legionworld | Action

Who| Fareeha Amari (~12 years)
What| Friendship!
Where| Training room, Observation Deck, Mess Hall
When| Throughout her time effected by the Time Ripples
Warnings/Notes| n/a

This is the longest Fareeha has been on her own. No parent chaperoning her, no guarded escorts, no visits with her extended Overwatch family like Reinhardt or Jack. Gabriel was at least here, so that was good, and she has made friends with some of the other Legionnaires, but without guidance and a set routine she's gotten restless.

So, she's made her own routine.

It includes mature things that she thinks would make her mother happy; healthy foods, time spent training, reading through the news or any books she could find. At the end of the day, though, she's still a kid, so there are times you can find her on the observation deck with a piece of cake and a litany of colorful threads spread out as she spends her time deftly making friendship bracelets. It's a fun hobby, and leaves her with something to gift the people who have been nice and helpful to her, but it's also a distraction so she's not constantly thinking about how much she misses home.

If you've spoken to her once or twice (and weren't mean) there's probably a bracelet in there for you.

Threaded | Flat

A little peace and quiet would be nice... somewhere other than the forest that was Marjara's biome. With Sombra off at her own biome and seemingly out of trouble for a while, Widowmaker went to the Observation Deck to look down upon the Earth and hopefully be left alone.

So there she was, in full gear including her rifle on her back, leaning against the rail while her omincomm rest haphazardly in her hand. There was a dot blipping on the screen, but the sniper wasn't paying attention to it. Nor did she pay attention when Fareeha arrived with cake and colorful accoutrements in hand. Oh, her presence was noted, but Widowmaker was lost in thought, weight shifted to the left as she was favoring her right leg a little.

After spending a solid day more or less revelling in the general 'flight, superpowers, and space base' aspect of all of this, Gabriel's had to remind himself that the superhero part is an active duty sort of super hero. Not only that, he figures that at seventeen, he's easily on the adult end of the youth-to-adult-superhero curve. So, he tells himself, he might as well get some training in. Do the responsible thing.

What he doesn't expect when he gets to the training room is to find a little girl already there - and apparently hard at work, at that. It's hard not to stare for a moment, backpack still slung over his shoulder, wondering if there's some sort of kids' training area he wandered into by mistake.

Another day, another trip to the observation deck to take a break from the unearthly and spend some quality time with, well... Earth. Though there's already a little girl camped out in his favorite spot when he arrives, tending to colorful strings on the grated flooring. The teenager—whose face was hidden behind a combination of dark glasses and cloth—gives her as wide of a berth as he can manage, painfully aware of his size once he reaches the end of the narrow walkway and steps out onto the meager platform.

Kind of shocking they didn't make this thing bigger on a ship so large.

He waits until he's settled down indian style to give a little wave, not wanting to loom over her. He'd passed the six foot mark months ago. Working on seven, now.

"Won't bother you if I sit here, will it?"

He'd feel kinda bad if she felt like she had to leave. She looked busy.

Speaking of somewhat rude, Genji was in the mess hall himself with his dyed green hair and was slurping up noodles quite loudly. Technically, it wasn't rude to him as it showed appreciation to flavor. For anyone else, it'd probably seem noisy and annoying at the least. But when he spots the girl looking at him, he turns his gaze over, not looking entirely like the most pleasant person in the world.

But that changed fairly quickly as he was just teasing and he broke out in laughter with his mouth full of food.

"What can I do you for, kiddo?"

Observation Deck

Training Room

Observation Deck

Mess Hall