mitochondriaaya | ...not so holy no.

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...not so holy no.

Who" The twins, a cult, and anyone.
When: A few days after midterms.
What: Religious studies get a touch out of hand.

Life at Kaos U was never boring, no, far from. Their pop quizzes were 'something blew up in X hall' more than anything else. Today was Robotics over in the Farley building. Tat had an extra bit of urgency because they knew someone over there.

Thankfully Pierce was alright, angry that the idiot in the class had caused an explosion, and burned but alive. He knew to come to them instead of any of the other med students, which was best. Everyone had their pet projects after all...

...and who knew how Dilan's modifications would handle some of those pet projects?

Still Pierce got his bandages and sucker just to be amusing. He didn't think anything else of it until he was sitting down at dinner, blinking, "where are the girls?" That was a valid question, right?

The explosion had been before lunch, they should have been home by now certainly? Unless they'd planned library time (slots for that could be just as cutthroat). "They're not on call tonight, right?" at the college clinic?

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"It helps." Dilan said, picking Maya up bridal style and starting for the outside with long, loping strides, "Lets get you back home where you can take a better look at yourselves." With their good medical gear, he meant.

"You can lean on me if you need to." Braig said, without his usual teasing.

Limp and gooey, yes, that was Maya right now. which sucked, a lot. "Okay, good, home is nice." She liked home.

Still, coming up top side even she blinked to see Pierce sitting in a square of green grass that was surrounded by slagged earth. What?

"Might need to," Aya admitted, every few feet or so but hey.

"Pierce? We got the girls. What happened to the ground?" Where was the dog?! Dilan didn't actually ask about the dog. He figured that Pierce would tell him out of pure self-preservation.

"Oh, their hacker had a satellite, now I have another satellite in my collection," he noted, a touch distracted. "Dog went left to catch the guy leaving with the girl's clothes once the space lasers started."

"Oh, okay." Dilan said with a short nod, and a sharp whistle to call Sheeva back. His whistles could be heard for a very, very long distance so he didn't worry about her hearing it. "We're going to get them new gear, though. I don't trust anything that they were in when they went under." that was said almost apologetically to Maya.

"Yeah, it was more 'let's prevent a creepy shrine' than want it back I'm sure. Or I think, no idea what Sheeva thinks..." yes, he was weird when fighting other techies okay? Tended toward distracted rambling! "Oh hey look, she's not even missing any limbs!"

"Good." Dilan smiled down at the dog, "I'm going to take Maya home now. I think Braig is helping Aya walk, they said they were going to do that."

He'd meant Maya but hey, Sheeva not missing limbs was awesome too! "Okay, I'm staying put until I backslag all these systems and maybe melt their house..."

"Ok." Dilan agreed, cheerfully enough. "Melt it a lot if you do. I think they have tunnels." Then he looked down at Maya, "What do you want for dinner, Maya? I was thinking I could make burgers for all of us but Braig. He needs to have a full on vegetarian meal."

"Tunnels here, dunno if techie has tunnels at their house though, bad luck if he's accessing from a dorm," Pierce hummed cheerfully, fingers flying on the keyboard. "We need a name for the new satellite!"

Right.

Maya grumbled and turned her face into Dilan's shoulder, the light hurt, yay instant killer headache, "maybe soup...chewing would probably suck."

"Call it 'Righteous Indignation'." Braig suggested as he and Aya came up from below.

"Soup? Okay. Minestrone, beef, or chicken?"

"Dude, nice, it'll be a great Satellite," Pierce grinned. "Hey she's got all her limbs too, bonus!"

"Fuck you too Pierce," Aya snorted hoarsely. "Takes a bit to get our limbs."

"Also a bonus!" he laughed.

"Beef. Lots of beef. Just soft?" Maya requested.

"Lots of soft beef." Dilan agreed, "I can do that. How soft? Tender, or completely fallen apart?"

"Tender, not pot roast fall off fork I think, protein need should kick in hard once we get something in us?" Maya admitted. Plus fallen apart tended to take longer!

"Okay." Dilan agreed, smiling down at her a little. It was more fang-filled than usual, he was riding the hunting high, but it was still his rather sweet smile. "Anything you want, Maya."

"Full lab workup of what they dropped everyone in the library with to make a broad spectrum resistance booster, but right now will help," Maya teased. "Brain still works!"

"Good, I'd flounder if we were down a brain!" Aya noted from behind.

"I can do that." BLISS! He gets to SCIENCE once the girls are safely home, fed, and have checked themselves out. And he's checked them out for esoteric things that they might not think of. They're more practical medicine, he's more esoteric weird. "Are...are you joking, Aya? Because your brains aren't dependent on each other, I don't think."

"Yeah, dude, she's joking."

"Joking!" she agreed, "but I'd be really lost without my brain bounce partner. I mean you guys are awesome but she's my late night bed time rambly bounce since childhood!"

"Security blanket brain?" Maya giggled.

"She's your sister." Dilan said, with a tiny hint of jealousy. Only a hint, though, because he wouldn't want someone else to have his messed up genes...and he had Braig.

Braig who reached over to give Dilan's arm a squeeze with the arm not helping Aya walk.

Maya flopped a bit more hug like against him? "Takes two of us to keep up with most the geniuses we know though, so there's that?"

Dilan hugged her back, gently, "You aren't judging yourself against me, are you?" he asked with a little bit of worry.

"Sometimes! But that's normal with people we like in a wider social sense I think? Want to make sure we stand up to people we like so they don't feel obligated to be around us instead of just enjoying our company? That maaaaay not make sense."

"It didn't." Dilan admitted, "You still shouldn't judge against me. I'm unique."

"Different ideas of judging and measuring I think," Maya admitted. "You're unique, yes, you're also our friend and we want to be engaging to you like you are to us?"

"I like you because you are you." Dilan informed her simply, "You don't have to try to be likable. You just are."

"When he's right, he's right." Braig agreed.

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