Images of the famous T Tower, now restored, flashed on the large wall screen.<br/><br/>"Reminiscing, are we?" RoZeta chirped in as she entered the living room, interrupting Victor who was watching a news webcast about a newly formed Teen Titans team. Victor was a founding member of the original team as the half-man half-machine Cyborg. He was in his early 40s now, but you couldn't tell due to the strict fitness regime he demanded of himself as a superheroic peacekeeper, and of course, also because half his body was covered in cybernetic parts. Advancements in technology now allowed for seamless human-like augmentations, but he thought why change or hide now what he truly was?<br/><br/>"I guess so," Victor replied, but noncommittally. RoZeta was his and Pamela's (Poison Ivy) daughter, and he knew that he couldn't conceal the fact he lived a dangerous life as a teenager saving the world from nasties. He did not want RoZeta to follow that path. Yes, she has shown some of her mother's powers, but they were mild and unstable -- not enough to fend off a common criminal.<br/><br/>But at the same time, half of him wanted RoZeta to feel like she belonged. Vic had to suffer as a pariah, had to struggle with his lost humanity. It took him years to finally come to terms with it, and his romance with Pamela had a lot to do with it.<br/><br/>"Do you think we could pay a visit? I mean, y'know, as a founding member, I'm sure you'd have special tour privileges," RoZeta's dark toned face broke into a smile.<br/><br/>Victor stared at her, with both artificial and human eyes, for a long time. RoZeta was home-schooled, never went to classes with other kids, and to deny her now a chance to be with others who can probably understand her the best, it was breaking his human heart.