<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/8/81/Superheroine-2.jpg)</div>Name: Ace the Wonder-Girl<br/>Where: Stormwatch HQ Rooftop<br/>Milestones: --<br/>0 PP | 0 Physical | 0 Mental | 0 Emotional | 18 xp<br/>Assets: None | Complications: None | Resources: None<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Mechanics</div><div class="spoiler_body"></div></div><hr/><br/>Turning her gaze back up to the stars above once more, Ace spent the next few minutes watching Sofiya trace out constellations in the air with her new powers, the blonde's super-memory allowing her to recall even the most obscure of constellations that had appeared in the astronomy textbooks she had read.  Her super-hearing allowed her to hear Darclight approaching, even as the redhead next to her continued to talk, of course, and so she wasn't surprised when the robot hero spoke up to answer the other teenage girl's question while she herself was still thinking of her own answer.<br/><br/>Darclight's impromptu speech was eloquent enough that it almost sounded rehearsed, though Ace was pretty certain that it was something he had come up with on the spot.  There was also at least one line in there where he appeared to be quoting something or someone that she was unfamiliar with, some alien who had come to Earth, or perhaps another robot?  Either way, whoever the speaker had been had apparently still seen some worth in humanity in this universe, which certainly sounded reassuring.  The Venusian Wonder turned to the fiery redhead next to her as she gave her response.<br/><br/>"Things are a lot... simpler, back on my Earth.  Or more straightforward, at least.  But so far, on this Earth, the good people that I've met have way outnumbered the bad.  And so long as there are good people left, I think it's always worth it to try and save them."  And, bounding to her feet, she held out a hand to help Sofiya up while turning her head to face the robot standing across from them.  "Sorry to have run off in the middle of your briefing, Darclight.  You're right, we've still got work to do."