And while, technically, he did qualify for some of those qualifiers, it still pissed him off. Other times, he’d been mistaken for a small child, lost without his parents. More than once, he’d been mistaken for one of the remarkably human robots of this world, and treated accordingly. He was used to taking things rough spending a few years living in tents and makeshift shelters, eating whatever food one could get their hands on, it had been his norm for some time. Wandering for the last three days had left Reverse Anti cranky. She couldn’t let someone else share his fate. Bravoman already got hurt because she wasn’t around.

She would have left and gone to someplace totally unpopulated by people, but she felt the need to stay close, incase someone needed her help. She found her way to one of the large and lush parks that dotted the city. Away from the chaos of the busy city streets. That wasn’t the kind of person that she wanted to be just some mindless machine that wrecked things for fun. No, stars, what was she thinking? Mindless violence wasn’t going to make her feel any better. She was angry at herself and whoever hurt Bravoman, and she needed some way to let it all out before she exploded! She’d already managed to help several people today with minor problems, but she’d be lying if she said that she wasn’t hoping for something big. And she wanted to avenge the young hero tenfold.īravo Woman was twice as vigilant as usual, as she flew around Mega City with her eyes peeled for any signs of trouble. She wanted to protect him and take him back to their home world, so that he wouldn’t have to be so isolated from everything that he knew.Īnd the most powerful feeling of them all? More powerful than her sadness and mother bear-like defensiveness over Bravoman? Anger. She wanted to take that damned supersuit, throw it into Alpha’s face, and tell him that their game was over. It was the first time that she felt something for him other than annoyance and bitterness. She’d been petty and cruel to a kid all this time. Seeing him like that was the first time that it really sunk in for her. Nothing to keep him company, except for the machines that beeped and hummed all around him. Three whole days, that poor little hero had been all alone in that hospital, surrounded by strangers in an unfamiliar place. Had it not been for Alpha calling her out of the blue, she might have never even known… It was irrational, it was silly, the others weren’t her responsibility before and they shouldn’t have been her responsibility now!īut she couldn’t help it… she couldn’t help that she was being eaten up by feelings of guilt and shame. As the real hero, she should have been keeping tabs on the younger, less experienced goobers who called themselves her teammates, right? She, of all people, should have known better… that’s what she kept telling herself, anyways. Still… she let her envy cloud her judgment. And who didn’t like a goofy underdog, right? And yet, he was more widely recognized and beloved than she ever was.

She was performing real heroics, he was just some dumb kid with dumb powers who was playing hero. ((Closed RP with Woman never paid any attention to Bravoman before, and she was pretty good at coming up with reasons why she shouldn’t care about him or his silly adventures.

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