Shadow Angel found it amusing how the two sidekicks had reacted to her warning—or perhaps it was the look she had given them—both seeming awkward, unsure of how to handle this change. She chuckled a little before her face turned serious as they neared the next junction in their patrol. “<span style="color: #FF80BF">Look alive,</span>” she warned the two sidekicks, her instinct telling her that something was wrong even before her senses registered the loud crash that followed. She rushed forward, turning the corner and leading the two toward the source of the crash. They found a small group of villains attempting to rob a bank. One villain was buff and appeared to be a power-type, he had his fists slammed into the top of a car and appeared ready to throw it.<br/><br/>“<span style="color: #FF80BF">You’re up!</span>” she told them, giving them permission to act—as if they really needed it—as she reached out a hand to quickly concentrate energy around the car as he threw it. The car barely moved a few inches before it was stopped by her energy and thrown back at him, warping with the energy to wrap around him. She was hoping to at least temporarily restrain him, as she didn’t like going head to head with power-types. They were not her specialty. At the same time, people could be seen being pulled from the bank and other nearby buildings as she attempted to evaluate everyone she could sense.<br/><br/>Siren felt her senses suddenly on high alert as Shadow Angel seemed to sense something was about to happen just before a loud crash could be heard. She followed as the two of them were led towards the noise, then told that they were up. She felt another rush of adrenaline as they had finally been called to act. She gave a determined nod, opening her mouth to sing a song that would stop the villains—or at least the ones who could hear her—in their tracks, paralyzing them so that they couldn’t escape as she sang the next few bars that would put them to sleep. Some of them might resist if they were strong of mind and will, but considering their plan of attack, she found that doubtful.<br/><br/>“<span style="color: #40BFBF">Your turn!</span>” Siren told Supernova, knowing that at least one or two of the villains had managed to get into the bank. They were outside of her area of effect, so they would still be awake. They could still pull off their plan if they weren’t stopped. He was the only one of their little group that was a power-type, so he would be the best fighter at close range. Shadow Angel was using her energy to find the last remaining citizens in the building and maintain her restraint on the villain who, even in a state of partial sleep, continued to resist.<br/><br/>While he went after them and Shadow Angel continued her tasks, Siren sang a song to bring calm over the villain that continued to struggle, as well as the frightened citizens. The song seemed to help, as the villain slowly stopped resisting and fell into the sleeping state that his comrades had long given into. The citizens seemed less panicked, too, and were easier to direct to a safe location across the street, out of the danger zone while they waited in some suspense for the skirmish to come to a close when Supernova finished the remaining villains off and the police arrived.<br/><br/>Shadow Angel made note of both sidekick’s performances, their quirks, how they used their quirks, if they worked together, and so on. In reality, she could have handled this heist herself with relative ease; she’d done so many times in the past. This, however, was a good chance to see what they could do, rather than showing off what she could do. She made mental notes on things to tell each one back at headquarters, as well as making a mental note to have them explain their quirks a bit more. She had read their portfolios, but they were short blurbs that did little to explain the workings of the quirk, and usually didn’t do them justice. She had some thoughts about both quirks already, and suggestions she planned to make based on what she’d seen, but she would like to confirm these theories before making such suggestions.