Moment of Peace

[Sierra Parker]

Sierra walked out into The Gardens well past midnight. The air was cold and damp, most likely since it was raining the whole day. She still was furious with the non-mutant people want mutants cured. What was wrong with mutants? Just because they were more powerful then non-mutants? Yes, that seems logical. The non-mutants are jelous of mutants so curing the mutants would make them feel safer. She sighed softly as she sat down on the bench and she looked at her feet.

Sierra looked around again a few minutes later, making sure no one was looking before she held out both of her hands to her sides and the bench she was sitting on began to float in the air, along with anything that wasn't secured to the ground. For example, the bird bath, some rose pedels, leaves, a base ball and some other small things.

[Tara V'Sani]

(Hey. I'm jumping in here, since there's already someone outside. Rockin'. Leme know if you would rather someone else..)

Flying by night was hard.

There was little light to be a guide. It was colder. And she had a very easily-confused sense of direction.

But it hadn't stopped raining all day. She'd had to get out of there...

And now, as a result, she was lost. She had some idea where she was - over New York somewhere. But other than that, she didn't know. She'd been flying for hours, now, and she was exausted.

A large lawn was connected to a small patch of trees, a mini-forest. She started to descend, gliding down to land on her feet gently in the yad, her wings liftedslightly, to prevent them from getting wet on the damp grass.

As she crossed the garden, she rounded a corner, and froze.

There was someone here. She could feel them..

A brief moment of panic shot through her, and she looked around. There. It was a woman. And she was...floating in the air. As were a lot of other things.

Tara froze, watching. This woman was like her, then. She had powers. Mayb that meant this was a safe place..?

She eyes the treeline, then the woman, but remanied frozen, unsure of which direction to take.