<hr/><div class="floatleft">(http://i1314.photobucket.com/albums/t576/croweshadow/Misc/b725c53d3c64e6829f97465579ec0681_zpspymfytmz.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Jean Grey<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Highway<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Sept 8, 4pm<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Bishop, Psylocke, Hijack<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Mission<br/><hr/><br/>Jean Grey was surprised to get the call about a mission outside of the school. Usually, she stayed in the grounds caring for the children and protecting the school from outside threats. But there were times when her specific gifts were called upon to aid her teammates and she was glad to be of any help she could bring. There wasn’t much information to go on, but she picked up the fact that Sabretooth was involved. That beast was responsible for Logan’s death, something which she would never forgive. As much as she had wanted to go after him for some kind of revenge, Jean had opted to take the high road and let it go. However, knowing that she might come face to face with the man was bringing back old feelings. It thrilled and terrified her at the same time. If she truly let go she could seriously hurt him, and maybe get some justice for Logan, but in that rage she could also hurt other innocents and that’s something she wouldn’t risk.<br/><br/>Slipping into her classic X-Men costume was strange. It brought good memories of her adventures and also some of the mistakes that could happen. Nevertheless, Jean steeled herself and stepped out into the hall and walked towards the jet. Once there, she took her seat and strapped herself in. Bishop would be leading this team, so she listened to what he had to say attentively. The man had military training, so his judgment should be heeded, after all.<br/><br/>When given her assignment, Jean nodded softly in response. Bishop knew better than to set her loose on Sabertooth. Hell, even she wasn’t sure if she could restrain herself against him. It was better for her not to confront him directly, and safer for everyone that way. Also, she would probably have to run crowd control if the battle turned towards civilians. The last thing they wanted was to have innocent bystanders getting caught in the middle of a mutant battle. That would not go well for their image, even if they ended up saving the day. People usually had selective memory with these things.<br/><br/>As they arrived on the scene, Jean did a quick psi-scan and realized how scared the men were, despite their brave front. Normally, she would say that fear was biased, but against someone like Sabertooth it was more than justified. Jean unbuckled herself from the seat and stood up to follow Bishop out of the jet into the hot air outside. Already she could feel herself getting a bit anxious and she wasn’t sure what amount of that was the soldiers’ emotions rubbing off on her and what was her own. It had been a while since she was in a combat scenario outside the Danger Room.<br/><br/>Seeing the equipment brought out for them tugged a smile on Jean’s lips. The X-Men’s suits were pretty much multi-purpose, allowing them to have protection against almost any attack, but it was a nice gesture coming from the feds. The Captain seemed like a good man overall and Jean wanted to make sure the group met his expectations today. She was glad to sense that not everybody here hated them.<br/><br/>As introductions were made, Jean stepped up,<strong>“I’ll create a telekinetic dome surrounding the area once I have stopped the vehicle. It will hopefully contain the damage and stop any stray projectiles from hurting any innocents.”</strong>Jean added, just as a precaution. Of course, there were no guarantees of the field staying up once the battle got heated, but Jean didn’t want their fight to cause more damage than it prevented.<strong>“Other than that, consider your thermokinetic dealt with.”</strong>She was confident in her abilities, although they were practically going into this fight blind until they got a feel for their opponents’ strengths and weaknesses.<br/>