Threat Level: Zeta

Scizo was nervous and when she was nervous she usually could never keep her mouth shut especially if she was nervous about accidentally saying something she wasn't supposed to and the fact that she couldn't keep her thoughts off that thing made her problems worse. The point was she was nervous. Caution doors striped with yellow and black lines sealed shut behind her. Her saucer sized eyes stuck to the floor like they were super glued there. She felt her footsteps carry her faster done the hall like she was racing her own shadow. The 'off-limits' zone that she had just 'strolled' out of like it was the gate into Mordor, had been a place of curiosity to her once, but a place she didn't dare to go, it was like a forbidden dungeon. At least... That was until she had actually been there, not at all by choice of course. All of... them had been invited into the zone. Not exactly invited though, that wasn't really the word for it, more like... Cordially ordered. Lenina had a way of making the most menacing things sound like a happy birthday wish.

She had been sworn to secrecy about what the small body of people had encountered, and was already finding it hard to hold in, even though... She stopped, held her head up and look down the corridor, not a single person in the stark white pathway. She sighed with relief, even though being afraid to utter the statement even mentally was a strange phobia, she had seen what the other humans could do with their abilities. Only they knew about the tiers the humans were placed in, and them at the bottom, a bit unfair, yes. But Lenina had told them it was for their own safety. Scizo fiddled with the swirling jeweled necklace, twisting the cookie sized ornament so that it spun in front of her. The hypnotic emblem entranced her, even though she knew it wasn't the real thing, but that was never here no there. She collapsed to the floor in a heap, the very idea of what Lenina was planning made Scizo feel sick. It was impossible to be able to do something so cruel... But she couldn't stand up to Lenina and her... powers.

She tucked her knees up to her chest, and closed her eyes. A childish thought that just by closing your eyes you could escape reality and venture into the unknown with imagination, but ethically, Scizo was nothing but a child, she may know a lot about the universe she existed in, but five weeks wasn't something to be proud of. Scizo banged her head against her knee with an exasperated groan, Lenina was already twisting her mind.


OOC: This is Goodbye - Blue Foundation.

Ian hadn't been anywhere else but the Gamma Zone so far, and he wanted to change that. The wiry boy strode down the blindingly white hallway, not really knowing where he was going or what he might encounter. Since he'd been on the station, he'd caught up on his sleep and had his numerous injuries taken care of. You'd have to look really close to tell that his hand had been impaled. Alien technology was pretty amazing, not that their healing him made him like them any better though. Aliens were still disgusting.

Ian stopped walking when he noticed that there was nothing on the end of the hall but a door. It probably led to a boiler room or something like that. Did spaceships even have boiler rooms? He doubted it. Whatever the door was, it didn't capture his interest. What did, however, was the girl on the floor. Is she having a fit or something? He watched her for a second, seeing her not convulsing "Hey, are you alright?!" Soon Ian was at her side, knelt down beside her. She didn't look hurt or anything, but why would she just be on the floor groaning?

ooc: omigawwwwwwwwwwwwd. >l

Every nerve ending in Scizo's small body twitched as she heard a voice echo through the spotless tunnel. Scizo straightened up quick at the unknown exclamation, instinctively she brought her hands over her head and cowered down, afraid to be hit by something. She had come accustomed to running from dangers, it was like a switch now, the moment she felt unsafe, she'd be gone, and at this sensitive time, getting grazed by fly could make her faint. Scizo's heart accelerated like it was being pumped by energizer batteries. Seconds passed as Scizo remained as still as a statue. Only after nothing happened at all that Scizo's paralysis wore off. She peeked open one eye, and could clearly see the stranger. "Uh..." She took a quick step back, lowering her hands so that they hovered just below her face. "He-hello?" she managed to stammer in a voice that wasn't even loud enough to be a whisper.

"Fine!" her voice cracked as she realized what he had asked, "I'm, um... Fine, perfectly fine." Awkwardly she pawed at a loose pink hair, her gaze shifting from side to side, up and down, anywhere but at this strangers face.

"Uh. Okay. Whatever you say, I guess," Ian mumbled as he stood up and stepped away from her. He didn't really believe her, but may be this sort of thing was normal for her. She obviously had some sort of problem though, she looked so scared. She had to have come out of the door, or had just been about to enter it. Maybe something in there had gotten her all worked up. Ian glanced at the door, his eye caught by the straight edged white lettering near the middle. "'Off limits'," he repeated out loud, alternating his vision between the girl and the letters. "Why were you in there?" His curiosity had gotten the better of him.

ooc: tinybabypost. :c

Dread pulled Scizo down harder than gravity as the boy passed by her and walked towards the off-limits area. Scizo flinched involuntarily, and stretched her arm to stop the boy, but paused. He wasn't one of them what if he had... Some kind of ability. Scizo watched as he inspected the sign, she could almost hear his thoughts. "What was she doing in there? That freak must have something to do with whats inside of there... I gotta tell Empress Lenina." When his back was fully turned, Scizo inched away from him, tiptoeing as softly as she could. She could literally feel his eyes on the back of her neck, she slowly turned to look at him with a sheepish open mouthed smile. "What? I don't know what you are... Um... Talking to me about? Heh..." Scizo slid her foot back slowly trying to make her getaway.

How many times were they going to get moved around!? Back and forth from room to room over this and that. The excuse always that it was for the good of the human race! Good of the human race!? They were being relocated like animals in a zoo! It was like they were being manipulated and the alibis were too good to argue against. Still, this place wasn't as bad as his previous accommodations. They put a little more effort into the rooms and with a few things added here and there it had been made twice as good. The place did seem confined, possibly because of the construction.

There weren't a lot of things to do here activities wise. It was a pool, computers, an arcade, and then your own room. Nothing that stimulated normal entertainment. This place was filled with things that would get steadily boring. They would need something to spice it up soon enough.

Cezar had been taken his fine time to see if there were more of this place that he hadn't checked yet. There were a lot of off limits places, but the more he passed them the more he was tempted to go down there. What was so off limits? He could assume it was construction, but not all of them looked like they were being worked on. His interest in the sparsely placed areas peaked at the sight of two other humans in front of one of those forbidden corridor. A kid he remembered seeing and knew he knew, but didn't remember the name of and a girl who was fairly new to him. The kid looked curious, the girl looked nervous.

He had heard something along the lines of being inside the off limits area while coming down here. "You went in there?" Cezar asked, looking at the girl. If she went in there then maybe it wouldn't be so hard after all... This place must not have any fast reacting security. This was a step in the right direction!

Ian lowered and raised his eyebrows in an incredulous expression. Yeah, this chick was weird. She was so nervous, it was obvious she'd been in there and wasn't supposed to have been. "It's not like I'm going to tell Lenina, I w-" Ian turned to look at Cezar, who was just arriving on the scene. Ian had seen him several times before, and had come to learn his name. He'd never talked to him though.

Ian felt the sudden need to explore this off-limits area... Station Two had plenty to do, so it wasn't like he was bored, but this would be a thrill.