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The next team up in my Fan fiction, “X-Men Princesses” is Merida, Cyclops, and Banshee. Filled with overflowing curiosity and wonder over this amazing futuristic landscape, Merida could hardly contain her excitement as she was led on a tour of the X-mansion. With her trusty bow in hand, she attempts to ask her tour guide where the practicing range might be located, but soon realizes that her thick Scottish accent fell upon confused ears. Thankfully, Sean Cassidy (a.k.a. Banshee, who is Irish) happened to overhear Merida struggling to communicate, and swooped in to lend a familiar ear. After a warm introduction, the two arrived at the Danger Room, where Sean promised a practice session like nothing she’s ever seen before. Just as Merida was readying her arrows, Scott Summers quietly entered the room asking if it was alright if he joined in her practice session. With a quick nod from Merida and confirmation from Sean, the walls of the room quickly melted away revealing the hills and grasslands of old Scotland, complete with rolling forest and the distant sounds of ocean waves crashing against rocky shores. Merida’s eyes beamed with wonder as she couldn’t believe what she was seeing. Cyclops softly smiled to himself before quietly saying, “Your hair reminds me of someone I use to know”. Merida could only pause in wonder as Cyclops motioned to the sky to warn of the oncoming threat. The red-hot glow of his visor began to radiate before releasing a pulsing blast of energy at an enormous dragon rocketing downwards towards the two. Before the blast could hit it’s target, Merida rolled under the shade of a nearby tree and let fly a flurry of arrows in the same direction. Both Sean and Scott smiled looking on in admiration. The thunder of battle shook the halls of the mansion as the fight roared on. More to come. Peace ya’ll. #MarcusTheVisual #XMen #DisneyPrincesses

Una publicación compartida de Marcus Williams (@marcusthevisual) el 18 Sep, 2019 a las 4:34 PDT