Brigid was walking on water. She'd made her feet so cold, that the water froze on contact. It didn't freeze very solidly, but her bones were hollow, like a birds. She barely weighed anything.

It felt nice, walking out on the water. She could see the beach farther off. She was far enough that had she been standing on the bottom, the water would be twice her height.

Wesker had been driving himself back to shore on a large boat he stole from a group of fisherman, he'd been doing under water research and needed to acquire transportation, the sharks had a nice feeding frenzy.

Brigid stretched, and turned to look for the boat that she could hear getting closer. Seeing Wesker, she smiled and waved regally, chuckling at the coincidence. She'd just been thinking about him.

Wesker continued going on, he had noticed her but didn't care quite frankly.

Brigid felt different emotions at this, so she did what she always did when she was confused: she froze everything. Her whole body became a living ice statue and the water around her froze solid, catching the boat and holding it there. She hoped his airbags worked.

Wesker was flung from the boat straight onto the ice, his body crashing against it.

" Damnit. "

Guess his airbags didn't work after all, Brigid thought with a mental smile. She was still frozen. She closed her eyes, enjoying the complete lack of feelings. It was the closest thing to bliss she'd ever been.

" What the hell did you do. "

Wesker charged at her, forming his hand like a tiger's claw. Letting loose as he uppercut her right in the jaw.

A little bit of her ice shield chipped, but not much. It was as hard a diamonds. She cracked one eye open, saw who it was and closed it again. She wasn't in the mood to deal with his fiery emotions. They were much to hot to be comfortable. He should be calm, like her.

" Hmmph..."

He began letting loose with charges of his incredible speed, hoping to reach the shore as he ran across the ice.

Weird emotions began to creep up to her past her ice shield. Brigid didn't like that. She raised a hand and a large ice dome enclosed them both, leaving no way out. "Please don't do that," Brigid asked softly, eyes now only half shut. Her voice was infused with the softness of snow and the crystalline effects of ice.

" You are really becoming quite the inconvenience for me "

" I've told you over and over I'm not joining your court ! "