Thread: Massive Effect: The Miranda Files  (Jack Stalker and FriendLikeMe)

Miranda Lawson, genetically designed to be the perfect woman, felt like she was anything but at the present moment. Even with her advanced biotics, she wasn't powerful enough to handle tasks for Cerberus on her own, the reason why Jacob was often teaming up with her. It was the reason Commander Shepard was resurrected via the Lazarus Project, an operation Miranda herself had to oversee. However, like the Illusive Man, she had to see Shepard was the best hope for humanity. Still, she didn't want all of this - teaming up with Krogan, Salarians, Turians, and a Quarian. For flying in a Cerberus-created ship, the Normandy was pretty packed full of aliens. Still, Miranda had faith that, together, Shepard's new crew for the Normandy could make great strides for humanity as a whole, even if heshe didn't officially sign onto the Cerberus team. Miranda had no desire to recruit him, considering she was against reviving Shepard, but knew their goals to be one and the same. When Miranda got a win, so did Shepard. She just had to pray that the mutual goal would be enough to satisfy Shepard, so she could achieve the desires of the Illusive Man. To her, he was a genius, and hero for the human race, so it wasn't very shocking for her to have complete faith and trust in the Illusive Man. Though, despite all these varied faces, Miranda had always hoped that one particular person was safe Oriana, her sister. She was rescued by Miranda due to her controlling, manipulative father, whom had genetically designed Miranda in the first place. Shepard had been kind enough to help her protect Oriana - even getting a moment together to see her sister - but it couldn't change this nagging worry in the woman's mind. Her father would eventually find Oriana, and the Cerberus agent had to be ready. Miranda vowed to protect her sister from their father, hoping to avoid bloodshed as she prepared herself for what that path may cause. For the time-being, Lawson simply relaxed, trying to avoid any unnecessary drama as she relaxed with every moment she has. She may be perfect, but everyone can be hurt- everyone will die. It's only a matter of time until some mission goes south, and Miranda bites the bullet. Still, something like that was nothing compared to dealing with the woman's own hormones. Things were rather iffy when it came to the woman commonly referred to as Jack , a tattooed, violent, and aggressive human known by the nickname Subject Zero from her earlier years being experimented on by Cerberus. She's incredibly powerful, considered to be the most powerful human in terms of biotics, and is like a one-woman army. However, with her crass personality, understandable hatred of Cerberus, and tendency to be difficult - Jack and Miranda often clashed with one another. Though, despite that, during their hate-fests, Miranda cannot deny feeling some sort of... passion between the two women. She refused to, however, admit to any such thing the two could never get along, so the consideration for any sort of relationship was completely unnecessary. She felt certain that Jack had felt the same way, in the sense that the Cerberus-hating bitch would never want anything to do with Miranda. At least, she hoped that was the case. Enter Jack, coming in to complain, as always, a fact that made Miranda roll her eyes at the tattooed woman's entrance. Yes, just walk right in, Jack, Miranda muttered, sarcasm in her words. She listened to the woman go on and on about incomplete files, and giving her what she wanted. You should be fortunate I gave you what you already have. I'm thoroughly surprised an animal like you can even read to begin with. Miranda replied, snarling back with her own retort. However, than, she froze, thinking she must've misheard. She didn't just- No, she wouldn't say that... Right? Miranda mused, her own thoughts shifting fast. I'm sorry, did you just say you'll beat it out of my perfect ass ? Miranda questioned, standing up and stepping back. She wasn't so sure about this situation, given her past feelings toward the criminal. She was concerned that, if taken like this, the passion of the scene might make her do a big mistake.