<strong>Name:</strong>Dr. Victor Fries<br/><strong>Nom De Guerre:</strong>Mr. Freeze<br/><strong>Location:</strong>GothCorp<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><hr/><br/>Hawkgirl probably didn't see it. She was wild and warlike enough to miss that little detail.<br/><br/>Robin could see it though. The look he was getting back from the "underlings" of Mr. Freeze. This wasn't the normal looks he'd got from a mob of crooks. No, this was different. This was an army of people who actually had something worth fighting for. Maybe the training wasn't there, and the weapons were lackluster, but this wasn't just a payday to these people in winter coats. This was something worth so much more.<br/><br/>And the Martian Manhunter? What did he see?<br/><br/>Mr. Freeze's mind is the hardest of them all to crack. He's about as close as someone can get to Undead with no magic involved. He's thinking about the constant pain of frostbite allover his body, how he'll have to inject a series of compounds into his body constantly for the rest of his life if he's not going to freeze from the inside out, how he'll never feel a sunrise on his face, a warm breeze on his body, and he'll never feel his wife's warm hand in his own ever again. And how that's a price he's paying gladly if it means that Nora has a chance of being healthy and whole again one day.<br/><br/>The young black man next to him? He's puts up a tough act, but in truth he's scared to death. Not of the heroes - no, he's scared of the cancer that's thinking of his mother from him while the doctors do next-to-nothing because he can't get the money together to pay the bills.<br/><br/>The young woman next to him? Her identical twin sister, lung cancer. She never even smoked.<br/><br/>The overweight middle-aged man next to her? His four year old son who has a type of throat cancer you normally only see in people who've handled toxic chemicals for decades.<br/><br/>No, this wasn't the normal crew of criminals around a villain looking for a payday or a group of fanatics deluded into believing that their faith alone would carry them through what was coming. These were ordinary people united by one basic belief.<br/><br/>How far would you go to save someone you loved?<br/><br/>Mr. Freeze was only a "leader" in the sense that someone had to come up with the plans and ideas and he seemed to be good at it. He could of been a high school janitor with brain damage and he'd be part of this group all the same.<br/><br/>Now, imagine a small mob of people who saw this as the last chance someone they loved had to live or get a little justice and three weirdoes in capes showed up to tell you to stop?<br/><br/>Yeah, good luck with that.<br/><br/><strong>We prepared for this.</strong>Mr. Freeze reminds as he presses a button on his gauntlet and Nora's pod starts moving toward the door. Some of the less able-bodied "underlings" go with it.<br/><br/>J'onn's tentacle attack to knock away guns often work, but then their owners start turning around to just swing at the tentacle with a chair or something along those lines. No, only one of them even smells like he may have powers and the fight starts with a shout and not a drop of fear.