Gazing... [OPEN]

[Corpse]

[/i] die, the more I exhaust myself. It's surprising I haven't killed myself.[/color]"[/font][/ul]

[Byakurai]

After the 'big' meeting with his fellow brotherhood, he went to get a bite to eat, still finding it to be awkward to be walking around on a moon. As he walked, his mind filled with thoughts of what he could to do to save those other mutants. Then he spotted Corpse and snuck up behind giving her a hug. "Complaining to yourself again? You know dying isn't so bad after the whole pain and anguish part." He whispered into her ear. Then stepped until he was next to her and stopped with his arms crossed. He looked to the stars for a moment, the only plus in living in space. "The stars are nice aren't they?" He said contently. "Seeing as were in space and everything and have a better look then earth."

[Corpse]

[/color]"

Ever since they'd been risen so to speak, Lilija had distanced herself from the Brotherhood. Well... except a particular Asian. Of all the members of Magneto's horde, Byakurai was most likely to fall into the friend category. Sure she had a partnership with Polaris, but that was more business and logic than anything else. Sighing, Corpse cradled her arms just below her breasts.

"That's what a good number say, the pain and anguish is the most difficult. Not that I'd know... my powers don't work like that.," she admitted, knowing that if she bit the dust, that was it. Game over, the Icelander was as good as dead - pun intended. "Maybe if I could do something, like breathe in space, I'd be able to enjoy this scene more."

Lilija wasn't depressed, though many said she acted similarly. It was just her, who she was as a person. Hiro seemed to understand that, so for a moment she smirked; half smile.

"Is it cold and dark, like it is out there? Death, I mean..."[/font][/ul]

[Byakurai]

"Maybe. But where is the fun in that?" He said attempting to make a joke to set the mood. He knew it was bad, but there was room for a shot at it. Especially to a woman like Corpse. He understood her, but he could just embrace all of the coldness. Like the joke, there was room for warmth for her if one understood the meaning. "I still am thankful for you doing that for me, Lilja." He said using her actual name showing her that he was comfortable around her. Though if she wished to be called something else he would do so.

When he asked her such a question he looked to the darkness, ignoring the sun and star that lit the dark abyss of space. He closed his eyes and made a long sigh. "Lilja. I cannot full explain death. But my own...It felt like it. Dark, cold...." He thought of Morphia before continuing. "And alone...I took a moment to look back in my life to know that I accomplished nothing and helped no one. Death isn't honorable, it is in fact far from it. Even If I died for a cause. It would just be that I died. With the second chance you have given me. I will make more of myself and help more people."

[Corpse]

[/color]," she said, keeping mindful not to use her typically offensive tone. She liked Hiro enough, as a companion of sorts. Of the entire Brotherhood, he was the easiest to get along with.

"I'll miss the whole honor and death rants." Not really, but they had become accustomed in Lilija's daily routine. To not hear them meshed together, it'd take some getting used to. "Without them, it's hard to picture you. No offense Hiro, but that was your whole gimmick. What do you intend to do now? Stay with the Brotherhood, fight Apocalypse, or all of this?"

Lilija herself had waning doubts, but she kept them to herself; the Brotherhood, life, Apocalypse, their planet's fate. For now, she'd keep the situation as comfortable as possible. No need getting tense, there was enough B.S. down on Earth already.[/font][/ul]