<div class="floatleft">(http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/b/b0/Miss_Martian_Earth-16_002.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20130504124041)</div><hr/><strong>Name:</strong>M'gann M'orzz<br/><strong>Nom de Guerre:</strong>Miss Martian<br/><strong>Affiliation:</strong>Remnants of the Justice League<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Saturday the 17th of October 2015, 20:47<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The Watchtower, the Gotham Clocktower, Central Gotham<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Dinah Lance/Oliver Queen.<hr/><br/>Exchanging one last look with Oliver after he agreed to use her name, she listened intently to what he had to say regarding why he was back, and not just in Gotham.  There was something he wasn't saying, but the sincerity regarding what he<em>had </em>said was practically palpable to the emerald skinned woman as she nodded in understanding.  In a way, he and Jason Todd weren't so different from each other, although it looked like Oliver had come out of the Pit without quite as many problems as Jason had.  She was sure there would still be side effects, no one died and came back without them if the legends Artemis had told her about the Pits were to be believed at face value, and from what she had seen of Jason himself since his return, but in this moment, she couldn't sense anything amiss with Oliver.  On the other hand, she didn't have a lot to go on either other than what little she knew about him from Artemis, having never met him personally, but she was fairly sure she'd have picked up on the rage associated with being brought back to life by now if it was there to pick up at all.  Not that it mattered she supposed, since that wsan't the real reason why she was trying to see behind the calm veneer Oliver gave off.  She was just....naturally worried, about what would happen when Artemis learned Oliver was alive, and her protective instincts were starting to work their way into the forefront of her mind.  When it came to her closest friends and 'family', M'gann could be just as protective as anyone.<br/><br/>But her worry aside, M'gann understood and even sympathized with Oliver's desire to get his life back together.  Who could blame him for wanting to regain even a fraction of what he'd lost when Malcolm killed him, and not just that, but humiliated him in the process?  A fact Oliver himself confirmed later, as he went on to talk about getting the band back together in terms of making another Justice League.  After talking to both Wally and her old friends about it, and then talking about it with Dinah before Oliver brought it up yet again, M'gann was more than open to the idea even if a part of her wondered if it was their right to reform what had been utterly annihilated.  To pick up where the JL had ended, but she pushed those doubts aside and nodded once more.  Ignoring the brief flashes she picked up from Dinah regarding her own role in the League of Shadows, as brief as it was compared to some of the assassins she'd met over the years, M'gann took some small comfort from the hand on her back before meeting Dinah's gaze after she had finished speaking her own piece.<strong>"I don't think my voice has as much weight as you believe, but I'll be willing to do what I can to talk to the others about this.  I know most of the heroes, that's true, having grown up with most of them to some extent or another.  We're friends, some I even consider family.  Something I was sorely missing as a child back on Mars....."</strong><br/><br/>She didn't elaborate as her eyes flicked towards the floor between her feet, her amber eyes having lost some of their earlier luster as old, lonely memories threatened to press down on her, and instead pushed onward, much as Oliver himself had regarding certain aspects of his true reason for being here in Gotham.  She had a feeling there was more to his story, but what he had told them both made up M'gann's mind, let alone his putting down his bow.  Taking a breath, she began, softly at first before gaining confidence in what she had to say.<strong>"Oliver can confirm this, as I'm sure you could as well Dinah, but not all the Shadows I've met are bad people, such as the term applies.  Artemis's sister, Jade, can be safely put in a gray area between the two as one example, and I'm sure there are others out there that at least stray between the two.  And just a little bit ago, Dinah brought me here and gave me something that purged Ivy's toxic spores from my system, so I owe her my life as it is.  That said, I might not agree with what the League of Shadows does, having fought them alongside the others on more than one occasion, but you seem honest and sincere in your desire to do this, two things I picked up on as you spoke.  Being telepathic consequently means I'm also empathetic, so it's hard to lie around me even when I'm not actively trying to use any of my powers.  And technically speaking, not everyone who's been on the League started out as heroes either.  I can name half a dozen that had spotty pasts that would have put them at odds with the law of any country, but they changed their lives around, became something more, so you wouldn't be the first by any means.  Something I'll remind the others of if it gets brought up."</strong>It wasn't much, but it was certainly a step in the right direction as M'gann let her hands fall to her sides before she hesitantly reached for Oliver's hand.<strong>"I'll do what I can, but as I said before, I don't know if it'll be enough.  But I agree with you, if that's any consolation.  We need the Justice League back."</strong>She was in it now, but M'gann couldn't help but feel optimistic about what this might end up becoming if all went according to plan.