<hr/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/YNXU85J.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Ryan Choi / The Atom<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Atlantean Airship Over English Channel. Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Mission 1 - 1 hour in<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All.<br/><strong>Content:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>The second Amethyst said that the civilians were being taken onto the ship, it all made sense. There were no markings or insignias on the ship because it wasn’t a war ship; it was something closer to a shipping barge or a holding facility. Which meant… Well Ryan wasn’t quite sure he wanted to actively examine exactly what that meant for those people in Alien’s grasp, just that the Justice League needed to get them out.<br/><br/>Of course getting them out would first require being able to get away from the small crowd of aliens that had gathered around him. Easier to plan than to actually do. Especially when they somehow started to send electrical blasts through their body! He couldn't hit them unless he felt like being tased; A testing punch he’d thrown had been enough to knock him onto his ass even through the insulation of his suit. Just as he was getting back to his feet, Ryan could hear something. At his size the sounds waves hit the ears much differently, but he’d heard it enough in the lab to atleast have an idea; It was something mechanical, almost like a click. A microscope moving through the various sized lens. It didn’t connect exactly what that meant until a blast of energy hit close enough to singe his eyebrows and knock him backwards.<em>‘Shit. They can see me.’</em>Running away would take too long given his current size, and growing back up would make it even easier for the aliens to hit him. His mind raced as he tried to find a solution out there. Then he heard a voice over the comms. Erin. He wasn’t quite sure what the plan was but at the very least it involved water. The exact details of what happened were lost on him small as he was, but he didn’t care much.<br/><br/>The second he heard the first alien get hit with water, shorting and getting electrocuted, Ryan shrunk further so that he could move in between the water molecules themselves and stay dry. One mass shifted molecular leap later and Ryan was clear enough of the danger to come back to his regular size.<strong>“Thanks for the save Erin!”</strong><br/><br/>That same macho part of him that decided putting on a costume and fighting crime was a good use of his skills wanted to stay outside the team's ship and keep the coast clear. But he knew that was a dumb plan; there were better uses for his skill set than punching things. So instead he raced up into the league ship behind Erin and started to tap away at the screen his scanner threw up. Interfacing into the scanning function of their ship, Ryan managed to hook into the network for the alien craft. He couldn’t recognize the language that it used, but every computer he’d ever encountered, alien or terran, ran on a very similar set of logical rules. If he could figure out what number base their math was based on and what a few key phrases looked like, he could help make sure their defenses were down.<strong>“Okay, If I did this right… I think I’m in their system.”</strong>