Neal had his hood down. His black traveling cloak flapped around his black jean. His shirt was more of a black Tonal faux-leather panelled shirt with raw edge at front hem.
Neal lifted his cigarette to his lips and inhaled deeply, the soothing nicotine running through his system. He was completely free to do as he wanted today. Then again, when was he not completely free to do as he wanted. It was a dark dreary day, clouds so gray it seemed to press in on you. Rains, thunder and lightning were starting and ending suspiciously as if somebody besides him could turn the weather on and off. Neal flicked his head to the side and glanced up and down the street.
Neal witnessed how a mutant lady unintentionally electrified Doran Giotelli with an interested gaze. It happened nearly everyday, seeing mutants attacking fellow mutants, wrecking havoc but what happened to the attacker afterwards was what interested him. She fell to the side, and hit the ground. Neal had been leaning against a building not far from there smoking silently when he heard her scream something. Pushing away from the wall he walked down the alley until he reached Doran and the lady. Other folks on either side of him were of no thought to him as he smoked and walked. She was writhing on the ground and he smirked.
He continued to stare straight ahead, not looking at everyone's reaction about his sudden presence, just silently smoking. He wasn't sure what he would say to her, but he had seen her look like she was in pain. Almost made it seem like she had felt the pain of Doran a while ago. Or perhaps, worse. He may enjoy seeing pain, killing things, and stealing what wasn't his, but seeing pain on someone who was like him? A mutant. No way.
Then another mutant lady went ahead to rescue her. He simply observed as she drained the electricity from the other mutant. Neal had the look of a sneak recruiter, ready to simply reach out and take any homeless powerful mutants when they were least suspecting it. And today, he was looking for some newbies and some fun, to say the least.
"Neal Ackerman." He said in a soft voice, before looking around, his eyes curious, but oddly dull. "Happened to notice you nearly kill my buddy, Doran." He jerked his head to Doran who seemed unharmed but sweaty. His eyes strayed to both beautiful ladies and then he leaned back against the wall and staring straight ahead again, his face showing no emotion.
Neal lifted his cigarette to his lips and inhaled deeply, the soothing nicotine running through his system. He was completely free to do as he wanted today. Then again, when was he not completely free to do as he wanted. It was a dark dreary day, clouds so gray it seemed to press in on you. Rains, thunder and lightning were starting and ending suspiciously as if somebody besides him could turn the weather on and off. Neal flicked his head to the side and glanced up and down the street.
Neal witnessed how a mutant lady unintentionally electrified Doran Giotelli with an interested gaze. It happened nearly everyday, seeing mutants attacking fellow mutants, wrecking havoc but what happened to the attacker afterwards was what interested him. She fell to the side, and hit the ground. Neal had been leaning against a building not far from there smoking silently when he heard her scream something. Pushing away from the wall he walked down the alley until he reached Doran and the lady. Other folks on either side of him were of no thought to him as he smoked and walked. She was writhing on the ground and he smirked.
He continued to stare straight ahead, not looking at everyone's reaction about his sudden presence, just silently smoking. He wasn't sure what he would say to her, but he had seen her look like she was in pain. Almost made it seem like she had felt the pain of Doran a while ago. Or perhaps, worse. He may enjoy seeing pain, killing things, and stealing what wasn't his, but seeing pain on someone who was like him? A mutant. No way.
Then another mutant lady went ahead to rescue her. He simply observed as she drained the electricity from the other mutant. Neal had the look of a sneak recruiter, ready to simply reach out and take any homeless powerful mutants when they were least suspecting it. And today, he was looking for some newbies and some fun, to say the least.
"Neal Ackerman." He said in a soft voice, before looking around, his eyes curious, but oddly dull. "Happened to notice you nearly kill my buddy, Doran." He jerked his head to Doran who seemed unharmed but sweaty. His eyes strayed to both beautiful ladies and then he leaned back against the wall and staring straight ahead again, his face showing no emotion.