<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/8/81/Superheroine-2.jpg)</div>Name: Ace the Wonder-Girl<br/>Where: New New Newgate Prison, Temporary Housing Complex<br/>Milestones: In the Name of the Moon and Silver Age Sensibilities<br/>1 PP | 0 Physical | 0 Mental | d8 Emotional | 10 xp<br/>Assets: None | Complications: None | Resources: None<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Mechanics</div><div class="spoiler_body">Alright, Ace is fairly confident she's guessed the villains' plans, so she's going to go after the powersuit/robot enemy first, flying right into and punching him.<br/><br/>Solo d10 + Extraterrestrial Powerhouse d8 + Space Flight d12 + Godlike Strength 2d12 (using Comic Book Super-Strength SFX)<br/><br/>3d12 = 9, 9, 1 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=96184)<br/>d10 = 10 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=96185)<br/>d8 = 6 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=96186)<br/><br/>And that adds up to a <strong>19 total, d12 effect, with 1 Opportunity</strong>.<br/><br/>Also, I'm choosing to start this fight with d8 Emotional Stress, because Ace is definitely going to be going into this fight a bit distracted, given the ending of the scene with Silvia. :P I don't think there's actually a rule for anything like that, but it makes logical sense to me and puts me at a small disadvantage anyway, so...<br/></div></div><hr/><br/>Ace's mental processes ground to a screeching halt when Silvia pressed up against her, the Silver Spider's lips pressing to her own.  The move had caught her completely off-guard, as shown by the look of innocent shock that persisted on her face for several seconds after they had separated, the bright blush spread across her cheeks, and the way that she remained standing there, awkward and frozen as the other woman pulled away again.  It was the first time she had ever been kissed by another girl, at least in a romantic manner, and it was such an out-of-context situation for her that she was left completely unable to respond, at least until another knock on the door jolted her back into action.<br/><br/>Her thoughts were awhirl as she tried to listen to the guard explain the situation, and she hoped he didn't take much notice of the slight flush still tinting her face a light pink color as she looked out to where the flying enemies were incoming.<br/><br/>"You can count on me,"  She responded afterwards, trying her best to sound more confident and sure of herself than she was at the moment.  Her mind kept flashing back to that kiss, and then farther back to the previous fight she had been in, when Doc Tabby had been acting strangely towards her.  She had discounted it at the time, but if women having romantic entanglements with one another was something that was done on this world, then it was clear that the catgirl sorceress truly had been flirting with her...  "Let the Warden know that the Spider has already figured out how to disable her shock collar.  The flying enemies are probably a distraction, while the tunneling machine will make the actual extraction.  I'll have to handle the flyers first; Part of the distraction is probably going to be an attack intended to destroy the Warden's trailer and those net-cannons you have set up, and we can't allow that.  If I can't finish them off in time, then try to keep the tunneler busy with what you've got on hand, but tell the other men that you should all get clear if it turns out to be more than you can handle.  I can recapture the Silver Spider if she escapes again, so it's not worth risking your lives over to keep her here."<br/><br/>The powersuit or robot, whichever it was.  That would be her first target, once she was sure that her instructions had been understood and launched herself off into the sky.  A gunship could be a powerful foe, to be sure, but if it was accompanied by only a single flying robot, then the robot was in and of itself probably about as powerful as a gunship, and likely far more durable.  Or at least, that was how it usually went back home.  If she was wrong, then it would crumple easily when she slammed into it fists-first, and then she would be able to focus on the gunship without having to worry about getting blindsided by the robot.<br/><br/>Also, feeling her fists hitting solid metal would, hopefully, serve as a good distraction to keep her from thinking back to that kiss.  Maybe she would be able to calm down and feel a little more clearheaded after smashing something up...