She persuaded herself away from the darker colors she's naturally drawn to, for fear of looking too much like a villain. That is not what she has in mind at all. The designer even persuaded her to add gold trim's to the outfit. Attention grabbing, but tasteful. This isn't a costume for being in the background, but she’s not going to look like an idiot, either. The maroon and the gold go well together, and the minimal amount of black is lightened by a more heroic light grey.
Because the whole thing could potentially go up in flames from re-entry (or in a fight) it’s multilayered – parts of it could easily be replaced if only some of it caught on fire. While Morgan would hesitate to name herself invincible with the Simurgh flying around, the things that would hurt her are not going to be bullets, or fiery lasers, or people that punch really hard. She passes on body armor and instead wears something a bit more attention grabbing.
But the black bodice-like top has subtle pockets that contain sewing needles that in the hands of a fairy could be used to assassinate anyone they like, even as it draws gazes to her chest. The jacket, along with being heat resistant and is water resistant, has a detachable warm lining and perfectly sized holes for her wings to fit through. A multilayered set of not-quite-skirts go over comfortable pants, but stop short of being able to impede her movement in any way. The boots on her feet are steel-toed; she doesn’t need the protection, but she might need the extra oomph to a kick. Probably not, but she doesn’t mind forking over the extra money.
Morgan tries it on, and looks at herself in the mirror. Then she pulls out her phone and sends the designer a large tip. They've earned it.
Making her proper costumed debut by taking out the Slaughterhouse Nine is certainly her kind of style. The major problem with that’s the Siberian: she doesn’t know how she works, and she hurt Alexandria. That means Morgan wants more information before she does anything. She calls the Protectorate to see if someone who knows about the situation is willing to talk about it with her.
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She persuaded herself away from the darker colors she's naturally drawn to, for fear of looking too much like a villain. That is not what she has in mind at all. The designer even persuaded her to add gold trim's to the outfit. Attention grabbing, but tasteful. This isn't a costume for being in the background, but she’s not going to look like an idiot, either. The maroon and the gold go well together, and the minimal amount of black is lightened by a more heroic light grey.
Because the whole thing could potentially go up in flames from re-entry (or in a fight) it’s multilayered – parts of it could easily be replaced if only some of it caught on fire. While Morgan would hesitate to name herself invincible with the Simurgh flying around, the things that would hurt her are not going to be bullets, or fiery lasers, or people that punch really hard. She passes on body armor and instead wears something a bit more attention grabbing.
But the black bodice-like top has subtle pockets that contain sewing needles that in the hands of a fairy could be used to assassinate anyone they like, even as it draws gazes to her chest. The jacket, along with being heat resistant and is water resistant, has a detachable warm lining and perfectly sized holes for her wings to fit through. A multilayered set of not-quite-skirts go over comfortable pants, but stop short of being able to impede her movement in any way. The boots on her feet are steel-toed; she doesn’t need the protection, but she might need the extra oomph to a kick. Probably not, but she doesn’t mind forking over the extra money.
Morgan tries it on, and looks at herself in the mirror. Then she pulls out her phone and sends the designer a large tip. They've earned it.
Making her proper costumed debut by taking out the Slaughterhouse Nine is certainly her kind of style. The major problem with that’s the Siberian: she doesn’t know how she works, and she hurt Alexandria. That means Morgan wants more information before she does anything. She calls the Protectorate to see if someone who knows about the situation is willing to talk about it with her.