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Cromartie Sarkissian
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Cameron quickly realized that the jail cell was open when he accidently leaned on it and it opened. He walked out and heard voices and went to follow them. It seemed that where some people about escape and they seemed to be determined about it. One of these people was Sarah Connor from the Terminator and he leaned against the wall, trying to be stealthy to overhear the conversation.
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Peter Quill needed to find the rest of his friends and he kept walking until he came across a familiar face. It was the girl who had decided that he was her older brother. " Last Order," he called, approaching the cage,wondering who the other guy was.
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"Right now, the lives of these prisoners are everything" Connor snarled, leaning in towards the Sith Lord's face. She valued human life above all else, especially after all she had scene. Man hunted by machine, children locked away in cages...and her son...If there was one thing that separated her from the machines, it was a love of life "The people around her? They trust me. They count on me...and I count on them. I'm not going to lay them off, no matter what Ideas you have""How much do the lives of the prisoners here mean to you?"
He asked with one eyebrow cocked as he waited for her answer.
He had a plan....
It was at that moment, luck would have it, that Longshot noticed Goodkin. Great, another runt to take care of. "Choose your next words wisely, kid" He cried, his right eye glowing with a golden light "I'm going to need a reeaal good explanation as to why your playing peeping-Tom- you're with the monkey, aren't you?"
"Be still, my heart" The Count mumbled at the sight of Crichton. The once legendary warrior seemed like nothing more than a cripple to him, all stray great hairs, limps and stumble. They had all been on the inside for far too long; they had all been left their own battle scars...John was no exception@Cromartie Sarkissian @mobilepost @ughiwishcrichtonsintrohadbeenbetter:\
Last Order thought over for a moment, considering. The Count was strange but ultimately didn't seem like a threat, more eccentric than anything else. Not half not half as bad as the people that ran Academy City.
"'MISAKA will help.' MISAKA declares proudly as-..."
"The kid's not going anywhere." A voice from the shadows declared. the voice having a tinge of madness in it, of scary things best left unsaid. Last Order immediately felt afraid, a feeling that was not eased as the sound of a tapping cane aaccompanied a figure into the cell. It was a strong looking man with dark tousled hair and a shit eating smirk on his face. He was leaning on a piece of piping that he'd probably traded for inside the prison, and had a brace on his right leg.
"Why don't you run back to Sesame Street and stop being a pedobear, Count."
Last Order stomped her foot in frustration, despite her consternation at the ominious nature of this man.
"'MISAKA doesn't want your interference. The Count is going to help MISAKA find her friends.' MISAKA says as MISAKA tries to assert herself."
The man held up a hand, unimpressed. "Stow it Missy. The Count isn't interested in being friends. So what'll it be Big Bird?"
"Do you want to tangle with the Wildcard?"
The eccentric drug dealer flung out his hands, embracing the moment in all its irony. "My-my, Mr.Wildcard. It appears your argument doesn't have a leg to stand on!" He squinted his bloodshot eyes and puffed out his freshly chewed lips into a pout "I am simply helping a little lost child find her friends and get back home!"
For once, the dandy wasn't entirely lying; he was helping the girl find her friends, and he did intend to get himself back home... It was all just a case of misplace context "C'mon John! You and I both know that the world is one big scary place! Throw a Count a bone here!" Vertigo broke out into a fit of laughter, placing his gloved palm onto Last Order's shoulder. Sarcasm dripped form his coming words "We're all about second chances here at the Kyln..." The fraudulant grin fell towards Quil "As I'm sure Star-Pants over here will agree..."
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