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September 2nd, 2016 North Station, Boston, MA It was a couple of days before the rest of the students were supposed to return to Whateley Academy, but it was the required date for the kids of the junior high school program to go to the school. The kids were ahead of the rest as they needed the time to test their powers and adjust their education to fit their needs. That was in addition to needing to unwind and adjust to the school for new students who were going to be away from their parents for the first time, unlike their older counterparts the junior high kids needed a full weekend to adjust just in case of homesickness and depression setting in. Morgan had spent much of her summer with her grandparents at their various businesses talking with the owners about what they did and seeing just how hard they worked to remain in business. She gave the owners a cheap helper as she insisted on helping them in exchange for their time, with the owners not even trying to refuse as she actually worked harder than their own kids were doing. The fact that she was there with her grandparents and wanted to learn only caused them to happily give her the tips of the trade and ensure she knew just what to do to get the right idea about hard work and payments. She was upset that she couldn't meet her cousin as each time she visited, Morgan was conveniently out with her grandfather and vice versa. It was almost as if her grandmother had scheduled it that way, but it was part of dealing with grandchildren, as she was told by her grandfather and his friends, so Morgan didn't complain. She wanted to meet her aunt and cousin, but realized that her aunt was probably busy with her own job and her cousin was trying to be kept away from Morgan for her own safety just in case Mathias tried to get at Morgan again. She was lucky in that she got to go with her grandmother to the beach most mornings as Alice loved to swim in the ocean before the crowds came and packed the beach, then swim in the evening after dinner in their indoor pool. It was a lot of fun for Morgan as she enjoyed playing in the water more than she thought she would and enjoyed walking along the beach with Alice as they talked about anything and everything, particularly girls and how to deal with them. The two shared a lot of things that they couldn't share with Taurus, especially their feelings about the way Taurus was acting whenever someone mentioned Mathias and his misdeeds. Alice knew that he was preparing for the inevitable encounter and couldn't face the idea of his son's death, but Alice had a strong inkling that when he finally came out of hiding it would be the last time they saw Mathias. Morgan was able to keep her from getting too upset and lifted her spirits. It carried over to the times she spent with her other granddaughter, so much so that she took notice of her grandmother's change and was almost jealous of Morgan. Alice quelled the jealousy, she loved the two of them equally but it was tough to hide that Morgan was a positive influence on everyone around her. Morgan's summer wasn't all fun and games as in early July she experienced what every teenage girl got to experience - her first period. She knew it was coming but it still hit her hard and left her feeling like an ugly beast. Alice was giddy as she helped Morgan learn how to take care of herself and how to deal with the unwanted mood swings. She even taught Morgan how to do the laundry and give her some of her own learned tips that her own mother had told her when she was the same age. Eventually, the fun had to come to an end. Alice helped Morgan pack for school and helped ensure that Morgan know how to take care of herself even if she had a house parents to help. She was smart, but she was also shy around others that she didn't know all too well. -------------- Alice left Morgan at North Station, first ensuring that the train was there and that she was checked-in so she wasn't left behind. There was a small waiting room for those taking the "Grand Miskatonic Shuttle," with a Whateley official there to act on behalf of the school and serve as the de-facto figure for the kids on the train to follow the instructions of. He clearly didn't care for the job as he looked like he was bored out of his mind, barely taking notice of the small group of 16 or so kids assembled and trying hard to not use their powers or act out of line lest they be disciplined. Alice left her at the door and had her check her baggage with the attendant, then went on her way. Morgan was so busy looking through the room that she never noticed Alice talking with someone nor did she see a girl enter and look like she was angry at the world. She was forced to sit in the only empty seat left in the room, which was next to Morgan, making her even more furious. Morgan looked up and saw the girl and said a quick, "Hello," then looked around the room again as it was now filled with late arriving kids. She saw one person entering whom she recognized and gave her a big feeling of happiness at seeing her. She let out a happy, "What are you doing here, Daisy?" Daisy, the woman whom Morgan had meet as she fled from the STAR League's compound after her father attacked, turned to her and happily told Morgan, "I'm dropping off my daughter. Say hello to Morgan, Fawn." The girl offered a terse, "Hello," then turned away, continuing to read her tablet and trying hard to not notice that her mother was talking with some stranger like she knew her. Morgan wanted to say more but Daisy told her, "She's not in a good mood. She doesn't like going away to school but it's the best place for her. She can't attend regular school anymore thanks to manifesting and I don't have the ability to give her a quality education. So, she's off to Whateley." Morgan understood, telling her, "My grandparents said the same. I'm going to the school to get away from Boston and what's going on here. It's supposed to be the safest place for all of us." Daisy didn't push further as it was time to board their train. She kissed Fawn goodbye and let the duo go on their way as their handler herded the other junior high students on to the train ahead of the rest of the crowd. She stopped again to say a few words to a person just outside the room and offered a prayer of hope that the two girls would be alright together, feeling some sort of attraction between the two of them that she couldn't quite pin down. The train ride was just over three hours long. Unlike other trains, this one was a "super-express" that made only a few stops along the route and catered to those spending the day up in Berlin and Dunwich more any other small towns along the route. It was the counterpart to the train from Berlin that was meant take day-trippers to Boston, which the girls were told would be open to them only if their parents met them at North Station. Halfway through the trip, Morgan got up to get a snack. She asked Fawn if she wanted anything too, getting a sneer from Fawn to which Morgan ignored and still bought a couple of candy bars and soda cans for them. She offered them to Fawn who tried to refuse them, but eventually gave in as she was in the mood for chocolate and needed the caffeine intake to stay awake from the boredom. Eventually, the train stopped at a small depot in what seemed like the middle of nowhere. The kids got off the train and grabbed their bags, then went inside the depot to await their bus for the final trip to the school. Fawn struggled with her bag, which Morgan helped her with as well as dragged her own bag. She didn't mean for it to seem like she was showing-up Fawn but Fawn took it that way. The two had already gotten off to a rough start, the kids were avoiding them as they had their own way of doing things and neither seemed to be included in their fun. There was one girl with a fake witch hat who talked with other girls about things that were cute and what they had seen over the summer, the more Morgan listened to them the more she was glad that she hadn't followed that aspect of girlhood while Fawn tried hard to not feel weird over liking some of the things the girl talked about. Fawn looked like she was jealous of the girls but didn't want to show it. Morgan understood the way she was feeling, they were friends and had to have known one another well but must have left Fawn out of their fun at the school. Morgan felt like she had missed a lot over the years, with this being yet one more in a long string of disappointments that her father had caused her to experience. The group was called out by a new person who introduced herself as Mrs. Elaine Claire, their new dean of students and the person who would help them get settled into their school. She told those who had been students the year before to go on ahead, she'd handle the newbies. Fawn went on ahead of most of the others, with Morgan left among a couple of other kids who looked to be lost and afraid. Mrs. Claire told the remaining students, "I know it's likely the first time that you have been away from home since you were born so it's going to be scary for you. You are still young and growing into your abilities. Please, if you are having issues go to your house parents. It's what they are there for and it's for the best that you talk with them. You might just need an ear to talk to, or you might need someone to point you in the right direction to help you deal with your issues. It's their job to help you, they are there to be in that role and won't tease you, chide you, or make you feel terrible for going to them." The kids boarded the bus and by pure luck, Morgan and Fawn were put together. It was getting to the point that the two were together for everything and Fawn was getting annoyed. It wasn't that she had an issue with Morgan, she just didn't like getting lumped with someone just because she was new. The ride was done in silence as Morgan didn't try to bother with the scenery as it was already known to her from her visit in June. Fawn wasn't up for conversation either, she texted Daisy to tell her that she was on the bus and stuck with Morgan. Daisy could only tell her to be nice to Morgan, she wasn't used to Fawn or her quirks and would take a while to get used to her. Fawn finally told Morgan, "Mom said I have to be nice to you. I don't like it but I can't go against her. She seems to like you for some reason. She never likes anyone, but she really likes you." Morgan didn't respond, but Fawn seemed to ease up on the anger towards her. It was for the best, the two were stuck together for the next half hour as they drove to the school and then had lunch in the fabled Crystal Hall. Fawn mumbled to Morgan, "We are stuck at this table all year, it's possible that the others will move on to their own tables as they join groups but most of us are stuck together." Both Morgan and Fawn refrained from eating meat during the meal. They were the only ones to not eat any of the steaks, hamburgers, or other meat dishes as Fawn told her she had to become a vegetarian due to her mutation causing her to not like meant while Morgan told her, "I haven't eaten much meat since my father forced us to eat microwave hamburgers when we were on the run. I hate hamburgers now. I can't eat too much or it starts to taste bad. I don't think my nanites like them either." The two were given odd looks but they ignored them, it wasn't a big deal and they weren't the only ones with dietary issues at the school. The two did enjoy the desserts, with Morgan enjoying the sugar rush as her nanites took in the sugar and processed it quickly while Fawn simply had a sweet tooth. It was clear that Fawn was overcompensating for the freedom, but it was still funny to Morgan to see her eat so many sugary desserts. Eventually the kids were separated. Morgan was surprised to see that Fawn was joining her at Poe and to their shock they were forced to be roommates. Fawn thought she might have her own room again, but with an even number of kids this year she was put with Morgan. Once in their room, Fawn glared at Morgan who glared back at her. The two held their glares until Mrs. Horton, their houseparent, told the two to knock it off. She sat them down and told the two, "You are the only two this year in Poe so it was felt that the two of you should be together. You share a lot of things in common, if you can put aside your egos and talk to one another you might see that. I don't want to have to separate you, but if need be I'll do it. But first, I'll ensure that you two have a meeting with Fubar while you clean his filters. As anyone will tell you, it's the second-worst punishment in the school. Only cleaning the sewers under Hawthorne is worse. You two are too young to do that though, but if we have to we will make arrangements for you to clean down there." Sh left the room to which Morgan asked, "What could we have in common?" Fawn gasped and told her, "You used to be a boy, didn't you?" Morgan nodded, then told her, "I'm a hermaphrodite. I still have a penis and can make a baby if I wanted to. I turned when my dad's hideout was raided by the MCO and the STAR League. I was stuck in a cocoon for two weeks and came out looking like a girl except that I had both sets of genitals instead of just a vagina. I had breasts and everything, so there was no point in trying to be a boy when I looked too much like a girl. I think it was because my mom wanted a girl and I remembered her thinking that I'd be a girl so I transformed into one to appease her." Fawn asked about her mother, to which Morgan explained, "She died in childbirth. She had a blood clot that caused a stroke. She died before the doctors could help her. My dad took me away before I could be seen by my grandparents, I didn't meet them until June. Dad hates my grandparents, he's afraid of grandma. Grandpa says she's the only person who makes him afraid, even more than him." Fawn shed a tear over hearing that then blurted out, "I was a boy until last Christmas. My balls shrunk away fast and my boobs started to form. My chest popped out fast but the rest changed slowly. It took me four months to get rid of my penis. I was run out of my old school because of my change. My mom sent me here last Spring to finish out the year. She's a graduate of the school, she said I would be put in here because of my change. I was the only boy-to-girl changeling last year in the junior high program, there was a girl-to-boy changeling too but he moved upstairs this year with the other freshmen." The two looked at one another and felt relief over having that put out in the open. Morgan wasted little time and told, "My name is Morgan Pine, but I call myself Binary. I can make nanites which can make me stronger, faster, make shock blasts, make a protective shell, and control electronics. I guess it's a joke now since I am both boy and girl but feel like I'm all girl despite having extra parts." Fawn felt trusted enough to explain to her, "I am Fawn. My real name is Megan Walsh, I'm named for my aunt. I can turn into animals. It's why I don't like meat anymore, I turn into them and can talk with them so I know what they are thinking. I can do well in my transformations but I am working on talking to the animals, it's some sort of ESPer link but I haven't worked on it yet because I had too many other classes to deal with." Morgan smiled at hearing that, she loved that power and hoped to have something like that when she was younger. It was a useful power if you learned how to choose the right animal, especially one that could go unnoticed by others. She just hoped that it didn't get Fawn killed out of fear of a wild animal roaming the streets even if it was a girl in animal form. The two sat on their beds and stared at the wall, before Megan asked, "How did you meet mom? She had a strong reaction to you, she never does that. She seems to like you a lot." Morgan blushed then told about her being found after spending the night in Daisy's barn. Megan was shocked to hear that, telling her, "Bessie hates anyone who comes into the barn! She doesn't let me milk her but she let you sleep without waking mom up. Even the chickens get upset at anyone being in there, mom won't let me gather their eggs anymore because they hate me. She thinks that they are jealous of me because I'm human but I think they just don't like me because I complain when I clean the barn." The two left things settle and didn't talk again. There was an air of jealousy and suspicion between the two as Megan was jealous of Morgan while Morgan was afraid of saying or doing something that was going to cause an issue with them. The tension lasted until Megan got up to leave, telling Morgan that she was going for a walk around the school to clear her head. Morgan walked with her, but stopped short and called out, "You got to get better than that to surprise me Karma. I can sense your presence, it's part of my powers. I can hear the branches rustling and can hear your breathing slow. It's pointless to hide from me, I'll still find you." Karma looked upset at her finding her so easily. Morgan happily told her, "You never know what anyone can do. I'm used to always being on the lookout for trouble so I try to listen for signs of trouble. You're no threat to me but I still pegged you right away. I let you have your fun for a while but I don't want you to think you can get the drop on me easily." Karma was still upset at losing her fun so Morgan asked if she wanted to walk with them to see the rest of campus. Karma accepted the offer, it wasn't going to be fun anyway and her babysitter was stuck in a closet and not in the least bit interested in playing with her like Morgan was. Morgan gave her an outlet to get her energy burned off and walked her back to where her mother was awaiting with a scowl. Morgan hugged the precocious little girl and let her walk inside while awaiting The Fabulous Imp's glare and yells. Imp didn't give her either, only asking, "Did she break into the cottages again? She did this last year and caused a couple of boys to scream at her peeking into their showers. It was funny as heck for all of us as the boys kept a wide berth from the girls for two weeks in case she blabbed about how less than developed they really were." Morgan giggled at that while Megan gasped in shock, she heard about that but didn't think it had really happened to the boys. Morgan simply explained, "She was trying to find me and the other kids. She was playing 'hunter' to our 'prey'. She walked with us around campus and didn't do anything except walk. She got her fun, I let her follow us for a bit before stopping her before she got bored and tried to go into one of the arenas or Schuster Hall." Imp was satisfied with hearing that, letting the girls go back to Poe to settle in for the night. Megan was still dazed at Morgan seemingly knowing Imp personally and even being able to talk with her as if she was more than her teacher, Morgan let it go and didn't elaborate on it. In their room Megan asked about her knowing Imp and Karma, gasping at the story. Morgan sighed, then told her, "She did the same thing when we visited in June. Everyone was busy and it was boring for her so she followed us around campus for a while. She was interested in me for some reason, I think it's because I was with my grandparents and they seemed to know the school better than anyone should have known it. She's a good kid, she reminds me of my former classmate who loved to bounce off the walls due to her high energy levels. She made the other girls treat me like the other girls even though I was a boy then. She said I was just like them, even if I had boy parts. I miss her." Morgan had to hide her tears as she thought about the girl who she had known so well and who had an impact on her being so much of a girl without knowing it. Megan hugged her, telling her fondly, "I had a girl like that. She was 'one of the guys' but kept saying that I was a better girl than any of the girls she knew. She tried to kiss me but I pulled back. I didn't like her like that, I don't like girls. I like boys, I don't know if it was due to being gay before I changed but I like boys." Megan tried to pull away to which Morgan told her, "I like girls. My grandmother told me that I don't have to like boys just because I'm mostly female. And don't worry, you aren't my type. I don't know why but I don't see you that way. I don't get a tingle like the other girls give me. You are just normal." The two let it go and got ready for bed, changing into their pajamas in front of one another as they saw what one another looked like for the first time. Megan snuck a peek at Morgan and saw a subtle bulge in her panties, it wasn't all that big. It looked like it was trying to retract to which Morgan boldly told her, "I can get it to move inside of me so it looks flat. I can't make it disappear no matter how much I wish it could but I can at least pass for a 'normal' girl unless you ripped my panties off." The two went to sleep for several hours, with Morgan awaking due to her nanites giving her a jolt and alerting her to a problem. Over in her bed, Megan was sniffling and crying about something. Morgan wasn't sure what to do, so she leaned down and hugged Megan to calm her. Megan kept crying, and in a barely audible whimper told her, "I hate it here. I hate being a freak. I hate that I can't be normal anymore. I hate being a girl. Everyone wants me to be pretty and smart and the people my grandparents introduced me to kept trying to make me marry their sons. I hate it. I hate liking boys. I hate being a girl." Morgan kissed her cheek and led her to her own bed, rocking in her bed until Megan fell asleep again. It was the only thing that she could think of doing to help her, with Morgan feeling that it might be a big issue that she was hiding beyond homesickness and frustration. Then it hit her: she was having her first period and was feeling the hormonal imbalance that went with it, it explained her being so crabby before they got there and why she was so quiet to everyone but Mrs. Horton. -------------- September 3rd, 2016 Poe Cottage, Whateley Academy Morgan awoke before Megan and got the needed supplies ready. When Megan awoke in Morgan's bed, she looked scared then saw Morgan hand her a couple of pills and explain to her, "Look in your panties. It's official: you are a full girl. I take it's you haven't had a period yet?" Megan tried to hold off tears but let them flow as Morgan hugged her tightly, then sniffled as she told the girl, "Mom didn't think that I'd have one so soon. She said I was a lot like her and wouldn't have one until next year." Morgan shook her head, then added, "Your dad's family must start early." The two went to the showers, but first Morgan ensured that Megan knew how to handle her sanitary needs and helped her do the laundry. Megan knew how to do it all on her own, with Morgan listening as she told her a couple of learned tricks that her mother had told her to do when she did start her own period. When all of that was done, the two went to breakfast. The other kids looked at them oddly as they entered, with whispers going around about them being the "freaks" among them because they got assigned to Poe instead of one of the other cottages. Megan was used to the talking, but Morgan was unnerved by it. She hated to be singled out because she was stuck in a cottage due to her cousin being there and her parents being legacy students. The duo didn't talk during the meal, instead ate their oatmeal and fruits while then snacking on pastries. When Morgan ate a salty roll then went for the fruit juices and sports drink, Megan gave her a weird look over the odd combination. Morgan had to explain to her, "I need to recharge my nanites. It took a lot of energy last night to not yell at you and they were on alert all night as they knew that there was something wrong with you, which they were right about. They also think that I might be in danger so don't want me to go without refueling them so they can protect me." The meal was followed-up by the group heading to meet their advisers for the next year. Megan went one way, while Morgan reluctantly went to the office of Ms. Able, one of the new hires at the school. Ms. Able was known for being anything but that in her time at Whateley, Ms. Able was a capable class teacher but wasn't all that powerful of a mutant and lacked the outside qualifications that others had. Ms. Able was a tall, skinny woman who introduced herself as "the head of the technology department" but added, "I am mostly just for show, as a lot of the technology here is deviser or gadgeteer created with really only telephones, internet, and other older technology handled by me. I also tend to handle the younger kids who don't fit into standard categories, such as yourself. I am used to others looking down on me, but I am here teaching and advising while many have come and gone due to either being ineffectual or being asked to leave due to personal issues. I do my job and do it well, no matter if I am not as powerful as others. Someone has to do it, and I do it with pride." She finally got down to business and looked over Morgan's scores and nodded at the recommendations. It was pretty straightforward, she'd have classes with the other kids that were on her grade level then have additional classes with older students as she learned how to deal with her new abilities. She had to grin as she told Morgan, "You come with a strong recommendation from Mr. Turner, our new assistant headmaster. He knows of your abilities firsthand and doesn't take a direct hand in students unless he is really impressed with what they can potentially do. He wants you to maximize your potential here." She was given Basic Concepts: Basic Nanotech for Devisors, Tech, and Programmers; Electronics 1, Beginners Math, Natural Sciences 1, and History. History and Beginners Math were with the other kids in the junior high program, the rest were advanced classes to fill her power needs. This was similar to what some of the other kids were doing, as she was too advanced in science and had a natural inkling for electronics. Her Basic Concepts class was the best that they could do with her powers as she was a rare case of nanotechnology and would help with the advancement of understanding nanotechnology as she both manifested, controlled, and used her nanites during class. Ms. Able explained to Morgan, "I may not be a devisor or gadgeteer, but I can see that you are going to be a player in the world of research and technology if you put your mind to it. You have what equates to a living computer within your body, you will learn your limits and how you can use your abilities to help others. Mr. Turner was adamant that you receive the best possible help for understanding your powers, that class will do it. Good luck in there, you will need it." She grinned and added, "You normally would have been put into Powers Theory. It's a possibility for you next semester, you are an enigma and might benefit from understanding how powers work and how they interact with people. I'd personally never take it again, but for newcomers it's a rite of passage." That out of the way, she then told Morgan to pick two additional classes that would fill her physical education and elective for the semester. Morgan chose Basic Martial Arts as per what she was told last June, then smiled as she chose, "Art 1," with the Imp as instructor. It was as if it was calling to her, and she just had to take the class to satisfy her curiosity. Ms. Able raised an eyebrow over her choice, to which Morgan happily told him, "I've met her a couple of times already. She seems like a fun person. My grandfather told me about her and what she has done to a lot of people over the years and none of it is bad. She seems like a nice teacher. Plus given that I have to endure Karma since others won't deal with her, I want to at least have something we can both do even if it's not really going to help me outside of school." The meeting ended and saw Megan showing Morgan her own schedule, which had Basic Martial Arts as well as cooking. She didn't ask about that, figuring that she had her reasons for it. Megan blushed and couldn't let it go, explaining to Morgan, "Mom said I should learn to cook since I always complain about what she makes for dinner. She said that it''s a useful skill and I might enjoy myself. Plus, she said that I could even get the chance to help in the kitchens to earn money since they like to hire those who already know how to cook." Morgan nodded, then added, "My grandparents taught me over the summer. I got to work in a couple of places as my grandfather talked to people in meetings. I learned a few things but nothing like what you will learn. It's fun, once you get over how sharp the knives are and how boring it is to wash veggies." The two walked off with the others but stopped short as they heard two boys talking about them. Itchy and Twitch were two of the biggest gossips in the junior high program and had dirt on everyone. What they were talking about angered both girls, especially when they turned to talking about the girls. Megan listened to Itchy and stopped short at what she had just heard. Morgan wanted to hide as she mumbled a terse, "Damn it dad! Why can't you accept that you are never going to get me back! I knew it was too good to be true. I've only been her a day and you already ruined my life!" Megan looked at her and angrily told her, You! You're Uncle Mathias' daughter!" He ruined my life! He's why I can't see my grandparents! He's why I got run out of school last year!" Megan ran off and saw Morgan confronting Itchy and Twitchy out of the corner of her eye. Morgan angrily told both, "Whomever told you who I was made a big mistake. Taurus will get them and make them pay. Dad didn't tell you that grandpa was after him and anyone who helps him, and whomever told you helped dad. You are doing the bidding of a lazy bum who can't do anything on his own. Ask anyone who is anyone in Boston: Suggestion is a nobody and never will be. He won't rule Boston and whatever he paid your parents to do to me is wasted money." She glared at the boys, which only caused Itchy and Twitchy to punch her. She reacted fast and swung at them, hitting Itchy in the mouth causing his lips to split open while Twitchy ducked away from her second punch. Twitchy tried to jump on her but as soon as he landed he received a massive shock, causing him to writhe in pain from her armor's taser charge. Morgan was ready for more but all three stopped as they spotted security running towards them. Itchy and Twitchy tried to run but were stopped and herded towards Kane Hall. Morgan awaited her own visit but was told that she was free to go as they witnessed the boys try to strike her first and she had only reacted in self-defense. When she arrived at her room, Megan was angrily talking on the phone with her mother. Morgan didn't try to say anything as Megan was ranting and raving about Morgan being there and ruining her life. It was taking all of her strength to not say anything, but Morgan remained silent as Megan vented and said a lot of hurtful, mean, and nasty things about her - all because of Mathias' actions. Megan eventually ran out of steam and handed the phone over to Morgan, who then angrily stated, "I'm sorry, Aunt Lillian - or would you rather I call you what you insisted I call you: Daisy. I am sorry but I didn't want this to happen. It's not my fault. I didn't know dad would hurt her or you. He wants me, he's using you to get at me. He doesn't care about anyone except himself, he's trying to hurt all of you to get at me because he knows it's what I want more than anything. He wants to hurt our family." Morgan was in tears as she said that, Daisy/Lillian sighed and admitted to her niece, "It's all about him. It's all about power. He wants to gain as much power as he can get and he blames all of us for being unable to achieve it. First it was me, then it was dad, now it's you. He doesn't care about Megan nor mom nor anyone, it's all about his quest for power. We are an outlet for his frustrations, it's really about him being unable to hurt us because we have power that he doesn't. I can kill him easily with roots from the ground, dad can break every bone in his body with breaking a sweat, mom can cause all of his senses to explode in pain, you have already burned him and shocked him, Megan has even clawed his face when he tried to corner her on the farm last week. All of us can hurt him but he can't hurt us." She let all of that sink into Morgan's head then asked, "she's having her period, isn't she?" Morgan offered a soft, "yes," then explained, "it's more about her being all alone and having no friends here. She's miserable up here, she hates that everyone she knew abandoned her because of who she is becoming. I don't want her to feel that way. She's just a normal girl, she needs to let herself see that she's normal. Kids will come around to being friendly with her, even if I have to force them to be nice to her." Daisy/Lillian smiled at hearing that. She asked to put Megan on then told her daughter, "She's trying to be your friend. She's family to you, she wants to be your family. Give her the chance to be your friend and she will show you that she is nothing like her father. We are family, but you two are special." She sighed then added, "I was wrong about your period. I was thinking about my own period and forgot that you are no different than I am and at the age when most girls have already had several. You weren't ready, I am glad that Morgan noticed the signs. I'm sorry, honey. You are a woman now and are going to feel mood swings, you already showed it yesterday and today. You have your cousin to help you, she is a strong person. Your grandmother speaks highly of her being just like you, give her time to be your cousin. She wants to be family, let her be your cousin. She needs you, you need her." Megan glared at Morgan who glared back at her. They were cousins, but Megan didn't like what she had to endure because of Morgan. Despite their connection, she held a strong grudge against Morgan. The two were quiet for the rest of the afternoon and sat at different tables during dinner. None of the others dared to asked what was going on, the two shared glares and left the two roommates solve their own problems. Whispers could be heard between them as the kids talked about what Itchy and Twitchy had told them, with more whispers going around regarding Morgan beating both boys easily. After dinner, the two walked back to Poe in silence. After what felt like hours, Morgan tried to talk to Megan but got into a shouting match with her over ruining her life again and now ruining her year by just being there. Morgan angrily shot back that she didn't do anything, she only defended herself from a couple of boys who thought they could hurt her because she told them the truth. The two were at each other's throats and had to be separated by Mrs. Horton. She shook her head and told the two, "You get the honor of cleaning Fubar's filters. Maybe seeing what real isolation is like will make the two of you see that you are blessed to have each other. You may not realize it, but you are doing just what your uncle and your father wanted: causing a rift between the two of you. If you two can't settle your differences, you will struggle when he finally comes for Morgan. And he will come. I have seen this too many times before to not know what will happen in the end. Together you are strong, but separated you are weak. Take that to heart." ------------------------- After Lillian hung up after talking with Megan, she called her parents. It was quick, simply, "The truth is out there. She knows I helped her in June. Mathias made his mark already, it's only a matter of time before he goes after them. He's already caused them to fight and have issues, I don't know if the girls can pull together before then but I'm not going to let him hurt the girls." Lillian stopped all pretending to be aloof and asked what they had planned for Mathias. Alice was to the point and blurted out, "A lifetime in Walpole in a special cell just for mutants. He has three warrants for his arrest for murder, he won't escape them. Unless he does something incredibly stupid and tries to attack the kids at the school, he's the state's problem. If he does attack, he's going to have to deal with real supervillains - The Syndicate won't let any attack on the school stand. The new headmaster is one of them and has already assured us that the organization is keeping tabs on Mathias just in case he gets out of line and breaks the rules about going after kids at the school." Lillian shed a tear at hearing that, it was a guarantee that her twin brother was going to end up dead by something suited for his infractions. The Syndicate didn't play around, to have them warning you off as they had was tantamount to being given a death sentence. Mathias would never let anyone tell him to back away, he would go after the girls and try to use them against Taurus, Lillian, and Alice. --------------------- Lillian hated to do it, but she made a phone call to several people that she knew who to contact to see to it that Mathias was completely cut-off from any help except the most desperate of villains. She wasn't a person who liked to get involved in the mutant community, but she did know who to go to if she had a problem that normal means couldn't solve - like when her daughter was about to be lynched by bigots at her school due to her manifesting into a girl, thanks to Mathias' leak of her transformation to the few who could do something to Megan with no recourse against them. Her call went right to someone whom she had known since her days at Whateley, a freelance villain who specialized in extortion and extracting confidential information from companies. She was also a, "Poesie," one who actually shared a room with her for their junior year and who came by her farm once a year when she passed through the Boston area. A call to her was rare, but one was always answered. Mist was called that because she was able to sneak into any locked room thanks to ducts and cracks in the doorframe. She was able to make her body into her namesake, flowing with the breeze and leaving without ever being noticed by anyone. She also had the added benefit of being a low level weather manipulator, which worked well with Lillian's own plant growth powers making the two a formidable team when they worked together at Whateley. Mist answered and immediately asked, "What did he finally do to get my need to act?" Lillian shot back a harsh, "Preparing to attack Whateley to get revenge on his his niece and daughter." Mist gasped and asked, "Morgan had her manifestation? Morgan took after her father?" Lillian smirked and shot back a happy, "She's the spitting image of her mother. The woman was a saint, how she ever found love with Mathias is anyone's guess. She had a big heart, I think she may have had a lapse in judgment during a night of passion and couldn't part when he left her with Morgan." The two finally got down to business and discussed what needed to be done and when. Mist talked to her friends who were actually alongside her for the call and informed them about what Mathias was doing and trying to do. All of them laughed but when Whateley was mentioned they immediately had a look of concern, two had distant relatives at the school and knew just how bad things could be for him if he tried to go after the school or students without a large army. Lillian angrily added, "He's already trying to make things tough for the girls. He blew their cover about their grandfather and him, it's only a matter of time before the Cape Squad go after them. I doubt the Bad Seeds will help them, dad wasn't well known and Mathias is laughed at by real villains." That caused the group to laugh as it was the truth, but Mist did add, "Some words with the right people will change their minds. The Bad Seeds may have ignored you but they did so out of respect for your dad and not because they didn't think he was a real villain. He has a strong record that is st ill respected to this day, Taurus is a name anyone in the Boston area knows and avoids upsetting at all costs. I can guarantee that the new headmaster knows about him and gives the girls a wide berth in handling things on their own." ------------------- When she finally calmed herself and the punishment both would have to endure settled in, Morgan led Megan out to dinner. They were whispered about by the other kids but it wasn't the same as before. Morgan defending herself so easily and causing Twitchy to sport a mark on his arms that he wouldn't talk about led to talk about Morgan and her armor and how she could have caused it. The two sat in silence while the others whispered around them. The boys stayed far away from her, the two or three who actually looked over were looking at them with an eager look in their eyes as they saw the girls as typical teenage boys saw them - sexual meat. The girls didn't care about the attention, it was the same attention that Megan had received before while Morgan was used to boys looking her over as she and her grandmother spent time at the beach. When they were finally finished with dinner, several girls came over and asked if it was true that their grandfather was a supervillain. Megan was going to say something but Morgan freely admitted, "He was but he went legitimate when our parents were born. He did his time in prison and has been clean since. And before you ask, he really does know a lot of criminals who are active in Boston. They go to him as a tribute of respect because they have known him since they were kids. He doesn't commit crimes, he doesn't get paid money for extortion, he doesn't smuggle, he doesn't gamble. He is just a bar owner who owns a bunch of small businesses and offers small loans to people he knows will pay him back - and before you claim otherwise, he doesn't charge interest on those loans either." Morgan then added, "Before you make any claims, yes my father is Suggestion. He's a wannabe loser who used my designs for waterguns to make real guns. He really did attack the STAR League, and he really did kill those three supervillains. I won't lie to you. He's my father and I hate his guts. So do your worst. You know the truth, I won't lie about my family. Leave my cousin out of this, her mom is not involved in anything and never has been. She's just a farmer and the nicest lady you will ever meet, not some crime lord as you will claim." Morgan dared them to say something. She stole their thunder and left them unable to say anything. The kids were laughing as the three who were about to make fun of her had nothing to use against her.