Saint Morning wrote:Amber Winters
"Well: it looks like we weren't needed here." Amber stated as she twirled her guns; before shoving them into her pockets. She hadn't even gotten a single hit in when the guys was assaulted on all side by the other superpowers; she was quite disappointed by how easily he fell and the sheer number of other powerful individuals in the area. In recent years America had become jammed packed with superhero wannabes and it was really grating on her nerves, sighing, she glanced back at William and gave him a wink.
"See you around love!" She told him as she magically sprouted wings and took to the skies.
"See you around! Try hard to not dream with me!"
And so, William turned around and started walking, without any particular destiny in mind. The one being known as Darkseid just lost to another group of heroes. It was incredible how that even in the middle of such disasters, their phones were untouched. And, as every modern city, people took off their phones and cameras and devices: They needed to fill their needs of telling and showing the world what happened.
Walls of flashes were erected by the modern, new type of junkie that craved attention, likes, shares and retweets. Photos of the disaster were probably storming the internet now, and William was happy: In the middle of the flying, dashing charismatic heroes, he was just another civilian. Obviously, he didn't show any magical spells or curses that called attention besides from the church and from the roof. Such was the nature of his work: Subtle, unnoticed.
And he was filled with the most pleasant feeling for him: The one of doing absolutely nothing to stop the threat. Others did it for him next time, and he was pleased by it. At very few times, he could grasp the feeling of being the one that didn't solve the problem. It gave him a small, internal laugh: He was impressed by his comfort by his laziness even in such situations.
And wanting to lose his time a little bit, he returned to the waitress's apartment. His phone was restless with jobs and calls, but he needed a place to rest his tired body. And so he knocked back on her door, finding the same smile sculpted in that feminine block of solid world.
"Sorry lady. I was saving the world down there."