<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/rEQebvr.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>"Cali"<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>2 May 2019<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Downtown Gotham<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Costume (https://i.imgur.com/T8KFcGg.png)<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Superman, Power Girl, Aquaman, John Stewart, Starfire<br/><strong>Warnings:</strong>Uncle said knock you out (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnFRkEYC2JY)<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Everything was getting more and more confusing as time went on.  It seemed like every super-powered being in the universe was suddenly showing up to "lend a hand".  Cali would have been happier without the added distractions, though maybe the help was a good idea.  For better or worse it annoyed Cali on some level, perhaps just as much as her actions were annoying them.  Well, there'd be time for explanations later if they were all lucky.<br/><br/>The man with the giant fork seemed to grudgingly accept that they were going to have to fight Superman and even warned Cali ahead of his attack.  While she didn't acknowledge the warning directly she easily dodged back at his advice ahead of the blasts of lightning from his outstretched trident.  The lightning missed, she couldn't tell if that was intentional or not, as it arced its way between her and Superman.  She looked where it struck which summoned forth a huge blast of water.  She thought of making a comment about it, but instead focused back on Superman.  She only barely noticed the strange fist of water that struck him at Aquaman's command.  Cali laughed a bit to herself, it was ironic.  The red blast of Superman's heat vision was also somewhat amusing.<br/><br/>In the interim Cali picked up a small piece of cracked asphalt at her feet, not much larger than a baseball, and threw it at high speed at Superman.  As expected Superman disintegrated the rubble moments before it would have hit him with his laser-like eyes.  "Hey, pops, let's dance," she challenged him hoping mostly to get his attention focused on her again rather than the others.  Of course that plan went sideways rather quickly.<br/><br/>The blasts of greenish energy seemed to mostly annoy Superman than anything else, and Cali's attention was quickly drawn to their source.  She looked like some kind of flying, red-headed woman who seemed to be dressed in body paint and knee-high boots that would have made a stripper jealous.  She was too confused to even comment about it before the woman swooped in, ineffectively attempted some kind of attack against Superman, and was then thrown bodily away and into Power Girl.<br/><br/>And then, as if everything else wasn't enough, something not unlike a small sun was suddenly standing in their midst and<em>talking</em>to them.  She could feel the sunlight, the warmth on her body and the radiation permeating the area.  It was invigorating, which worried her even more than all of the others.  A man came forth from within the furnace of heat and light and radiation and with seemingly a single blow sent Superman up, up, and away.  Cali turned her head as Superman went, staring up into the sky just before the human Sun flew up into the sky after their target.  Cali stood there, a hand on her hip and a frown on her lips.  Her other hand brushed back some of her black hair as her blue eyes looked up at the sky.  While it was easy to overlook at first, perhaps now that there was a quiet moment in the middle of the onslaught it was easier to see the likeness between her and Superman.<br/><br/>"Well you don't see that every day.  I give him ten seconds, tops," she added.  She looked around, quickly going over to Aquaman lending him a hand out of the rubble he had landed in after the powerful blast from Superman.  She then sped over to both Power Girl and Koriand'r, helping them both up as well with an offered hand.  "Not much time to regroup."