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Andrew looked up as a girl appeared to address him. "I realize that," he replied sullenly. "In case you haven't noticed, ending things is our goal as the villains." He snorted, keeping a lazy eye on the girl as she approached. "However," he began to caution, "if you plan on trampling, burning, flooding, or otherwise destroying my plants for absolutely no reason, I should warn you that they're highly versatile." In all honesty, he couldn't care less if the girl tried to kill his plants-- it would be fun to watch her try-- but the medic was nearly desperate for a little dissonance among his fellow villains.

"You're an interesting boy." she said quietly, picking one of the poisonous flowers with ease and without being affected. "Don't think my games are useless." she said in a hushed, firm tone. "Games are excellent diversions." as he stared at her, he hadn't noticed his foot on fire. She quickly doused it with water, but by the time he looked up from his leg, she was gone.

"I have business to take care of, Luna!" she said in her normal voice again, as if nothing had just happened with Andrew, "I'm so sorry we can't fight together again today, god it's fun when we do!" she made a frown.
It seemed as though her carelessness was just a front.

Andrew could have kicked himself. He had gotten the girl monologuing; there was nothing less interesting to listen to than a monologue. "I don't care in the least what you are, madame," he retorted in a bored voice. "or that your specialty is death. As I've said, we all specialize in death here. If you wish to make an impact, go preach to the heroes." He gave a small smile of gratitude towards Angie. The fire hadn't hurt enough to cause him to take action, but it was becoming annoying, like so many things.

"I have no doubt that your games are infinitely more entertaining than most's," the medic replied in a soothing tone. "But I do believe you've offended your companion." He leaned back against the boulder to observe the impending disagreement.

"Yes, I'm sorry, Luna." she said in a genuinely apologetic tone. "There's been other business that needs tending to." which she didn't go into discussing, however she looked like she was honestly sorry, and she was.

"I try," she laughed, and then smiled back at him. "Though to be more interesting than this crowd isn't too much a challenge." She said, looking at the base like a funeral home. Her voice shifted from when she was talking to Luna; it was more sly and cunning.

Then she looked at Naia, "Someone's poking your flowers, by the way." and then she greeted Naia from where she was standing.

Destiny saw Hunter and sneeked attacked him. " Hunter I've missed you.' She said as she wrapped her arms around him.

Destiny giggled as Hunter hugged her.Then she kissed his cheek."aww of course i remembered you ur so cute Hunter."

Andrew lifted an eyebrow at the girl poking his plants; he couldn't bring himself to care about it much. She seemed more bored, rather like him, than destructive. "Would you like me to grow you a giant Cape Sundew?" he questioned, tone mild. It would be highly entertaining for himself and likely for the girl if one of their fellow villains accidentally got eaten by a sticky plant.

Andrew groaned, slouching lower to the ground when Hunter approached him. "I haven't learned anything," he muttered. "If you were lucky I'd have learned tolerance of idiots, but sadly I'm still lacking in that area of expertise." He gave the man a frosty glare, not the least bit impressed with the girl who had attached herself to 'Mr. Molest's' arm.