<b><u>Watch Tower:</u></b><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:rgb(184, 49, 47)">Alina</span><br/><br/>Alina nodded and took a deep breath before approaching the start line. A moment later the course started as she was let into the course, she started running through, immediately obstacles started to appear, though her reaction time wasn't quite as good as someone like supergirl or flash, it seemed to be comparable to none powered humans. She managed to jump over slide under and sidestep the obstacles that appeared.<br/><br/>Next obstacles that we're slick walled but too high to jump appeared, and although she at first failed to jump it initially she backed up, held her hand out and jumped just in front of it, then seemingly jumped off the air again to make it over, seeming to slide down the other end back onto the floor.<br/><br/>Next more combat based skills would be tested as the tasers started to fire at her. She managed to move and dodge some of them but this skill seemed below par for a hero as she was soon hit by a taser, and then another, and another. The tasers seemed to be hitting her and working but didn't seem to be having much of an effect, though she did seem to be aware of them as they hit, trying to move out of their way after contact.<br/><br/>After her surprising ability to not be hospitalized by the tasers came the holographic enemies and civilians to save. In this area her abilities were mixed, she did well in not hurting the civilians and preventing them from being hurt, she would reach out her limbs and any damage nearing them would be stopped dead in its tracks inches away. Though her ability to take down the bad guys seemed lacking, she would need to focus for a moment before moving her arms aggressively at an enemy before she could take one down, in the meantime, she was bombarded with several attacks. To her benefit, they didn't seem to phase her much, she definitely had some sort of super defensive ability she seemed quite reliant on.<br/><br/>After some, she did manage to finish, walking through the finish line before looking around and waiting for her assessment.