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Danger Magnet: Why would someone even think of a Fear landscape?

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techno—geek:

Danger Magnet: Why would someone even think of a Fear landscape?

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techno—geek:

Danger Magnet: Why would someone even think of a Fear landscape?

metal-bender:

techno—geek:

metal-bender:

…

I’m sorry, I’m being depressing right now…

No, it’s okay. I understand.

What about you? how’re you?

Me…? As good as I’ll ever be. -smiles- You?

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metal-bender reblogged this from techno--geek and added:

techno—geek: Yeah.. -coughs then looks up at her-
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That’s good to hear.
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Alexandra Melinda Cult was born in Moscow, Russia. She was only two years old. Only two. She wandered a little too far from Mommy at the park. The next thing she knew, she was in the back of a van, handcuffed and gagged. When she awoke, she was a new person. And only two. She remember each and every single detail however. Legally, she was born a genius. Which came to ring true as she grew up. She never heard a word of English but she managed to learn it, as well as Russian, all by herself. Klaus himself mutated her, with the ability to control metal. She could attract it like a magnet, bend it, sever it through people's skulls. The possibilities were endless. Klaus treated Alexandra as his own daughter, his proud little trophy. But she was a genius. She knew she was just a toy to him. However, she played along. The experiments were far more brutal, but she got away with doing many things. However, Alex wasn't social. Nor was she friendly. Traits from Klaus, she assumed. Just like him, she was extremely technologically advanced. Her fighting skills were high in the rankings as well, and she is only fourteen. Alex was dangerous. Stay on her good side, and you won't find a quarter, piercing through your skull.

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