justice_from_above: Credit: https://www.plurk.com/buttadventure (pic#10902371)
Pharah ([personal profile] justice_from_above) wrote in [community profile] legionworld2017-05-15 01:21 pm

Action - Open

Who| Fareeha and You!
What| Post mission chillaxing
Where| Little Cairo Coffee Shop in Fareeha's habitation region
When| Post To Have And To Hold mission
Warnings/Notes| n\a

Fareeha had been left with a few things to think about, in light of her mission with Junkrat and a later conversation with Jack. She's inundated with conflicting emotions, none of them strong enough to rule out their resisting counterpart, but enough that there's a constant muzz in her head that she's trying to feel out. She had enjoyed her time with Junkrat, but should she have? Is she letting her guard down too much? But, she's never felt quite so at ease with herself in a long while. The mission itself offered some moral hesitance, and while she went through with it in the end, she wondered what that meant about the stability of her own morals, and what Legion might hold for her in the future.

She's not quite hiding, but she's spending a bit more time at the coffee house in her habitat than on the Legion ship. Feel free to hit her up for a conversation or a free coffee or tea (or milk tea boba, the newest item on the menu!).
touchmydragon: (1)

[personal profile] touchmydragon 2017-05-31 09:55 pm (UTC)(link)
"Breathe in on the count of four. Hold it for another four. Then exhale on a count of eight. While doing that, imagine all your problems leaving you."

It was a simple statement, one that most would put forward to absolve stress. But it had uses in all environments, including their current one.
touchmydragon: (9)

[personal profile] touchmydragon 2017-06-02 11:27 pm (UTC)(link)
"Good."

It was a small compliment for the moment.

"Now tell me, what are you thinking of now?"
touchmydragon: (2)

[personal profile] touchmydragon 2017-06-04 09:41 pm (UTC)(link)
"What do you like about your mother, Fareeha?"

It was progress. Good progress. She was thinking of the future rather than worrying about the past. Which meant that they could move ahead and hopefully center the soldier into someplace that was good as oppposed to negative.