Let's hope not. [The last thing they needed was for something creepy to happen with Peter, too. Gwen's feeling the unease, as well. It's impossible to say what exactly is setting it off at this point, but the tingling is definitely getting stronger-- and it's a reasonable assumption that it's because of Jim and Spock. But thankfully Peter has finally responded to the urgency coming from the two older men, and she follows him to the bathroom.
It feels wrong, to have to do this-- but she knows they have to. She knows they don't have a choice, and can't safely wait until she figures out this power of healing she supposedly has, so she points her wrists at the two men, letting her own streams of webs loose.
It isn't until she's satisfied with the job that she stops, stepping away and pulling out her tablet. She types on it, taking extra time to delete and retype-- just in case Spock had somehow memorized the finger placements and sounds and could decipher what it was without seeing it. Only once she was sure, did she hold the screen to Peter.
We should probably take shifts, and reapply the webbing before the two hours is up. Maybe switch out every hour and a half?
Even if she's pretty sure Jim and Spock already knew this, she didn't want them to hear her and Peter plotting. Just in case. The webbing would dissipate after two hours, the last thing she wanted to do was put it in their head about an opening to escape.]
Our suits should help, but yeah. We need to be careful. I brushed fingers with him at STEM one day, and it was not fun. I can't imagine how bad it'd be if he put effort into trying to disable us.
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It feels wrong, to have to do this-- but she knows they have to. She knows they don't have a choice, and can't safely wait until she figures out this power of healing she supposedly has, so she points her wrists at the two men, letting her own streams of webs loose.
It isn't until she's satisfied with the job that she stops, stepping away and pulling out her tablet. She types on it, taking extra time to delete and retype-- just in case Spock had somehow memorized the finger placements and sounds and could decipher what it was without seeing it. Only once she was sure, did she hold the screen to Peter.
We should probably take shifts, and reapply the webbing before the two hours is up. Maybe switch out every hour and a half?
Even if she's pretty sure Jim and Spock already knew this, she didn't want them to hear her and Peter plotting. Just in case. The webbing would dissipate after two hours, the last thing she wanted to do was put it in their head about an opening to escape.]
Our suits should help, but yeah. We need to be careful. I brushed fingers with him at STEM one day, and it was not fun. I can't imagine how bad it'd be if he put effort into trying to disable us.