When his own counter-attack was mysteriously evaded and with the heroine activating some sort of invisibility power, Artemis simply maintained his current altitude and position and continued to reinforce his own body with psionic energy. He doubted that the other one, the one holding the car aloft, would risk an attack without knowing her comrades location, but he kept an eye on her just in case.<br/><br/>By the time the invisible heroine came back for her next attack, a roundhouse to his face, he was both ready and waiting, having judged her approximate strength level from the force of her original blow. Unless he was very much mistaken, she only possessed the strength of a normal human being.<br/><br/>When the blow actually struck, however, it carried considerably more force than an ordinary human should have been capable of, no doubt owing to increased velocity, and struck him on the jaw to send him spinning away from the woman. He made one quick rotation before stopping himself, again facing the direction the kick had come from, and sending out a "pulse" of psionic energy, not strong enough to affect the world to any significant degree, but enough for him to measure physical resistance. A crude form of radar, if you will. When the pulse encountered enough resistance to merit the presence of a body in the space directly in front of him, even though there was nothing to be seen in that space, Artemis launched himself forward again, covering the distance in less than half a single second, and drove his fist into the center of the "radar blip" (the area where Black Hawk's sternum would be) with enough force to dent the metal of a car door.