Oracle and Debriefing Council<br/><br/>Oracle nodded.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:darkorange">"Finally we can get to the meat and potatoes of this. We've looked over Artemis' and Dr. Quincy's written reports on Zatanna.  She has been officially removed from active duty and will be pushing papers for the foreseeable future. Basically, she's everyone's secretary at any given moment anytime we need something typed up, filed or even need a cup of coffee. What we need from you is only what led up to Freya's loss of control, and also help us understand what led to the loss of hearing. I also understand Lady Shazam has been written up by Artemis and reported but not written up by Dr. Quincy in regards to notes? And Ravager reported for disobeying Dr. Quincy. Once those things are cleared up, you're getting that hand looked at. Clear? Let's deal with Freya first."</span><br/><br/><br/>Artemis<br/><br/>Between Nightstar blaming herself and Lady Shazam's lack of wisdom in how she handled the miscommunication situation, Artemis had to constantly bite her tongue, until Oracle mentioned it in passing before once again bringing what happened to the Viking back to the forefront. It probably would depend on that fight on whether she would dismiss the charges she was bringing on Lady Shazam and Ravager for insubordination... Though, truth be told, she felt Zatanna's fakery outshadowed Shazam's stupidity. She smirked as she heard the magician had been, for all pretences and purposes, demoted, and she wasn't afraid to even show it to Nightstar, who was closest to her in vicinity. She didn't care if Nightstar called her out for it, bringing the adults' attention to it. Justice was served in her opinion.<br/><br/>Elsa<br/><br/>Elsa nodded, yet stayed near Atalanta since it was close to the entrance that Artemis went through. She noticed the white haired teen going by.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:teal">"Excuse me, do you know what is taking so long? Are your leaders in trouble for something they omitted leading up to the ice warrior going berserk?"</span>She asked cordially.<span class="fixed-color" style="color:teal">"I was hoping to warn about my ex by now. I might be over it, but Jack Frost? Not so much. Elementals apparently hold grudges longer than humans, including humans with powers."</span>She didn't know how or what Ravager thought of her, but was willing to put her best foot forward with olive branch in hand via communication.