<div class="floatleft">(http://fast1.onesite.com/capcom-unity.com/user/kramez/ac705c2072cbddc420d1a1733e4abe59.jpg?v=188100)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">Kid Arrow</span></span><br/><em>Telescopic Vision, Olympic Archer</em><br/><strong>STR:</strong>1<strong>SPE:</strong>4<strong>INT:</strong>2<br/><strong>DUR:</strong>1<strong>AGL:</strong>4<strong>PER:</strong>4<br/><br/><strong>Location:</strong><em>Situation Room;  Hall of Order</em><br/><br/>The eminent archer shrugged his shoulders.<br/><br/>"I just punched in, T.C.," he said,  "I'm not going to be the one that rocks the boat."<br/><br/>Thunderclap had a point.  There had to be a better way.  Atom had been privy to the inner-workings of superhero confederacies since his infancy, so he obviously knew that there<em>were</em>better ways.  But he also knew what the fluidity of function entailed:  superhuman sub-committees.  Atom hated sub-committees.  Atom hated structure, too.  He didn't want to be bossed around, and preferred the laissez-faire inclinations of a coalition of zeroes and ones deciding his next actions than an appointed leader.  Input information, output results.<br/><br/>"I'm a little familiar with the object of the gala," he said,  "The Rubric Scarab was the source of my godfather's powers.  It...  I mean, what the hell?  I don't get it.  The scarab should be put into a cement block somewhere in the Pacific.  Aside from the obvious League interference, the scarab has significant negative political and religious implications.  Is the mayor one of those one-term assholes that just doesn't give a fuck?  Not only will we have to worry about the society of old pornstars and their mangy pimps, but we're going to deal with religious extremists and conservatives, too.  I don't have enough arrows to handle that situation."