[ Elizabeth takes a moment to look away during the entire conversation. Luke was talking about the profile cards, going forth with Adam's lead into it. If the boys looked over, they'd see Elizabeth with her eyes shut, her fingers tense and tearing away at nothing in her lap. Her fingers struggle, as if there's resistance, but she is very... very casual about it.
While they bicker back and forth, a heavy glob of blood trickles from Elizabeth's nose due to the strain, a wince and flinch of her body before the tear opens up a few yards behind Jason. It's grayscale, static ring opened similarly to a window - a 6 by 6 opening of ...
It was dark. The moon barely catching the light between the dead branches of the tree that overlooks the grave of Jason Todd. The marker was simple - decorated with Here Lies Jason Todd. Even the patches of grass that press into the sides of the cement was dying and decayed, but from the boys viewpoint? The 'window' was undoubtedly showing a grave.
If they inquired deeper - or even stepped through - they'd see the dirt mound of the grave begin to shift.
Once the tear is open, Elizabeth lifts her fingers up to wipe away at the blood, smearing it just barely as she tries to play it off. This was such a harsh world to find for some reason, one that seemed to stuck between retcons and realities? Who knows - but Elizabeth felt that it was worth it to show. She has no clue what this pertained to - no understanding of context, but this... this is what she had to show as a backup. ]
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While they bicker back and forth, a heavy glob of blood trickles from Elizabeth's nose due to the strain, a wince and flinch of her body before the tear opens up a few yards behind Jason. It's grayscale, static ring opened similarly to a window - a 6 by 6 opening of ...
It was dark. The moon barely catching the light between the dead branches of the tree that overlooks the grave of Jason Todd. The marker was simple - decorated with Here Lies Jason Todd. Even the patches of grass that press into the sides of the cement was dying and decayed, but from the boys viewpoint? The 'window' was undoubtedly showing a grave.
If they inquired deeper - or even stepped through - they'd see the dirt mound of the grave begin to shift.
Once the tear is open, Elizabeth lifts her fingers up to wipe away at the blood, smearing it just barely as she tries to play it off. This was such a harsh world to find for some reason, one that seemed to stuck between retcons and realities? Who knows - but Elizabeth felt that it was worth it to show. She has no clue what this pertained to - no understanding of context, but this... this is what she had to show as a backup. ]