Post by Poison Ivy on Aug 14, 2008 16:27:11 GMT -5
((This a rare oppurtunity. Ivy is opening up her doors, without the threat of death to anyone who wishes to meet her. Please note, that she will not like you.))
Within the bright confines of the Greenhouse, one could not help but describe it as a thing of beauty. Colors melded together to bring forth a perfect picture of what Eden should have looked like. Wild and very red hair curled up on the head of the green skinned woman. Perfectly at home dressed in a vine's loving embrace. The planet would have looked like this Greenhouse, had not the biblical woman and man screwed it up for everyone.
At least that was Ivy's firm belief.
Moving around, her voluptuous bent towards various plants, there she would coo and whisper to them lovingly. Her babies. If Dr. Woodrue's experiments had not left her barren, perhaps she would have had a few children. They would grow up knowing the true glory of the natural world. Her children would know that they environment is much strong than they. And only by bending to the will of natural life and moving with that is survival guaranteed. But then again what child could be as faithful as a plant. Her babies never leave.
Bathed in the glory of heat lamps and the sun (amplified by the glass roof), the Greenhouse flourished with her plants. If only the world was like this. Then she wouldn't be confined to the Greenhouse, the world would be hers. Because, really, what human could survive in the Garden of Eden without destroying its beauty? Ivy would be ruler of a neo-Eden. The thought tickled her, so much so she let a silky, sultry chuckle slip out from her black lined lips.
Settling down at the center of her lair, Ivy picked up a daily paper. At least Gotham had taken to printing out the daily news with recycled material. That made it much tolerable to even look at, let alone touch. Idly she flipped through the pages. Nothing of particular interest caught her eye. The news of Mankind hardly ever changed. People die, People take over, People go to jail, blah, blah, blah.
The May Queen had much more important things to worry about.
"Ooh," she cooed, as she came to a page in the arts. "'Oregon's Heart comes to Gotham Art Museum'" She read aloud to herself. Her voice seducing no one but her plants. "'Oregon's Heart is the largest collection of rubies and emeralds. Designed in the shape of the state's flower, by' someone or other." Ivy hardly cared about that.
Looking around her lair, Ivy arched a red brow and a grinned. "I suppose we could use a little glamor around here." And why not? Catwoman had plenty of glamor. Skimming the rest of the article, Ivy was sure that they would be on the lookout for her in particular. Time to employ some hired muscle...but who?
Within the bright confines of the Greenhouse, one could not help but describe it as a thing of beauty. Colors melded together to bring forth a perfect picture of what Eden should have looked like. Wild and very red hair curled up on the head of the green skinned woman. Perfectly at home dressed in a vine's loving embrace. The planet would have looked like this Greenhouse, had not the biblical woman and man screwed it up for everyone.
At least that was Ivy's firm belief.
Moving around, her voluptuous bent towards various plants, there she would coo and whisper to them lovingly. Her babies. If Dr. Woodrue's experiments had not left her barren, perhaps she would have had a few children. They would grow up knowing the true glory of the natural world. Her children would know that they environment is much strong than they. And only by bending to the will of natural life and moving with that is survival guaranteed. But then again what child could be as faithful as a plant. Her babies never leave.
Bathed in the glory of heat lamps and the sun (amplified by the glass roof), the Greenhouse flourished with her plants. If only the world was like this. Then she wouldn't be confined to the Greenhouse, the world would be hers. Because, really, what human could survive in the Garden of Eden without destroying its beauty? Ivy would be ruler of a neo-Eden. The thought tickled her, so much so she let a silky, sultry chuckle slip out from her black lined lips.
Settling down at the center of her lair, Ivy picked up a daily paper. At least Gotham had taken to printing out the daily news with recycled material. That made it much tolerable to even look at, let alone touch. Idly she flipped through the pages. Nothing of particular interest caught her eye. The news of Mankind hardly ever changed. People die, People take over, People go to jail, blah, blah, blah.
The May Queen had much more important things to worry about.
"Ooh," she cooed, as she came to a page in the arts. "'Oregon's Heart comes to Gotham Art Museum'" She read aloud to herself. Her voice seducing no one but her plants. "'Oregon's Heart is the largest collection of rubies and emeralds. Designed in the shape of the state's flower, by' someone or other." Ivy hardly cared about that.
Looking around her lair, Ivy arched a red brow and a grinned. "I suppose we could use a little glamor around here." And why not? Catwoman had plenty of glamor. Skimming the rest of the article, Ivy was sure that they would be on the lookout for her in particular. Time to employ some hired muscle...but who?