People Watching(Open)

[bianca]

Bianca hummed in appreciation as she sipped her coffee. She loved people watching, it was rather fun if done right. You could learn a lot about people from watching them when they thought no one was watching, of course while people watching you did see a lot of things that you wished you didn't, like Bianca couldn't even count the number of times she had seen someone pick their nose or scratch places that shouldn't scratched in public. It could be disgusting but it did help make her job easier, people were rather careless and thieves, the smart ones anyway, could take advantage of the blatant opportunities.

Seven wallets, three purses, 15 cell phones, two iPods, and an iPad, that's what Bianca had stolen today. It was too easy. People were really stupid when it came to their stuff. Really there hadn't been one time that she was in danger of getting caught. She missed her daddy at least he would call her on her habits. She missed having a bunch of people around. Living alone was nice but she missed the X-Men and the Guild. She took another drink of her coffee and sighed, she was lonely. Bianca was a people person, she enjoyed being around other people, touching other people just talking to other people. As of late the most contact she had with others was studying them so she could steal from them. It was almost sad.

Bianca finished off her coffee with another sigh, a slightly breeze ruffled her hair and she pondered as to if she could toss her coffee cup into the trash can a two stories below. Bianca was perched on the roof of a building, her apartment building to be exact. She decided against throwing it and hoping that it would make it. Huffing in annoyance, Bianca crossed her arms behind her head and slowly leaned backwards until she was laying contently on the roof. She knew she wouldn't be disturbed, there wasn't a door to the roof and as far as she knew no one else in the building had the skills to get up her with out a latter. It was nice, lonely, but nice.

[cali]

Cali sighed as she flew through the air, high enough that most people would think she was a brightly colored bird. Unless they happened to be laying on a rooftop looking up into the sky. She opened her eyes and looked around, only just noticing how far she'd flown. She cocked her head to the side and angled down, landing on the rooftop next door to Bianca's building. She stared down at the street, then looked out over the city to the Washington Monument. She sat down on the roof and watched the people below, her eyes narrowing in disgust. Things shouldn't be like this. She shouldn't have to hide out on the rooftops in her own country's capital while the normal humans got to walk freely by below.

Once again, she found herself wishing she'd gotten some kind of powerful attack when she'd used her power on herself, rather than flight. She was useless in a fight. She looked around and only just noticed Bianca on the other roof. She watched the other woman for a moment, then looked back down at the street, not saying anything. The woman looked human enough. If she tried to confront Cali, she'd just throw her over the edge. After all, she was just a human right? Even then, she wouldn't care if the woman was a mutant. She looked human, and in her mind that was just as bad as a normal human.