Salvador... Sam knew roughly what everybody's powers could do, but out of all of them Salvador's were probably the weirdest. In the best kind of way. When first arriving here on earth, Sam had taken quite a keen interest in television, cartoons in particular. There was nothing quite like it on her own planet, and shows that portrayed non-human characters were usually her favorite. So it wasnt strange that her new little addiction eventually led to the old Bugs Bunny cartoons and the like.<br/><br/>Sam smiled as she leaned forwards, brushing her hair out of the way as she poked the tip of her cigarette against the sizzling fuse. "You know, this better not blow up in my face." She joked. Even if it did, the bomb probably followed cartoon laws - if such things existed - and just leaved her with a charred face or something. She only managed to get one relaxed pull from the death stick, before all hell broke lose in the camp. "Crap... We'll have to pick this up later, hun." She said, giving Salvador a wink, before jumping off the wall.<br/><br/>Mid-way through her fall she opened a rift back to the center of the camp. "Jeeze, our mentors must really hate us if they thought this was a good example for a test." She groaned, throwing her cigarette to the ground as she stepped up to Blades. "The name's Sam,<i>earthling</i>." She said grudgingly. Though to be fair, her plan was actually quite good. It allowed them to fire on the approaching Dusk unimpeded, and their emotions would be broadcast in two directions, which would hopefully distract the horde for a couple of precious seconds.<br/><br/>Pulling the zipper of her jumper further down, revealing even more of her luscious cleavage, Sam reached between her breasts to pull out her pistol. "What?" She asked, with a quirked eyebrow. Most people werent really comfortable with an alien walking around that had a blaster on display, and Sam had plenty of space between her large breasts. It kept her pistol within easy range, and out of view... Win-win for everybody!<br/><br/>Judging the distance, she raked her finger through the air, opening a medium sized rift overlooking the valley. Part of her immediately regretted it, as it gave everybody a good view of what was heading in their direction. "Fuck... There must be hundreds of them." She said with a soft voice, as her stomach clenched up uncomfortably.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>