- Real Name
- Cameron King
- Missions
- 2,406
- Residence
- New York City
- Ability
- Telepathy, Psionic, Telekinetic, Empathy, Flash Premonition
Interview Room
Cameron watched as the rest of the group went back and forth, desperately unhappy with how the conversation was going. He knew there was going to be tension and he knew there was going to be hurt feelings, and to be quite honest, he really wasn't sure what to do. He felt justified in the way that the way that the team had acted, but he understood where Delilah was coming from, and when Cameron returned to Los Angeles before the Viper Caper, when tensions on the team were so high..DELILAH had been the one who had his back, taken him under her wing and supported him. He could always talk to Delilah in a way that he really couldn't with the others. He didn't have to worry about coming across as arrogant or "regressing" into his old ways with her. She had always let him speak his peace in the way he needed to, and then later told him what she really thought about it.
Prophet decided that the conversation Delilah was having with the others was an important one for her to have, and any more opinions would just add to the tension. It pained him to watch Morgan and Delilah go back and forth the way that they did. They were best friends, and the LONGEST relationship in the Six. They had grown up together, seen each other through the darkest of times. He really felt that Morgan had done the right thing, that they ALL had, and to see two best friends with such hurt feelings towards each other just didn't feel good in any way, shape or form.
"You guys..."
But his words fell on deaf ears as the women continued culminating with Morgan walking out of the room with Blaze fast on her heels. He gave Delilah a concerned glance. More than that though, he had realized that during this conversation that his sister...was GONE.
She was COMPLETELY closed off to him. He couldn't sense her or feel her in any way and he could tell that she wasn't even on the ISLAND itself. She had left. She hadn't done something like this in a VERY long time and she NEVER shut down the sibling bond that they shared unless it was of DIRE importance. All at once she was back and he could sense her, but still she wasn't in the room.. and with the way things were going, he was VERY WORRIED. Alison had done something, and that something was BIG.
Morgan and Blaze re-entered the Interview Room.
Morgan: Delilah, listen...I want to say...
Alison: You said enough...All of you, have said enough.
She appeared before them. This was not Alison coming to the group as their friend and comrade, but as Harbinger, The Keeper of Time. This meant news, and based on the events of the night.. Cameron felt like it could only mean one thing...something he didn't want to think about.
Cameron watched as the rest of the group went back and forth, desperately unhappy with how the conversation was going. He knew there was going to be tension and he knew there was going to be hurt feelings, and to be quite honest, he really wasn't sure what to do. He felt justified in the way that the way that the team had acted, but he understood where Delilah was coming from, and when Cameron returned to Los Angeles before the Viper Caper, when tensions on the team were so high..DELILAH had been the one who had his back, taken him under her wing and supported him. He could always talk to Delilah in a way that he really couldn't with the others. He didn't have to worry about coming across as arrogant or "regressing" into his old ways with her. She had always let him speak his peace in the way he needed to, and then later told him what she really thought about it.
Prophet decided that the conversation Delilah was having with the others was an important one for her to have, and any more opinions would just add to the tension. It pained him to watch Morgan and Delilah go back and forth the way that they did. They were best friends, and the LONGEST relationship in the Six. They had grown up together, seen each other through the darkest of times. He really felt that Morgan had done the right thing, that they ALL had, and to see two best friends with such hurt feelings towards each other just didn't feel good in any way, shape or form.
"You guys..."
But his words fell on deaf ears as the women continued culminating with Morgan walking out of the room with Blaze fast on her heels. He gave Delilah a concerned glance. More than that though, he had realized that during this conversation that his sister...was GONE.
She was COMPLETELY closed off to him. He couldn't sense her or feel her in any way and he could tell that she wasn't even on the ISLAND itself. She had left. She hadn't done something like this in a VERY long time and she NEVER shut down the sibling bond that they shared unless it was of DIRE importance. All at once she was back and he could sense her, but still she wasn't in the room.. and with the way things were going, he was VERY WORRIED. Alison had done something, and that something was BIG.
Morgan and Blaze re-entered the Interview Room.
Morgan: Delilah, listen...I want to say...
Alison: You said enough...All of you, have said enough.
She appeared before them. This was not Alison coming to the group as their friend and comrade, but as Harbinger, The Keeper of Time. This meant news, and based on the events of the night.. Cameron felt like it could only mean one thing...something he didn't want to think about.