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Alphabet Soup 2/13by ALC Punk!Valerie had found that Jubilee took a great interest in the project. Especially when she learned that Bishop was to be her next target. They'd compromised. Val asked Bishop and Jubilee got to watch. As long as she was quiet."Bish, your turn." Jubilee snapped her gum and smirked at the man from the near-future. He silently snarled back, then nodded to the technician.
"Now, what starts with the letter C?
"C is for combat, that's all I ever see
"C is for combat, that's all I ever see
"They tell me I'm buff,
"C is for combat, that's all I ever see Bishop opened fire with his mutant power, and hit some things. *Brazzk-zzk-zxkk* "Oops." "BISH! Those were my favorite sunglasses!" Jubilee wailed. Val covered her laughter by hustling them out of the studio and marching on her quest for the next presenters. ---- "Now, Dom, this sounds like a good learning experience for you." Nathan coaxed. The black-haired mercenary wasn't having any of it. "No." "Please?" Val begged. "I--" "Now, come on, Neena. You *know* you'll enjoy this." Nathan whispered in her ear. She blinked and shoved her elbow into his sternum. As he doubled over, gasping, she turned and smiled sweetly at Val. "All right. But you owe me. Big time." She turned to the still-gasping Cable, "And, Nate? You're dead. Askani'Son, Apocalypse and all this Chosen One bullshit aside. You're dead. You just don't know it yet." Valerie sighed in relief. She'd thought this would take much longer--although she really didn't want Cable dead yet. "OK. No problem. This way, please." ---- Settling onto the stool Domino read through the script again and grimaced. It could have been worse, though. "Ma'am? Mic check, please?" "Sure. Testing, one, two..." "Thanks." The technician was sitting in the booth, looking rather tired. She was a college student, though. They always look tired. "Domino?" Val prompted.
Dom sighed and began, her singing voice a bit dusty
and scratchy from misuse. But it was very nicely
mellow, "Dee, dee-dee, dee-dee, dee-dee, dee-dee,
dee-dee, doggy;
"Oh, dee, dee-dee, dee-dee, dee-dee, dee-dee, dee-dee,
dinner;
"Oh, do a dance.
"Dee, dee-dee, dee, "Well, that's a nice song, Dom, but what letter comes next?" Val asked. "Let's see, A, B, C, D..." "Cut!" Val walked over and looked over Dom's shoulder at the script. "You cut that short." She said accusingly. Dom shrugged. "It got monotonous." -- tbc
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