<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/c1/65259.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Julia Brown/Ms. Venus (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=347850.msg16403280#msg16403280)<br/><strong>Pronouns:</strong>She/Her<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Yellow Brick Road, Seattle, Washington<br/><strong>Date &amp; Time:</strong>March 24, 2014<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Hero Points:</strong>1<br/><strong>Conditions:</strong>None<br/><hr/><br/>Julia had been feeling a little writer's block, or perhaps melancholy during a long session of writing about thinly-disguised versions of heroes she had known, some more intimately than others.  Cleaning her apartment hadn't helped, it felt empty with her daughter now at college out of state, so she got dressed and headed out to the Yellow Brick Row, finding herself window shopping with a coffee in hand.  An unassuming middle-aged woman, she wore a baggy sweatshirt for Stanford U, where her daughter was now, mom jeans and sneakers, the long garment hiding her thick and busty figure.  She was checking out the window of a bookstore and the not-bad guy reflected in it, musing that it had been a while...<br/><br/>Old instincts jumped to the fore when the bomb?  Tornado? went off and she dashed into an alley and pulled her top up, only to realize there was no costume under it and no bra!  "Whoops!"  Pulling it back down, she quickly strode over to the nearest and worst-damaged vehicle nearby, opening the door with a grinding creak (thanks to her super strength) and extracting the man within, moving them onto the sidewalk, waving down one of the people taking pictures.  "Take off your shirt and press on his leg with it" she instructed as she went to the next car in the pile up to get the family there out, luckily none injured enough to need carrying but she still directed them to sit against the wall until they could be checked out.  She was focused on getting people to safety for the moment, enough she might have missed the broader picture at first.