Tomia wrote:---
"Hey, come on. I'm supposed to be the one giving you the pep talk, not the other way around." The Rainborn told serene as she gently pulled off the girl's hand from her shoulder, continuing to smile. A part of her was rather proud that she had managed to make that cultural reference, but for the most part, she was ever so slightly embarrassed. She had wanted to cheer up Serene and Serene had wound up trying to comfort her, but in the end, she supposed, it worked. The girl with the Angel's voice in her head was no longer sad and was determined to find a way out of this that didn't involve fratricide, so that was good. Seeing Cloudy promptly hop off her shoulder and attempt to jump away, Etla giggled and seized the bunny, plopping him down into the Cloud before standing up, dusting off her pants. "You're nice people too. You should visit Travenios some time, I'm sure you'd get along well with Craig- that's my boyfriend, by the way." She suggested, also offering Serene a hand. "What are you going to do now though?"
Tomia wrote:---
Jamie was currently in her room, something that surprised no one ever, much less her fellow Justice Queens who had undoubtedly gotten used to her behavior by now. She didn't often go out of her room unless a greater force drove her to do so, her duties as a member of a superheroine group thankfully included within the list of said greater forces, along with basic necessities and other such things. Despite this, she was usually pretty friendly and sociable with the other girls, with her own flavor of awkwardness of course, just as long as there were no large crowds involved, which made it all the more convenient that she lived in one of the top floors of a large tower. She had also made it clear on repeated occasions that anyone was free to drop by and play a game or two with her, though nobody had taken the time to do so yet, and she doubted they'd do it very often anyway: she'd have to hold back a ton for it to be fun for all parties. Regardless, the point was that despite getting along well with the others, she didn't spend a lot of time with them, and not for a lack of trying, or so she told herself.
At the moment, she was binge-playing through one of the many series in her fairly impressive videogame arsenal, which comprised over fifty percent of the belongings she had needed to move to the tower from her old apartment. She was in the midst of a stage, when she suddenly heard a knock, shortly followed by Cora's voice. Jamie frowned slightly at this, not out of true annoyance, but rather out of habit, as she simply didn't like being interrupted. "Um, how important?" She shouted back as she continued playing, almost at the boss, before deciding that, being a member of the group, she probably owed them some niceness. Besides, Cora had been the one to recruit her into the group, and that earned her extra points in Jamie's book. Thus, pausing, she stood up and walked over to the door.
"Nevermind, I'm here." The black-haired girl said to the cyborg as she opened the door, leaving one hand on it, her gray ring contrasting with the wooden door. "What's up, Cora? You want to come in or something?" She said casually, stepping aside to let the redhead step in if she wanted. Jamie wasn't playing one of her lewd games at the moment, so there was no problem.
The Templar High Council wrote:---
As the girl in the weird yellow and green suit began talking, Nelli merely listened with a blank expression on her face, not really understanding most of what she said. The terms 2016, or Camelot, or Merlin, meant nothing to her at all, and so, she was left fairly confused, not faring much better than when she had first arrived to that place. She secretly wondered if it wouldn't have been better to simply finish the trip back to Earth with Necromancer, but then again, she hadn't been given a choice in the matter in the first place. Quietly draping the black cloth that was her shroud of darkness around her shoulders, but not yet activating its powers to conceal herself, the young Star Demon continued listening, hearing the weird girl (from her perspective) introduce herself.
"Lady Lantern? But... You look like a person to me." The dark-skinned girl said in her usual quiet voice, tilting her head curiously, not quite familiar with the concept of a Green Lantern or Power Rings. She was not familiar with the Justice Queens, either, and she was only vaguely aware of the fact that New York was a geographical location somewhere in the human world, though she didn't know where it was, nor if it was close to Jump City or not. Regardless, she had nothing better to do than help, and she promptly made that known. "I'll help you." She told Kylie. "I wouldn't know what else to do in this place, after all. I'm Nelli. Nice to meet you, Lady Lantern." The girl with the butterfly wings stated, before waiting for the others to speak, idly playing with her obsidian knife in the mean time.



