Tess Mercer (
have_no_mercy) wrote2010-06-05 11:24 pm
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It's not unusual for Tess to be entertaining a guest. It's really not unusual for that guest to be Zod. What isn't the norm is that he's not the only person she's expecting.
It's time, they've decided, to put their plan into action, to attempt to rid themselves of one of the nuisances in their lives. Darkseid has been summoned to the mansion on the pretext of potentially another adventure or evening of games. Security has been told to notify Tess when he arrives and everything else is in place for what's really going to take place. Or so she - and Zod - hope.
So until he does make his presence known, they'll just have to wait. One way or another, it's going to be an interesting evening.
It's time, they've decided, to put their plan into action, to attempt to rid themselves of one of the nuisances in their lives. Darkseid has been summoned to the mansion on the pretext of potentially another adventure or evening of games. Security has been told to notify Tess when he arrives and everything else is in place for what's really going to take place. Or so she - and Zod - hope.
So until he does make his presence known, they'll just have to wait. One way or another, it's going to be an interesting evening.
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That said, their plan isn't without its risks. Even with the Major keeping an extremely close watch, he's a bit on edge about the situation, to say the least. And waiting for their guest to show up is not an enjoyable experience.
So he'll just sit, thinking through each precaution being taken. He knows that everything is in place, but mentally double checking himself is about the only thing he has to keep himself occupied at the moment.
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She is curious about one thing, however. "Have you decided where you'll be spying from yet?"
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When she speaks, however, his thoughts will be momentarily interrupted, and he'll shoot her a thoughtful glance. "Where will he not look?"
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"He's been here before, so I don't expect he'll be overly interested in the scenery." Then she decides to actually be helpful and gestures toward a far corner. "There's a hallway back there. I doubt he'll have reason to snoop in that particular area."
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Still, it's not surprising that security stops him upon entry and takes the time to notify Tess of his presence.
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"He's here," is all she says to Zod, assuming he'll proceed to his shadowy hallway immediately. Tess is going to take what time she has to slip off her shoes and make her way over to the bar to pour herself another glass of water.
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"Got lonely rather quickly this time, did you."
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"It seems I did. But then, after our last encounter, how could I not?"
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"If I weren't part of your destiny, I wouldn't be here." He glances up at her out of the corner of his eye, amusement now plain to see on his face. "And you really shouldn't rely on your pets for weaponry."
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His expression becomes somewhat more serious as he regards Tess then, the metal, still clutched in her hand, being pulled away just enough for him to turn his head and look at her.
"You would do well not to heed your Kryptonian pet's advice," he tsks quietly. "He really doesn't know what he's doing, you know."
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And then there's nothing. For an agonizingly long moment, Zod's lifeless form remains stretched out on the floor. Then, suddenly, there's a sort of flash as his broken skin and flesh begin melding back together, working furiously until they're seamless again.
It's a terribly odd feeling, having one's life returned almost instantaneously. Zod lets in an involuntary gasp as the air suddenly rushes back into his lungs and the feeling returns to the rest of his body.
All of this happens at once, and it's so overwhelming that it's another long moment before he can wrap his mind around the situation properly, much less speak. When he can, though, he turns to Tess with amazement and confusion.
"What just happened?"
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Then, after a moment, "How do you feel?"
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"Unscathed," he replies softly after a short pause, giving her a stunned and somewhat questioning glance. "What did you do?"
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"Oh, I have a feeling he'll be back. But I don't think he'll hurt me."
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