by Kat » Wed Mar 02, 2016 5:30 pm
((@Griffen.Song: Awesome character! Accepted. ^^
So, I guess that we are going forward with the time skip? I'll begin, I suppose.))
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Carter Eilian
Yesterday had been... interesting. Was that the proper word for it? A brief stay in the medical wing, movie night at his place, and then he had witnessed the regeneration of his own damaged flesh. Yes, interesting. Carter stared up at the ceiling of his small bedroom, still trying to process the events of yesterday, and the day before. With Director Fury choosing him as one of the subjects for testing, and then calling for his leg to be repaired so quickly, it seemed that SHIELD had bigger plans for him than originally assumed. He just wished that they'd tell him what exactly those plans were. With a soft sigh, Carter swung his legs over the side of his bed, sat there for a few seconds as his tired vision cleared, and then stood without trouble. He didn't waste much time getting ready for the day. A quick shower, a bowl of cereal while his messy hair dried, and a fresh set of clothing. After pulling on a pair of cargo pants and a simple black T-shirt with the SHIELD logo on the sleeve, Carter placed some fish food in his betta tank and left his room.
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Beth Morgan
Beth had woken hours ago. She was a morning person, always up to see the sunrise. Having already checked in to see if there were any tasks for her already laid out, she went down to the training area in order to fit in a bit of a workout before the day really began. She was a bit sore from yesterday's mission, but things could have been a lot worse. She felt immensely grateful that some bruises and aching muscles were all that she received during their little escapade at the Hydra base, and she felt even better due to the fact that their mission had been a success. (I hope that this is okay with everyone who was involved in the mission. I can change things if you'd rather it have gone south.)
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Leo Fitz
Having spent much of night trying to figure out how exactly to help Iza with her powers, Fitz woke up in the chair at one of the many desks in the labs. A blanket had been draped over his shoulders, and when the engineer looked to the side, a sandwich was waiting for him on the desk. Prosciutto and buffalo mozzarella with just a hint of homemade pesto aioli. His favorite. A small smile crept it's way onto his features and he took a moment to glance around for Jemma Simmons, but she must have left the labs quite recently. He ran a hand over his eyes to rub the sleep away, and then sat up a bit straighter in order to go over what work he had accomplished last night. The design was ready, and now he just needed to work to make his vision a reality.
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Mark Delaney
After such an irritating day, last night had been a welcomed relief. Mark remembered practically falling into bed and slipping into a deep sleep almost immediately. Now, he felt well rested and eager to get moving. His burned hands weren't nearly as bothersome today as they had been before, though he did have to admit that he felt a little jealous of Carter after word spread that the little time-glitch had been healed of his injures by the cradle. Lucky bastard. Mark had torn off his own bandages yesterday after becoming annoyed with them and was letting his hands heal in the natural way. He told himself that it was better this way. He didn't need a quick fix in order to continue working. The man threw on his clothes after a quick shower and strode out into the hall. He would head to the cafeteria for a quick bite to eat, and then check in to see if he was needed anywhere.
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Loki Laufeyson
He wanted his scepter. Loki was beginning to feel relatively safe in his new environment and Evelyn appeared to be healing quite nicely, but he needed his scepter. Not only for selfish reasons did he desire the weapon, but he genuinely felt that SHIELD could not handle possessing such a thing. They were not Aesir, or even Jotun. What hope could those mortals have of understanding it's workings? He nearly kicked a bit of rubbish out of frustration, but carefully reeled in his emotions in order to preserve the mask of neutral indifference which his features had settled into. With the tracker out of his arm and a properly crafted illusion cast over his skin in order to disguise himself as a middle-aged human, Loki felt free to wander the city without fear of being attacked. Occasionally, some thug would see his expensive-looking suit and slight frame and make a target out of him, but the God was always able to evade or outmatch them without breaking a sweat. If anything, he almost enjoyed himself in those moments.