Jenny, on the other hand, hated the crowds.  That was the main drawback of living down here as far as she was concerned -- there never seemed to be a really quiet place to relax and think.  Sooner or later some bored person would wander through and try to start of some ridiculous conversation about nothing.  And much as everyone seemed to be looking forward to this meeting, she doubted that anything truly interesting was going to come out of it.  Still, she was curious, even if she'd never admit it.  And though she'd also never quite officially joined the Diggers, at least they were more interesting than any of the other little splinter groups that always popped up, and she was sort of considering herself an honorary member of the team, at least.<br/><br/>As usual, she did her best to ignore the fact that there were other people there, and aimed for a chair on one side of the room, about halfway to the front.  But she was paying attention as usual too, no matter how it looked, and she didn't miss the little altercation between the cat-woman and the tentacle kid.  M something, Mind Melter, she recalled, dodging around a tentacle quickly on her way to her seat.  She'd never get used to the code-names, either, though of course she was glad to have one to hide behind, just like everyone else was.  No one really seemed to want to remember their old lives, for one reason or another, least of all her...