Red flinched more at the string of expletives Dark Star was hurling than the thick chunks of debris. The two must have had quite the heated exchange before she arrived to work her partner into such a state. It was an odd sight considering it appeared as if their team were the more flustered of the two sides and yet was also the one which was currently winning.<br/><br/>Already the villainess could see the Judge making a grab for his weapons before darting in her direction, all while deftly dodging and weaving through the chaos created by the localised earthquake. If Red hadn't seen it with her own eyes, she probably wouldn't have believed it. She could see where the hero found his confidence to face those with supernatural abilities. Still, if he thought he was getting through her, he had another thing coming. Red didn't even want Judge getting too close, never mind running right past her. And so, with a bit of quick thinking, the villainess backpedalled a few steps before reaching down and effortlessly lifting the vault door. With a loud crunch, the thick metal of the vault door was swiftly pulled against the concrete surrounding the exit, effectively blocking it.<br/><br/>Red brushed the dust from her hands as she stepped back to admire her handiwork. It wasn't a perfect plan seeing as the Judge could still work his way out from one of the many windows but it would hopefully slow him down. And, if luck was on their side, perhaps the hero would even fall victim to a crushing section of ceiling. Red wasn't the type to rely on luck however as she dug her fingers into the ground and, with a piercing crack, tore from it a large section of concrete. She soon had a good portion of side-walk held high over her head and ready to throw the second she saw the Judge.