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So, is anyone else, like, totally weirded out by all this stuff? Not like Bayville didn't have it's own problems, but, like, this is completely off the "sci-fi" scale. Not even the Professor talked about stuff this out there.

Anyway, speaking of "weird stuff"... does the word "X-Men" mean anything to anyone? I'm just, um, curious, that's all.

[Poor Kitty is too distracted by everything around her to realize that she hit the wrong button and the video is still going. Don't mind her -and the phone camera- phasing through a wall to the outside.]

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[She knows that accent, but the voice is different. So are a lot of his features.]

You... you're Gambit, aren't you?

You look... different.

I'm not the only one. Somebody take a handful of different universes and make jambalaya out of them, I think.

So far, everyone mostly make me feel like an old man.

I guess that makes the most sense. There are, like, some seriously strange people on the street right now.

...Well, you do look kind of old.

Asked for that.

You a friend of Rogue?

You can say that. We met the X-Men about roughly the same time, and we've been kind of close ever since.

She's still, like, a tough cookie to crack, though.

That never change, not in any universe.

I guess it's, like, the most common denominator.

Too much math for me, chere.

I don't think she know how to feel about me. So you look out for her.

Then again, you do that whether I tell you to or not.

I'd look out for her even if you didn't want me to. There's nothing to worry about there.

[But she's definitely going to ask Rogue about this particular Gambit. For old time's sake or something like that which doesn't pertain to her being utterly curious about their situation.]

See you around, kitty-cat.

Oh, uh, okay. Bye then.

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