Farrah wasn't in the particular mood to bond right now. After today's events, the X-Crew was shaken up to an alarming wakeup call. If they struggled with quelling Juggernaut, at least the bulky fellow was slow, mentally. Obelisk, on the other hand, was a whole other animal.  For that reason alone, training would most likely change to higher intensities within the upcoming days,  but it was just as important for them to bond. Little did the redhead know, severed bonds were already in the works.<br/><br/>While they were on a small break, Farrah used the time to calm her nerves and went for a smoke. It was a nasty habit, yet so addicting. Maybe one of these days someone would care enough about her health because right now, she sure as hell didn't. She was still young and didn't bother to think about the consequences, which was why she was often misunderstood. True, she only lived in the now, because today made sense for her. The future was vague and uncertain, but this threat to humanity didn't sit well with her. Right now her frivolous complaints about not having enough freedom were put on the backburner. The new and upcoming heroes had limited time, which meant soon enough they were going to have to pick a leader. Were the original X-Men members even able to evaluate them on time before all the crazy shenanigans happened? She was replaying all the possibilities about Winter, Johnny and possibly Lonnie, but whenever Farrah made her way back to the dorm, her eyes settled on the visual between Winter and Lonnie sharing a brief kiss. Her catlike senses detected that the boys, Kaz and Lonnie, were breaking off from the group. As a result, it left a discomforting taste in her mouth.<br/><br/><i><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">Lone wolves, I see. So be it. Better to weed out the ones who will slow us down now than later.</span><br/>
</i><br/>Such a bittersweet and ironic scene. Farrah would not have expected to see those two leave so soon. Kaz out of all people liked to take risks and to see him do a complete 180 left her disappointed. At this point, why bother to bond? Clearly, Winter was proof trying her best to hold back her tears. She wore her heart on her sleeve. Farrah deduced that miss tundra elf needed to conceal her emotions better. She was a sensitive type and was known for having uncontrollable power when her emotions were triggered. Even though Farrah didn't like people, she couldn't help but keep an eye on the ice elemental. Something about her innocent and caring nature intrigued the hothead, almost as if she was curious to find out what it was like to fall in love...<br/><br/>Geez. What in the world was she thinking about at a time like this? She glossed over her surroundings and noticed the rest of the gang still hanging around the campus grounds, probably anxiously awaiting their next orders. They still were undecided on what to do. However, there was one thing that could temporarily relieve them of their fear: food.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"Hey!"</span>Farrah bellowed out to the group.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000"> "Am I the only one who is hungry? Do we want to try and eat out together and go for a little stroll afterward around the area? We can bond and do work at the same time. Just a thought, "</span>she suggested calmly.  There was a possibility that she could spot a member or two from her underground meetings and dig up some dirt on this Obelisk. Any leads would help them tremendously.<br/><br/>Farrah also had to consider how to control the amount of position she would deliver and strike upon enemies. A brief sigh escaped her lips as a lazy hand raked through her wild fiery waves, impatiently waiting for the others to respond.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"Work with me guys, come on. Let's go eat, then, we strategize."  </span>