<div class="floatleft">(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y173/SettyJenesequah/RP/SheHulkAvi.jpg)</div><hr/><br/><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: arial;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">  <strong>Name:</strong>         Jennifer Walters<br/>  <strong>Title:</strong>           She-Hulk<br/>  <strong>Affiliation:</strong>  Resistance<br/>  <strong>Location:</strong>   Still the same clearing in the Amazon<br/>  <strong>Tags:</strong>          Deadpool, Invisible Woman, Myth, Black Cat<br/><br/></span></span><hr/><br/>She-Hulk was completely occupied maintaining her grip on the now-wiggling dragon head. Luckily, it had ceased fire just before she’d managed to get a hold of it, but it was still a tricky creature to hang onto while thrashing back and forth. Her arms tightened around the snout, talon-like fingernails digging into the scales to anchor herself.<br/><br/>Then she was falling, the head having broken off. Her feet hit the ground with a slight tremor, arms releasing the head as she bent her knees in preparation of whatever was coming next. Seeing the dragon disappear and the man resume his normal shape, Jennifer stood a little straighter, an eyebrow quirking curiously as the mutant dropped to his knees, seemingly completely fixated on Sue. The name he cried out only spurred Jennifer’s curiosity, her rage slowly subsiding as she realized that their current fight seemed to be paused for the time being. Or so she thought.<br/><br/>Four others entered the clearing then, She-Hulk allowing herself to return to the readied stance, fists clenched and at her sides for whatever the newcomers dared to send her way. Of course, the first attack was sent toward Sue, which only further agitated the green beauty, her eyes narrowing as her brows furrowed to openly display her swiftly-rising temper. The second took off toward Deadpool, unnecessarily announcing himself and the lightning-wielder. The other two would have one Hell of a fight, She-Hulk adjusting her stance to easily dodge out of the way of whatever attack they saw fit to toss her direction.<br/><br/>She never got a chance. Out of the corner of her eye, she was vaguely aware of the birdman changing into another shape, but she couldn’t warrant more attention on him than absolutely necessary with two enemies standing directly before her. Before they bothered to attack her, they turned to look at the shifting man—now a woman—and were painfully transformed into stone. She-Hulk was beginning to hate their odds by this point, her eyes flicking to land on Sue as the smaller woman called out her name.<br/><br/>She-Hulk’s attention shifted to Deadpool and his new assailant, then to the green snake-like body of Myth (refusing to look at the creature’s face) before returning to the Invisible Woman and the woman in black—an entrance she’d clearly missed while focusing on her two would-have-been opponents. She might not trust Deadpool, but if she left with Sue, he would be stranded to face whatever was coming next all by himself. With a sigh, she shook her head, green eyes shifting to land on the concerned face of her friend. “You two go on. I’m not leaving him here alone,” she jerked her head in Deadpool’s direction to show them who she meant. “Besides, I think this is our best chance to learn what we can about our opponents.”