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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Radiant" data-source="post: 1991269" data-attributes="member: 12018">Cassandra (Batgirl)If Impulse tags along too Cassandra doesn't say a thing either but she is clearly a bit nervous. She doesn't doubt her own abilities but teaching is another thing entirely. Not to mention that she's not sure that the thing she learned should be taught to anyone. But for starters she still knows more than enough without having to use Cain's "favourite" techniques.Still she doesn't have anything better to do and to her own surprise the two don't seem to mind that she has no experience in teaching.Once she sees what Garfield allready can do she starts to adapt. She doesn't try to press her technique on him (which seems to be some hybrid of a dozen different martial arts stlyes) but instead just tries to improve what he allready does, specifically trying to stick to a style that he seems comfortable with. If Impulse is still around she'll do the same. In the end she asumes they have to develop their own style anyway, one that takes their powers into account. No exisitng one does that. All she can do is help along the way."B? ... oh, the Batman."For a moment Cassandra looks like Garfield just caught her stealing his purse or something like that."...yes, the Batman taught me a lot."Considering how long she's even capapble of speaking she's pretty proud of this explanantion. Technically it is not even a lie. The Batman did teach her a lot, it just wasn't fighting.</blockquote>

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