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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Victim" data-source="post: 3982843" data-attributes="member: 78">Shooting Star shakes off Hope's vision slowly, then snaps angrily "I didn't consent to any psychic vision/hallucination/illusion bull..."  She left?  And so did Nightweaver and Viridan.  Now what do I do?   She rockets to her feet and then some.  "F-!Megan flies over to where Hope had sitting/standing and snatches up the infiinity symbols.  She vents out loud.  "Like that sort of thing is actual evidence instead of just her testimony."  She tosses one of the symbols into the air; to her eyes it floats slowly down before she catches it.  "Like having a power is some form of metaphysical certainty."  She creates a handful of tiny shots, making sure they're set to ignore people no matter what.  "Like everything doesn't come to end," she says, whipping the crystallized air into empty space.  Her plasma orbs chase it down, thread the gap in the center of the symbol, then blast Hope's creation into pieces (or however hardened air breaks).She sighs and leans back into the air.  "Like I even care about the fate of some extradimensional guy I didn't know.  It's just that super heroes aren't suppose to do things like that.  Right?"  She pauses, then continues.  "And she frightens me.  All that power - from both her weather control and her government job.  But she does things like push her abilities too much too early and drop a fireball right next to me.  Or forget about the side effects of pushing like that.  'Oops, I can't keep track of whether or not I'm messing with air or ice.' She's like a child with it; is she really even controlling it, or does it go off on its own in response to her intent?"  </blockquote>

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