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Getting out of the side street and onto the main drag where all the chaos is centered takes more effort than it should. There are too many people wrapped up in Pain Train's rage machine, and more seem to jump on board with every word he shouts. It's too much, too fast, and her heart is like a stone in her chest. How can they do anything to stop this? And if they can't stop this, how can they be effective against the Tangee and their whole occupying army? By the time she circles the corner and comes face-to-face with the big man and the HUAC militants she is nothing but frayed nerves. Only the sight of her teammates leaping into action is enough to focus her up. That and a jolt of concern at catching sight of Verse surrounded by HUAC on the wrong side of the divide.

Zora takes care of the source of the chaos, with a style that Temperance can only hope to match one day. Charlie's taught her a thing or two about swinging fists but she doesn't have the years of training to make it look good. Of course, when Zora goes flying as a result there is a small bit of relief that it wasn't, in fact, her that did it. The big man's rage is enough to launch a car, and he does exactly that, which has Ben scrambling to put up a barrier between it and the cowering crowd. Temperance was never good at school but she had a lot of extra time with math and she can tell by the angle of the descent that the barrier is coming up just short. It's a timing thing to leap into the shadow nearby and drop out of the one cast by the six story building above the car, but she manages to land on the flying car's hood. The impact and her weight is enough to push the whole thing down and the angle carries it directly into Ben's barrier, with her leaping off in time to avoid becoming part of the mangled metal herself. It's all pretty fancy but there isn't time to gloat about it.

"Hey, godzilla!" She glides forward, her steps left to seem almost like floating movement by the tendrils of darkness she wears. "Roid rage is a bad look." What would he even be doing all this for? Chaos for the sake of chaos just seems stupid in light of the occupation. If there is more going on here, Temperance wants the whole picture. "You should use your words like a big boy. What's the problem?"

Getting out of the side street and onto the main drag where all the chaos is centered takes more effort than it should. There are too many people wrapped up in Pain Train's rage machine, and more seem to jump on board with every word he shouts. It's too much, too fast, and her heart is like a stone in her chest. How can they do anything to stop this? And if they can't stop this, how can they be effective against the Tangee and their whole occupying army? By the time she circles the corner and comes face-to-face with the big man and the HUAC militants she is nothing but frayed nerves. Only the sight of her teammates leaping into action is enough to focus her up. That and a jolt of concern at catching sight of Verse surrounded by HUAC on the wrong side of the divide.

Zora takes care of the source of the chaos, with a style that Temperance can only hope to match one day. Charlie's taught her a thing or two about swinging fists but she doesn't have the years of training to make it look good. Of course, when Zora goes flying as a result there is a small bit of relief that it wasn't, in fact, her that did it. The big man's rage is enough to launch a car, and he does exactly that, which has Ben scrambling to put up a barrier between it and the cowering crowd. Temperance was never good at school but she had a lot of extra time with math and she can tell by the angle of the descent that the barrier is coming up just short. It's a timing thing to leap into the shadow nearby and drop out of the one cast by the six story building above the car, but she manages to land on the flying car's hood. The impact and her weight is enough to push the whole thing down and the angle carries it directly into Ben's barrier, with her leaping off in time to avoid becoming part of the mangled metal herself. It's all pretty fancy but there isn't time to gloat about it.

"Hey, godzilla!" She glides forward, her steps left to seem almost like floating movement by the tendrils of darkness she wears. "Roid rage is a bad look." What would he even be doing all this for? Chaos for the sake of chaos just seems stupid in light of the occupation. If there is more going on here, Temperance wants the whole picture. "You should use your words like a big boy. What's the problem?"

Getting out of the side street and onto the main drag where all the chaos is centered takes more effort than it should. There are too many people wrapped up in Pain Train's rage machine, and more seem to jump on board with every word he shouts. It's too much, too fast, and her heart is like a stone in her chest. How can they do anything to stop this? And if they can't stop this, how can they be effective against the Tangee and their whole occupying army? By the time she circles the corner and comes face-to-face with the big man and the HUAC militants she is nothing but frayed nerves. Only the sight of her teammates leaping into action is enough to focus her up. That and a jolt of concern at catching sight of Verse surrounded by HUAC on the wrong side of the divide.

Zora takes care of the source of the chaos, with a style that Temperance can only hope to match one day. Charlie's taught her a thing or two about swinging fists but she doesn't have the years of training to make it look good. Of course, when Zora goes flying as a result there is a small bit of relief that it wasn't, in fact, her that did it. The big man's rage is enough to launch a car, and he does exactly that, which has Ben scrambling to put up a barrier between it and the cowering crowd. Temperance was never good at school but she had a lot of extra time with math and she can tell by the angle of the descent that the barrier is coming up just short. It's a timing thing to leap into the shadow nearby and drop out of the one cast by the six story building above the car, but she manages to land on the flying car's hood. The impact and her weight is enough to push the whole thing down and the angle carries it directly into Ben's barrier, with her leaping off in time to avoid becoming part of the mangled metal herself. It's all pretty fancy but there isn't time to gloat about it.

"Hey, godzilla!" She glides forward, her steps left to seem almost like floating movement by the tendrils of darkness she wears. "Roid rage is a bad look." What would he even be doing all this for? Chaos for the sake of chaos just seems stupid in light of the occupation. If there is more going on here, Temperance wants the whole picture. "You should use your words like a big boy. What's the problem?"

Getting out of the side street and onto the main drag where all the chaos is centered takes more effort than it should. There are too many people wrapped up in Pain Train's rage machine, and more seem to jump on board with every word he shouts. It's too much, too fast, and her heart is like a stone in her chest. How can they do anything to stop this? And if they can't stop this, how can they be effective against the Tangee and their whole occupying army? By the time she circles the corner and comes face-to-face with the big man and the HUAC militants, she is nothing but frayed nerves.

Zora takes care of the source of the chaos, with a style that Temperance can only hope to match one day. Charlie's taught her a thing or two about swinging fists but she doesn't have the years of training to make it look good. Of course, when Zora goes flying as a result there is a small bit of relief that it wasn't, in fact, her that did it. The big man's rage is enough to launch a car, and he does exactly that, which has Ben scrambling to put up a barrier between it and the cowering crowd. Temperance was never good at school but she had a lot of extra time with math and she can tell by the angle of the descent that the barrier is coming up just short. It's a timing thing to leap into the shadow nearby and drop out of the one cast by the six story building above the car, but she manages to land on the flying car's hood. The impact and her weight is enough to push the whole thing down and the angle carries it directly into Ben's barrier, with her leaping off in time to avoid becoming part of the mangled metal herself. It's all pretty fancy but there isn't time to gloat about it.

"Hey, godzilla!" She glides forward, her steps left to seem almost like floating movement by the tendrils of darkness she wears. "Roid rage is a bad look." What would he even be doing all this for? Chaos for the sake of chaos just seems stupid in light of the occupation. If there is more going on here, Temperance wants the whole picture. "You should use your words like a big boy. What's the problem?"