At first, Farrah thought there was a glitch with the simulation room, but she understood why the moment her pink hues intensified as they stared at the horrific scene on the big screen.  What. The. Fuck. What a real showstopper, this Kazimir fellow. Farrah and the rest of the gang barely made it through with the assessment defeating Juggernaut. While there were a few setbacks--mainly from the guys--overall, they worked efficiently well.  Clearly, though, there was a dichotomy between them and this big-shot.  What was the Professor thinking about sending out a bunch of inexperienced teammates to handle this type of situation?  Whatever happened to strategy? This overwhelmingly positive energy from some of the other teammates was making her literally sick. Their timing was too soon, but if it came down to saving humanity, it was worth a shot. Still, she had to agree with Johnny on this one.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"Call me selfish here, but I ain't going anywhere yet. Let the cops deal with the mess and let's figure out this big bad boss' whereabouts, his territory and get more information on him. Impulse makes men and women grow hot and anxious, and we wouldn't be thinking straight. I know, 'cause, well, I know myself better than any of you. If we absolutely must go face him, then I guess I have no choice,"</span>she said in a distraught tone.<br/><br/>Even though they were greater in number, The X-Crew had to manage and master their own powers. Winter had a record of getting quite explosive with her powers, and from what Farrah has seen from some of the fellows, they acted recklessly. She was also a bit disappointed in Tyne since she was holding back her potential. The apathetic attitude didn't help much, but then again, Farrah sympathized with her. It's not like she chose her teammates, but she had to tolerate them.  The concern that ran through her mind was whether she would be able to<i> trust</i>them enough with her life.  Uncertainty was churning from within her abdomen. Some people were really open to others right away, but Farrah was like a polar opposite.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"My suggestion is to have a veteran mentor be out and about with us while we attempt to take Kazimir out. My gut feeling still says no, but I betcha this is what blondie wants: chaos. </span>The fiery gal turned and faced Tyne who seemed quiet in her thoughts. She offered a smirk, trying to rouse her up a bit.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"What say you, miss protege of Storm?"</span>The redhead then locked eyes with Winter who chimed in earlier, doubting her own powers.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"As Jean stated earlier, Snow, you have great power.You'll just need to work on controlling it better. Believe me, I know what's it like to have a violent temper. Maybe we can hold each other accountable, eh?" </span>She winked at the other female, trying to keep her spirits up.<br/><br/>Finally, her eyes settled on Johnny; she was aware that he had healing properties, but it wasn't something that would heal right away. At least his broken arm would be as good as new, with time, which, ironically wasn't working in their favor at this present moment.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">"You going to be okay there, trooper? You were brave to set yourself up as a distraction. Thanks..." </span>she was able to roll out that compliment and wait for all the members to put in their two cents, figuring out the best plan of action to take regardless of their personal opinions.<br/><br/><i><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#b30000">In the end, if anyone slows you down, it's your behind you need to take care of, Farrah. This little friendly act may hold out a bit longer, but one big slip-up from the others, and you're better off on your own.</span></i>