<div align="center"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Wednesday, January 8th - 8:30 AM</strong></span><br/><em>Kitchen</em></div><hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/6a/13/6c/6a136c3876bb0b7116281a2a64c67163.jpg)</div><strong>WHO:</strong>Marley Ann (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=316749.msg15283294#msg15283294)<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>Pajamas, fake glasses (both pictured)<br/><strong>DOING:</strong>Finishing breakfast, observing<br/><strong>NOTE:</strong>--<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Twins, Eric, Gia, Kaine | OPEN<br/><hr/>Marley's attention was momentarily captured by the twins.<em>At least they're awake early enough to eat breakfast today.</em>Granted, James looked far more awake than his brother... Which was why<em>he</em>remembered his manners. Or, perhaps it was more that Sergio was the outspoken one of the pair. Marley stared intently at them. All things considered, the Durante brothers hadn't been at the Cathedral for that long either. They were often, if not always together, which worried her.<em>After the Eclipse, codependency on one other person was more of a weakness than a strength.</em>Thankfully, Eric told them to settle down before she had to.<br/><br/>Marley was not the best at handling teenage hormones. Though, she had been nineteen once, many years ago. Her brow furrowed, trying to think back to her past, but it was hazy.<em>Maybe she shouldn't have just ate Tia's plant based yogurt.</em>She noticed the plate of pancakes that Eric had placed in front of her clasped hands on the kitchen table. For a second time, she refused them. She picked up the plate, and moved away from the table, handing it to Sergio while Gia spoke. Even if Kaine sounded like he was kidding, he was still going to train them hard over the next two hours -- he was never<em>easy</em>. "Put food in your mouth instead of words you'll regret later," Marley whispered to Sergio, but her blue eyes did not leave the dirty, blonde young woman seated at their kitchen table. Kaine seemed to be more focused on the logistics of her powers, but Marley thought of something else.<br/><br/><em>Just how often had she seen the war before it happened?</em>If Marley had known about the war before it happened... it would have driven her insane, trying to save everyone before it started. She blinked at the young girl from the other side of the room, now next to the twins. She was dirty, but she seemed relatively calm.<em>Had she 'met' all of them before?</em>It was likely she had used her powers to get away from the...<em>assassins</em>.<em>They had to worry about fucking assassins now?</em>Marley pressed her lips together. "If you can see threats before they arrive, then I am glad you are here with us and not another organization." And not just assassins, but also the IOS.<em>Especially</em>the IOS, if what Tia had told her in confidence was true. She would have to lie on all of this new girl's paperwork.<br/><br/>"I just hope you don't give away all of our secrets," Marley added, but didn't dwell and cleared her throat. They could talk more about Gia's powers in private after Kaine's class had started. "If you wish to be a student here, we do expect you to go to class and train your abilities." Though Marley wasn't sure how one trained someone with precognition. "Each of us teaches some classes on a variety of subjects, but we also train you to fight and deal with the world as it is now. James," Marley looked back at the twin wearing the less obnoxious t-shirt, "and Sergio," she nodded to the twin with her second plate of pancakes, "are new students too, so you are not alone." If a girl with the ability to see the future thought the Cathedral was were she wanted to stay, Marley would take that as a good sign. The first good sign of the morning, in fact.