SUE: I Knew It (Sebastian and Danielle)

[Event !]

The power is out; Danielle is largely responsible. Sebastian had a premonition and tried to warn her, but he was far too late.

[Danielle Cooper]

Allergies sucked.

Dani sniffed as she flopped down on the student lounge couch, kicking off her shoes as a means to claim the room as her own for the evening. There was nobody there, anyway, so the electrokinetic found little harm in doing so.

Plus, her roommate was being particularly loud tonight. Seriously, did those two ever stop?

Dani couldn't complain. Lucy seemed happy, and she could swear that Penelope smiled once. In all honesty, she was quite happy for her roommate and her roommate's counterpart. Even if they were loud.

And to top it off, allergy season hit Dani like a brick wall, and she had forgotten to get a new prescription, and now stuck sniffling until the morning when she could go refill it.

Still, she at least had her PS3 and Tomb Raider. Dani cradled the controllers in her hand, waiting as her game loaded. Although it had been out for a while now, the electrokinetic had yet to beat it. And tonight was the night for it, she was sure.

[Sebastian Bolstad]

Sebastian hadn't even taken a moment to grab a tissue. He had been working on a math problem when the vision had struck, brutal and sudden and with enough force to completely knock the wind out of him and send his head spinning. He had seen the clock on the wall in the lounge, knew that he had no time, and had bolted.

A faint spattering trail of crimson marked where the blonde haired boy had ran, the blood seeping from his nose and ears with his eyes bloodshot and aching. He had no time, he knew he would be unable to stop it happening... but that wasn't going to stop him trying.

The darkness from the vision was blurring his mind, making him confused and disorientated as he struggled his way to the lounge. He didn't know exactly what would happen, or how, but he knew that the girl was going to cause darkness. Something was going to trigger a darkness on a scale he had never seen before.

Stumbling his way through the doorway of the lounge, pale blue eyes shot with red scanned around for the girl, and then he saw her playing a computer game. Maybe he was still in time. Maybe he could stop it happening!

He quickly ran over to her, deaf to the shocked gasps coming from other students as they saw his blood-smeared face, and he stood between her and the screen. “STOP!”