<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<br/><br/></span></span><hr/><br/>Although She-Hulk’s attention was primarily focused on Deadpool, she couldn’t help but allow a glance back at Sue every now and then while the man spoke. She was concerned for her friend; she’d never seen her so seemingly distraught before. Nor that frazzled. Yes, the Amazon heat was a pain, but Sue looked like her spirit was exhausted from too much trauma.<br/><br/>The only thing that drew Jennifer out of her silent evaluation of the Invisible Woman was the eerily long silence that dragged out between Deadpool’s admissions. One eyebrow lifted slowly of its own accord when she turned her attention back to him.<em>”I wonder . . . If I bounced <strong>just</strong> a little . . .”</em><br/><br/>Sue’s interjected comments had She-Hulk dropping that entertaining idea almost immediately. The stress of the current situation dropped down on her shoulders, her cheeks puffing out slightly as she released an exasperated sigh. Their situation was not a good one: That much was obvious. “Sue, as loathe as I am to trust him, we really should give him the benefit of the doubt. Three heroes make a better t—“ She-Hulk’s phrase was cut off by the shrill sound ripping through the air. Instinctively, She-Hulk drew her hands up to shield her ears, her legs lowering her into a crouch as eyes searched carefully for the source of the noise.<br/><br/>Before long, the shriek gave way to thunder and static lingering in the air. Jennifer could feel her skin crawling with the energy as she rose to her full height, her gaze settling on the large bird that soared overhead. She allowed herself a quick glance toward both Sue and Deadpool before she stepped forward, fists clenching at her sides.<br/><br/>As the bird-man landed and transformed, She-Hulk continued to move forward, her steps slow and calculated as she fully evaluated her surroundings. She had plenty of organic material she could utilize in the event that this came to blows. Which she was pretty certain, it would.<br/><br/>“Didn’t your mother ever teach you that it’s<strong>rude</strong>to interrupt someone’s conversation?” She-Hulk refused to halt until she was mere feet away from the new-comer, green eyes blazing fire and the barest hint of anger. Now that she was closer, she could see the expression of a killer lingering on his face, her brows knitting a bit as she adjusted her footing for better purchase on the boggy ground. “Sue, we might need to put the bird back in his cage. Maybe we should clip his wings first?” Jennifer never allowed her eyes to leave the man-bird-thing (that was really the best way she could describe it); she just hoped that Deadpool and The Invisible Woman were still back there . . . Somewhere. Otherwise, this would likely be a long (and painful) day.