Sure, it may only be the afternoon outside but in here it was night time all day long. It was darker in here, even though the coloured lights flickered but since it was dark it was easy for both Jason and Shauna to bled in with the crowd.

Opening the doors the twins quickly made their way inside, if the light stayed on them for too long people might notice their strange and unnatural skin colour. Jason didn't mind too much if people saw them, the scared looks on their faces was a simple form of amusement to him. Shauna, on the other hand, did mind. It was some sort of a curse put upon her, all their mother fault and how she reminded herself of that everyday too. Shauna kept it up, the hate in her mind, for the day when she sees her mother again, she'll make her revenge.

Shauna pushed the thought of her mother out of her head, she was in the nightclub a place where her skin colour could be hidden, though it wasn't always hidden but both mainly blamed the lights reflecting off their skin if anyone questioned them. She looked up to the higher levels, that was always a good spot. It was a little darker up there, and she didn't have to be with the humans. Mystique had always told her about them, so she naturally had a bit of disgust towards them. Looking up she saw another figure standing up there, her eyes yet to focus on who it was. Who was that person to stand up there in their spot?

Jason: "You wanna hit the dance floor, or go to the usual spot?"

The sound of her brother made Shauna look down and over to him. Dancing was one of her favourite things, and she wasn't half bad at it either. It was also fun to find a cute guy, spend a while dancing with him only to meddle with his mind before never seeing him again, but today she didn't really feel like that.

Shauna: "Let's just go upstairs, we can always scare off whoever's up there."

Her voice was serious, she didn't really like to joke too much. Her get down to business personality showing. Jason just nodded and lead the way up there, a slight bounce in his pace as he walked. He looked around the club as he made his way up the stairs, his legs could be so annoying. Why did the leaping power have to make him have a funny walk? Shauna would always tell him that it hardly showed, but Jason wasn't too sure on it.

Once the both of them made their way up to the higher level Shauna's eyes narrowed towards the girl who stood up there. Jason didn't mind too much, there was no harm in socializing with others, mutant, human or whatever. Looking over to his sister he noticed her gaze in her eyes, causing him to give a loud annoyed sigh. She always wanted things her way, a little thing out of place and the would could end. Why couldn't she just take life the way it was thrown at her?

Jason: "Let's just stay over here, she might leave soon."

His sister simply folded her arms and leaned against the rail, her back on everyone downstairs. Jason just shook his head and looked over towards the stranger nearby them. Maybe he could go over there and start a convosation with her, it would really annoy Shauna. Taking a few steps past his green sister, he stopped. His legs were feeling really bouncy today, causing him to no longer want to walk. Jason would only look as if he's a little baby who's just learned how to walk. Not a very good look for a 20 year old.

"Interesting to know," It took a few moments for Jason to realise what she said but as soon as it sunk into his head his eyes seemed to go back to normal hearing Victoria’s voice as he looked over to her, a slight look of puzzlement on his face. She didn’t care that he was a mutant? She didn’t care that he was green?

"Gary was it? No offence intended," Jason couldn’t help but give a faint smug look over to Gary as he tried to keep a calm feel about him, it clearly wasn’t working.

"You interrupted our dance as in Jason and my dance. You want to mope about your girlfriend go right ahead but don't do it near me, my expensive shoes or the boy I am willingly dancing with." Wow, there were many positives to this girl, she wasn’t someone who was weak and couldn’t stand up for herself, that was for sure. Jason couldn’t help but give a big smirk as he wondered what would happen to Gary if he tried something else. The look on his face was priceless; someone really couldn’t stand defeat by a girl.

"How's about we finish that dance and you tell me all about what types of mutants you do spend time with." As she spoke to him Jason was ready to be either told off, slapped just plain being yelled at. He really hadn’t expected what she just said, a faint look of shock on his face. She still wanted to dance with him and wanted to know what types of mutants he spends time with? Thank God she wasn’t afraid of mutants like some girls were, actually, if she was a mutant herself she probably would fit in quite well with the Brotherhood, if only he knew.

Then he saw the smile that quickly whipped the faint look of shock off his face, replacing it with a sort of goofy smile. He quickly looked away from her for a moment, just for one last look at Gary’s face.

Jason: "Who am I to argue with her?"

Gary didn’t really seem to reply, he was still shocked that a girl had told him off, even Rachel didn’t seem to talk to him like that, even when they had a fight. Jason didn’t seem to care at all as he looked back down to Victoria, he thought that Gary might try something, maybe he would, but not now. So, now was perfect to go back to the dance, especially since he didn’t have to worry about her running off after finding out that he’s a mutant.

Grabbing her hand he led her a little distance away from Gary, sure the little bounce in his step was annoying but if he tried to ignore it the bounce seemed to disappear, before making up for lost time and catching up with the dance.

Jason: "You really wanna know about what types of mutants I know?"

The green mutant still seemed a little surprised, no one ever really wanted to know stuff like that. Since he hadn’t really talked about the mutants he knew that often he took a couple of seconds to think over the mutants he knew; Shauna, his mother and father, Mystique, Phoebe and some other mutants at the Brotherhood.

Jason: "If it’s anything interesting I come from a family of mutants, gained most of my mutancy from my Dad. But the skin colour was my Mum’s idea, I’ve learnt not to make her angry since then! ... Actually that's not interesting at all..."

As he spoke he recalled the meeting with his mother, honestly didn’t parents have other ways of dealing with their kids? It’s not everyday people are turned green by their mother, she was defiantly one person who shouldn’t have been allowed to have kids!

Jason: "Anyway, they aren’t that important. Other mutants I know… there’s Shauna and a whole bunch at the Brotherhoo-…"

His voice seemed to quieten down until it fully stopped while he mentioned the Brotherhood. He was sure Mystique wouldn’t like everyone knowing about the Brotherhood, but he didn’t mean it, he just let it slip. Well at least he didn’t say the whole word… You know she might think that it was something else… Who was he kidding the name was quite obvious by now. Maybe she’d forget or didn’t hear… maybe if he went on with dancing silently it’d just blow over, and it won’t look as if the Brotherhood was anything important…