whoholdsthewhip:

While Sengai was wary about exploring the city, he had been growing rather bored. To help with this anxiety, Giovanna had shown him the Genoshan Consulate's library. Sengai had to admit he was impressed. It was by far the largest collection of books he'd ever seen. Granted he never traveled from home before, but still. What was really astounding was the sheer number of books and articles by mutant authors. Gio had said he could stay in there and read as much as he wanted. She had since left for an assignment and had left Sengai to his own devices. He was currently reading an article by a Samuel Tyler, an advocate of a "Seperate, but Equal" approach to human-mutant relations.

hotlittlehands:

"I should warn you," Amiko told her colleagues, "My brother can be... very American, despite his mixed heritage."

And then the receptionist announces the visitors, and Amiko is rather literally jumping off the walls getting over there. "MISHA!"