is. Something Stacy set up so we can pretend we're not on some weird plant ship."
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Kate then ticked off on her fingers, "Well, considering we've been attacked by giant roaches, and now this mess with Yeerks, it's actually a pretty good idea."
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