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[It's a day after the explosion of Spring and superpower exhibition, and Pyro's just sitting in -

- well, it's a new room. Bigger, more homey than the dorm-style rooms of the God Houses, and his candle number appears to have doubled to compensate. The light is still flickering and uneven, but it's much brighter than it was during his broadcasts from Baldr. Anyhow, those who were there to hear him rant and rave about Freya being spared and Freyr being saved might think he's appeared to shit all over that party, but he's staying quiet on that front for now. (Who knows how many psycho kids one of them might have, after all.)]

Since we're so big on Democracy here, thought I'd put something up to a vote.

Instead of random surges in our powers that have nothing to do with anything, how about the gods put their heads together and see if they can gather up enough strength to make the powers work outside the city? Y'know, where most people are actually being attacked and either dying or coming close to it?

It's just a thought.

[He's still sore about his near-death experience during the weapons expedition, but no one needs to know that! There was the big freakout about the blonde girl not coming back for so long, after all; this could all be about her.

If you don't know Pyro at all, anyway.]

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Yeah, if what they say is true. And I don't know if anyone here is willing to risk them being right and putting their homes at risk by not fighting.

[And she hates it, being ordered around and told what to do. At least there were not as many rules and protocol here as in the military. But there is no way she would ever want to risk anything happening to the fleet. Not after they had made it this far.]

I'm not doing shit for them. Everyone else can cover their asses all they want, I'm not getting into this war no matter what's at risk. Not with what they took from me.

You mean your power you had back home?

[She assumes that is likely what he means when he mentions something being taken. Kara herself had no powers to worry about losing, but that did not mean she wasn't frustrated at the situation regardless.]

The power I still have, just locked away somehow. You don't turn a mutant into a human any more than you turn a cat into a human.

Locked away? I didn't really think about how exactly they replace people's powers when they arrive. I guess it doesn't matter to me personally anyway. I'm just a regular, frakked up human.

Well, I won't believe they actually got into my DNA and pulled out the gene that makes me what I am. Gods or not, that's too screwed up, especially gods this crappy.

[And he has to keep believing he's a mutant. Knowing he's a mutant. If he lets that go, he really will be completely adrift here.]

I wonder how they do it then. Just--sort of supress it for the time being while you are here, somehow? Not that I would know how any of this sort of thing works, but that is...interesting to consider. Given how different people's powers might have been back home, I mean.

No idea right now. Even people who have things like magic don't forget how they used it, it just dries up. But we'll find out.

The gods kind of--blocking it or something somehow would be my guess, if people still have their powers or whatever when they go home. How do you intend to find out, exactly? Asking them, you think they will be able to explain it or even have the time?

That depends on what's at stake, which is about all I'll say.

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