<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdxh9rK1H91rvqvo4o1_500.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Doctor Nemesis<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Nemesis' Room<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>6th of September 2017, Just before Noon<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Storm<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Feeling happy<br/><hr/><br/>The moment he saw the white locks, his guard fell immediately, the mere though of Ororo coming to see him caused a smile to spread on his face. He greeted his friend with a hug as he rose "Sorry for the state of this place, haven't had time to unpack yet" He said he let go of her, smiling with mirth to have someone to talk to "But I already miss the people there, I already miss waking up to the sound of the wilderness. The smell of the savannah" He said with a soft sigh "But I miss the people the most, the children, their faces when they got better, their laughs as they played... They called me malaika... an angel... The young men, they offered to kill my escort so I could be free... offered to shelter me so I could live a life I wanted" He shook his head "I've been alive for too long, seen too much of the dark side of people,  to get this sappy is..." He chuckled "I don't know what it is... but I helped those people not because it was the right thing to do... but because I wanted to show the world how insignificant their collective medical knowledge is next to mine, a total of 5240 people remain in Africa who are not immunized against malaria, 95000 who did not take my HIV vaccine..." He said with a sigh<br/><br/>"2 years... and I've done what the world couldn't in 30... and what do I get as a reward, I come home, and those blasted fucking Sa.." He stopped abruptly, looking into Ororo's eyes, his own remaining their mechanical selves, no change in iris movement, at least none that was noticeable by regular human eyes. He knew Ororo were more sympathetic to the brotherhood than most, but didn't know if her beliefs stretched as far as his did into the realm of mutant supremacy "Invade our home, frighten our people... why do these people not see that if they keep cramming us in here, sooner or later, the boiler is going to blow, and then it won't be a matter of a few hundred people getting hurt, then it'll be a matter of keeping it in singular digit millions..." He said solemnly