+ held that letter tight like it was embracing what Ororo has close to her heart.
To Ororo, she has the fullest belief that T'Challa +
+ grateful for T'Challa writing this letter himself and delivering it before he left.
The paper crunched up a little when Storm +
+ followed, and Ororo began to wipe away the traces of being shattered.
But, Storm was proud of Black Panther seizing action. She was +
+ do it; that was present.
To handle losing someone she loved deeply forever?
A tear ran over the skin of her cheek. Then another +
+ the sake of his people, knowing the possibility he might not come back alive.
She cannot stop this. Understanding why he needs to +
+ she could do... how to react.
T'Challa sent her a note, that expressed his guilt. He informed Ororo that he's walking into danger for +
+ of time, which felt longer than the reality.
In the next half hour, Ororo spent every minute, re-reading. Trying to define what +
+ in cursive.
This distinct handwriting... it was signature to @TheWakandanKing.
That realization put Ororo frozen for a good amount +
+ of examining the outside.
By the action of that, the backside of the envelope fell on the table, showing Ororo Munroe's name written +
+ an envelope, left in the center on it's surface.
"What's this?"
Ororo picked up the folded paper, vouching to open it up instead +
+ to see out the window for any sign of X-Men.
None in sight.
She passed a sigh on turning around to sit in the leather chair, +
+ them when they reached back. There wasn't a need to shut the office door once she got inside, taking a slow walk around the desk +
+ heard. What composed of the X-Men and the rescued have all been deployed on missions. Storm was waiting here, to regroup and debrief +
Ororo headed into to the direction of her office. The X-Mansion was now, quiet. Only the echoes produced from Storm's feet could be +




