There was no point in wasting strength on the large villain now that he was unconscious, so Shadow Angel was quick to twist the vehicle a little tighter around him and toss him to the side. From there, she easily collected the villains all in one place while Siren directed the civilians to safety across the street. The commotion of a fight could be heard inside the bank, but Shadow Angel trusted that the young man could handle himself, so she did not rush to his aid. After all, she would not always be here to aid them, so the quicker they learned to handle things on their own, the better off they would be in the future.<br/><br/>It wasn’t long before the police arrived, setting up a perimeter around the crime scene. With the civilians all safely across the street and most of the villains collected in a small area, there wasn’t a lot left for the officers to do. With a small smirk on her face, Shadow Angel gestured with her head for Siren to follow her as they headed into the bank. The fight was over now, so all that was left to do was deliver the bad guys to the police.<br/><br/>Upon entering the bank, it became obvious that most of the damage the young man had done was to the villains, leaving most of the surroundings unscathed. She smiled just a little as they approached in time to watch him nudge the groaning man with his foot, warning him to stay down. For good measure, Siren basically skipped over to them, leaning her head over to look down at the villain, tilting her head a bit and smiling sweetly. “<span style="color: #40BFBF">I would listen to him, if I were you,</span>” she suggested in a sing-song voice, her words laced with a powerful suggestion, which the man quickly succumbed to, losing his will to resist.<br/><br/>Shadow Angel chuckled a little at the two before gesturing for them to step back as the two villains began to float up. At the same time, the vault door swung closed and with a twist of her wrist, the locking mechanisms clicked into place, keeping the door from opening. The door was still damaged, as she could do nothing to fix the actual damage, but it would hold for the moment, until they could replace it. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">Good job, you two,</span>” she told them with a proud smile before turning to head towards the door with the two floating villains in tow.<br/><br/>“<span style="color: #FF80BF">This is the last of them,</span>” she told the police as she dropped the two villains next to the others who now each sported their own restraints. “They managed to blast the vault door open, but Supernova here stopped them before they could take anything,” she explained, gesturing to her male sidekick. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">I sealed it shut for now, but it won’t hold forever,</span>” she warned. She gave them whatever other useful information she had and waved off their thanks before they headed back out to continue their patrol. “Thank you, too, Supernova and Siren!” one of the officers hollered after them, prompting a round of applause from the civilians behind the barriers.<br/><br/>Siren grinned happily and waved at their new fans, “<span style="color: #40BFBF">Glad to help!</span>” she called back to them with a chipper voice as she followed their mentor down the street, to a quieter neighborhood. “<span style="color: #40BFBF">That was fun,</span>” she admitted, even though she had not gotten the chance to do any real fighting. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">Yeah? Well, I’m glad you had fun,</span>” Shadow Angel replied as she stretched her arms above her head, loosening the muscle of her shoulders and back.<br/><br/>“<span style="color: #FF80BF">Looks like I was right, the two of you make a good team, after all,</span>” she added, glancing back at them to gauge their reactions as she led them down the quiet street. She saw Siren’s gaze shift to Supernova, as if she were trying to judge his reaction before she decided how exactly she felt about it. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">You’ll make an even better team once you settle your difference,</span>” she mused, tucking both hands behind her neck and interlacing her fingers, leaning her head back slightly so that she was looking up at the sky.<br/><br/>She appeared completely relaxed to the untrained eye, but despite her apparent nonchalance, she remained alert and vigilant, her senses taking in all their surroundings as they walked. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">When we get back to the agency, I’d like you both to tell me a little more about your quirks, so try to think about how you would describe them and the way they work before we get there,</span>” she instructed, deciding to kill two birds with one stone. It would save them some time once they were back at the agency, and it would give them a little exercise in running parallel processes. Hearing no complaints or rebuttals, she nodded her head and continued forward with their patrol.