<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/e/e9/Sexy_blonde_mermaid.jpg)</div>Name: Ace the Wonder-Girl<br/>Where: Simport City Harbor<br/>Milestones: My Wife is a Teenage Robot and Silver Age Sensibilities<br/>2 PP | 0 Physical | 0 Mental | 0 Emotional | 10 xp<br/>Assets: Monstrous Transformation d10 | Complications: Mad Cat Sidekick d8 | Resources: Venusian Hypno-Ray d8<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Mechanics</div><div class="spoiler_body">Rolling to see if Ace can resist getting caught up in Doc Tabby's cunning new plan...<br/><br/>Solo d10 + Comic Book Superhero d4 + Psych Expert d8 + Monstrous Transformation d10 + Doc Tabby's Emotional stress d12<br/><br/>d12 = 2 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=94289)<br/>2d10 = 4, 4 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=94286)<br/>d8 = 4 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=94287)<br/>d4 = 4 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=94288)<br/><br/>...Well, that's certainly an odd coincidence on those last 4 rolls. <strong>8 reaction, d12 effect</strong>, so Ace takes the complication, but the effect die on said complication is stepped down by 1.<br/></div></div><hr/><br/>The mystic scan of Ace's body revealed some interesting aspects to her being, though the chemical transformation she had undergone did obscure things a bit.  There were traces of some form of interdimensional manipulation, suggesting that wherever she had been pulled from was a place that people could in turn be sent to, but at the same time, her body also seemed to be a mystical construct of some sort, a physical form that was created to provide her with the exact same physical and mental abilities that she would have had in whatever alternate dimension she was from, regardless of what the laws of physics in this dimension had to say about it.  Suffice it to say that, speaking from a purely intellectual viewpoint, Ace had a fascinating body that was well worthy of intense scrutiny.<br/><br/>The Venusian Wonder's reaction to the actions the catgirl was taking, on the other hand, were equally memorable.  Not expecting the would-be doctor to close the distance between the two of them so quickly, she jumped backwards in surprise, and so wound up accidentally maneuvering herself back against the motor of the rumbling chainsaw, a spot in which she was soon trapped.  Her face flushed as she listened to the other girl's words, a rather adorable look of utter confusion and helplessness crossing her face as she struggled to figure out just what was going on with the catgirl, why she was touching her in such odd places, to say nothing of the unusual (but not unpleasant) sensations that those touches and the rumbling motor were providing...<br/><br/>"Um... T-Tabitha?  W-why are you...?"  The thought did briefly occur to her that perhaps the feline scientist was trying to flirt with her, of course, but she quickly discounted it.  After all, they were both girls!  It wouldn't make any sense for one girl to pursue a romance with another girl!<br/><br/>Fortunately, Doc Tabby soon moved the subject of the conversation on to something a little more pressing, namely what she intended to do with the giant chainsaw that she had summoned, and while Ace originally intended to turn down the offer of giving her Atlantia identity an evil feline sidekick, one look at the enthusiastic smile crossing her new friend's face was enough to stifle all of her objections.  With a sigh, she picked the catgirl up with one arm, hoisting her over one shoulder.<br/><br/>"Alright, I suppose it wouldn't hurt.  But you have to pretend to be hypnotized if any other heroes show up, since you don't have a disguise."  And then, looking somewhat sheepishly over at the demonic nurse who was also standing there...  "And I take it your... new friend is going to be coming along, as well?"