cassandra cain. 【BATGIRL】 (
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maskormenacelogs2018-03-04 04:13 am
[semi-closed] meanwhile at the hall of justice
WHO: Justice League members
WHERE: The Hall of Justice in De Chima
WHEN: February 21-28 aaaand all of March
WHAT: Catchall log for Hall of Justice things
WARNINGS: Fallout from Bruce Wayne getting into a coma, the Justice League being disaster people probably
february 21-28th | cassandra cain
[After they return to Earth, and Batman is taken to the infirmary with the initial prognosis, Cassandra allows herself a night before she sets to work. It's clear what she has to do, even if she hates the timing. She moves through the Hall unmasked, now, thinking it's pointless to hide her own identity from the League now that Bruce's is out to them. Not that she has been spending all that much time here since her return to this world and her admission to the League in the first place.
For the last week of February, people might find her checking the labs--like she's looking for someone--or at Bruce's bedside. Or, much more commonly, training, taking out frustrations in the Kitchen's simulations, dialed up to levels as high as she can take them. Between sessions, she's likely in her quarters or in the commissary.
Until Bruce can take up the cowl again, it's clear what has to be done. The suit just isn't ready yet.]
[ooc: so yeah respond to this if you want cass in this situation, or start your own toplevels and prompts, tag around, do whatever! you all know how this works.]
WHERE: The Hall of Justice in De Chima
WHEN: February 21-28 aaaand all of March
WHAT: Catchall log for Hall of Justice things
WARNINGS: Fallout from Bruce Wayne getting into a coma, the Justice League being disaster people probably
february 21-28th | cassandra cain
[After they return to Earth, and Batman is taken to the infirmary with the initial prognosis, Cassandra allows herself a night before she sets to work. It's clear what she has to do, even if she hates the timing. She moves through the Hall unmasked, now, thinking it's pointless to hide her own identity from the League now that Bruce's is out to them. Not that she has been spending all that much time here since her return to this world and her admission to the League in the first place.
For the last week of February, people might find her checking the labs--like she's looking for someone--or at Bruce's bedside. Or, much more commonly, training, taking out frustrations in the Kitchen's simulations, dialed up to levels as high as she can take them. Between sessions, she's likely in her quarters or in the commissary.
Until Bruce can take up the cowl again, it's clear what has to be done. The suit just isn't ready yet.]
[ooc: so yeah respond to this if you want cass in this situation, or start your own toplevels and prompts, tag around, do whatever! you all know how this works.]

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[ Skeets is, as always, the helpful robot. If you need anything, anything at all, you can probably find him somewhere, hovering through the halls, or at the computers. Needs someone to talk to, help with a programming issue, a map crime rates according to location in the Porter Cities, or his database of hundreds of years of music, he's the go-to gold robot. ]
Cass
[ Skeets comes in to check on Bruce, only to find Cass already there. ]
Oh! Excuse me, ma'am, I hope I'm not intruding.
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No, you're...fine. [She doesn't stand up to leave, though. Cass hadn't been saying anything to Bruce, having a onesided conversation with him, nothing like that. Just brooding, in proper Bat fashion.] Skeets, right? [She remembers Booster, vaguely, in a general kind of way.]
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[Since Bruce's identity was out of the bag, and he was fairly certain that he was the only one left in the league with keeping their identity from the other members, Terry very reluctantly begins showing up at the Hall without his mask or a disguise whenever he comes to look in on Bruce. That's where he can usually be found whenever he visits.
Other times he can be found at the monitor station, staring at the screen... though it's a toss-up whether or not he's actually looking at it.
Finally, he can occasionally be found utilizing the Kitchen's simulator, pushing himself way, way harder than he probably should be. He's developed a bit of an inferiority complex and it was how he deals.]
Cass
[Terry stumbles upon her training by accident, or more accurately curiosity. He didn't know who exactly was in the Kitchen, just that there was someone who turned on the simulations and he wanted to see who. Watching, he can't help but be impressed by just how good she is. No wonder Bruce made her Batman.
Noticing she was going to exit, he attempts to slip away unnoticed. He may be good, but he's not that good.]
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The circumstances, and the goddamn timing, were the surprise. And it had left them without much time to discuss it.
She sees Terry, and calls out--a vague, uncertain sound, mostly meant to get his attention--before she looks down, expression conflicted. She knows how what she's doing probably has to look from his perspective, how it has to feel, but she doesn't know how to approach it.]
Wait.
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1/2
and then she's spying Terry, her Instagrahm partner in crime, staring at HER current screen and all bets are officially off as she stares at him, mug still pressed to her lips. ]
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[ Cisco isn't sure how to deal with the news that Bruce Wayne is Batman. He'd actually gotten a good vibe off of Bruce Wayne, even though he'd never met the guy in person. And Batman was... well... Batman. They'd never seen eye to eye, which was why Cisco keeps installing backdoors into all the Justice League servers.
But now he's in a coma, and the newly arrived Batgirl is pretty dead set on keeping up appearances as the Bat, so Cisco does his duty and puts together some sketches for her. He brings them to her quarters one day, pulled up on his tablet. ]
Hey. Is now a good time?
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[ With Batman gone, Cisco takes over running simulations in the Kitchen, blaring Highway to the Danger Zone over the speakers at levels Batman would disapprove of. Find him there, or in his workshop, tooling with new designs for tech the League can take into the field. Or maybe you want to test out one of his prototypes? Whatever it is, come at him. ]
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Yeah. You have something?
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DANGER ZONE
Y'know, I actually feel more inspired with this playing.
/guitar solos into oblivion
THIS IS THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING OF TED'S TECH I CAN BULLSHIT LOL
RIGHT THERE WITH YOU, PAL
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THE KITCHEN
Hey - could you take a look at this sim for me? I wanna make sure everything about it looks right before I plug 'er in, [ he says, gesturing for Cisco to meet him at the monitor. Predictably, it looks remarkably close to the mission that just went wrong. ]
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[ Fitting into a space is easy enough when super heroics are involved, at least in a sense. There's no time available to worry about where you fit in and how everything ties together when you've got a mission on the brain. Now, though... It's the silence after the storm, so to speak.
She doesn't fully get the significance of Batman versus Bruce Wayne, or what one Bat-person might mean to another; both secret identities and Legacies seem to mean less for her world than they do for the League's. What she does and doesn't get doesn't really matter, though. There's obviously a tint of graveness to this whole thing, even outside of the coma.
So, she can't offer much in the way of wise words for those worried about their friend and/or mentor. She can offer wordless gestures, though. Small things.
It's this thought that has her wandering into Batman's section of the infirmary with a little vase of mixed Freesia, encountering Cass in the process. ]
Oh. Hey. Sorry, I just... Y'know. Flowers. [ She frowns a little, looking down at the bouquet. ] I hope he doesn't, like, really dislike flowers.
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[ Laurie wants to contribute everywhere she can, including at the Hall, which... It's a little tricky. She's not a remarkable tech genius, a marvel of the far future, or a master of even one martial art. She's just an overpowered mutant with a complex or two, one about powers and another about being alive.
She's also a writer, though, and... Okay, it's definitely stupid, but she's putting that to use in the form of molding Kitchen scenarios.
So what does she need from her teammates? Information, situational knowledge, and self-reflection. In between jotting down and mulling over notes, most of which deal with her own world and her experiences in this one, she'll ask for casual input whenever she happens to bump into someone. ]
So, what kind of scenarios present the most personal challenge for you? Speaking in common super-villain tactics, I mean. [ She'll also add quickly: ] Maybe nothing too on-the-nose dark. Please.
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Cass looks up, eyes flicking between Laurie and the vase, before she nods, managing a little half-smile.]
No, it's... nice. I don't think he'd mind.
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I mean, civilians getting in the way is always tricky. You could always make them cut-outs, Men In Black-style to keep it from getting, like, ridiculously dark.
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[ the thought of bruce wayne — batman, bat-wayne, best friend — being out of commission is startling. barry may not have met the bruce of earth-1 yet, but this one, with his gruff nature, inability to converse for more than two words, and his dark shades in dress, has become someone of great importance to him. the flash and barry allen wouldn't be where they are without him believing in them … even if he was just following his earth's protocol of recruiting him to this great team. ]
[ with his hands full, barry's on his way to the infirmary, dressed as the flash, mask on (out of habit, and his hands are full) when he finds her. the one who's looking after him. batgirl. is there any relation? father and daughter? friends? his mind whirls around the numerous questions within a second, and his face never once shows it. ]
Hey. [ his voice vibrates before it no longer does, sounding very human and muggle-like. ] Funny I've run into you. [ ha. ] Do you like kebabs?
[ that's what he has in one hand, with a burger and pie in the other, and a bucket of popcorn under his arm. this is bruce's bestest best friend. ]
OTA | TRAINING
[ in the end, it doesn't matter how the flash enters this room, as the ending is always the same: the treadmill is always on fire and falling to bits, and the flash is, sometimes, sprawled on the floor, patting himself down, or looking at it with a bewilderment that may suggest he's never seen a fire before. (that's a lie, he's seen, put out, and started many. he has a fireman fantasy, after all.) ]
[ today is no different. ]
a. [ the flash stands with his hands on his hips, mask over his face, and the treadmill smoking from underneath the mat. the smoke had been worse only seconds prior, crawling beneath the door, thick in density and sharp in smell, until he'd transformed his arms into an air funnel, putting it all out. ] Oh boy. I'm pretty sure we're not going to get a discount for this one.
[ and the worst part? he still has excess energy he needs to run off. ]
b. [ the treadmill's mat is still rolling around the wheels at super speed, smoke funnelling out from beneath it in small, unthreatening tendrils. sprawled on the ground with his mask off his face, barry lies down and admits defeat. ]
[ rolling his head to the side, his hands slap against his chest. uncaring about his identity being revealed, he says to the person who's come in the door. ]
Hey. Do you have a kebab?
[ that's his priorities. ]
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c. [ the flash walks around the halls with his mask on and off. a part of him wants to join in hanging up his cowl and being himself — barry allen — when walking the halls … but a part of him doesn't want to. it isn't out of distrust. barry knows something's wrong with him, misplaced or broken for good, and sometimes wearing his mask is all that keeps him centred. the flash is easy to be. he's solid, secure, fast. barry allen is unstable and slow, losing memory after memory after memory. ]
[ and when he doesn't feel like walking ... he runs. sorry not sorry for all the disturbed hair and papers he's about to ruin. ]
d. [ in the kitchen, he eats a feast fit for a family of six, scuffing it down like there's no tomorrow. when someone comes by, he offers with his mouth full for them to sit. sometimes the words are easy to decipher. sometimes they make little to no sense. ]
( feel free to godmod me into any situation! hmu @
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Y'know, I'll never get used to watching speedsters eat. It's kind of like a car crash.
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im always nasty
as for the relation question--maybe, if Barry cares to dwell on it. Cass definitely looks like a white dude like Bruce could be her parent (and one is, in fact) but also a little too old to be this Younger Bruceman's kid. maybe around 20 or so compared to his early 30s. the multiverse and the timefuckery already shown to be at play with Bruce made it even wilder though. and so did Bruce Wayne's established penchant for Plucky Orphans. HAVE FUN FIGURING THAT ONE OUT, BAROLD.
When he offers the food, though? Cassandra nods, quickly, giving a little chuckle as she leans against the wall. She'd come here just after unwinding from a session in the Kitchen, and she can practically feel her body crying out for protein.]
Please.
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training, a!
Maybe you should go running outside instead. Find a place with a lot of free space, and just run. Or use the ocean, if you can run over that.
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OTA!
[ Or maybe you find him in The Kitchen, programming what seems to be space sims in escalating difficulty levels, frowning deeply at it while he taps fretfully at the screen, trying to find just the right program. It seems like his focus on vulnerables in a space combat situation - boy, why would he ever be doing that?
Or, of course, you see him simply milling about. He's not above just spending time around the place, and he very well may run into you wherever you happen to be! ]
monitor
Working hard?
Re: monitor
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monitor
She has absolutely no idea who the Blue Beetle is talking to, let alone why it all pops up like magic - but she suspects Cisco would be really jealous.
Teasingly, as she glances up at the map and the criminal records: ] So who're we looking up today?
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i am so sorry
LMAOOO
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i can't believe his name is STRETCHYDICK i'm delighted
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ota
Maybe you'll find him sitting by the monitors in full costume with his feet kicked up. He'll be chowing down on a burger because it's been far too long since he's been able to have some downtime on Earth.
Or he could be found making comments at whoever is in the Kitchen this time. He's not wrong, but doesn't he know it's rude to butt in?
Finally, he doesn't really make use of the Kitchen, but he will use the gym to work off that burger. His Green Lantern suit is skintight so he needs to watch his figure after all. He won't be in his costume for this, instead opting to dress down in a loose shirt and shorts. Secret identity? What secret identity?]
THE KITCHEN
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the kitchen!
She glances up at the sound of unfamiliar footsteps, and can't quite help raising her eyebrows at his costume. Green Lanterns aren't a thing quite yet on her Earth, though she suspects she should know him . . . ]
Want some? [ she's already reaching for an empty mug. ] I can always make more.
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Bruce Wayne | OTA
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FOR CASS, in the Kitchen
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Fluid movements from one target to another. Seeming to dodge a bullet, by keeping track of the muzzle's position, disarming with a sharp strike to his forearm before a kick to the chin drops him. Then two kicks to a burly man's center mass--using the tension to launch herself at another, pulling a handstand on his shoulders before pulling him down into something between a suplex and a throw, tossing him hard into the mob surrounding her, bowling them over.
She's fast, not going at speedster rates necessarily, but she's hit a groove that's... definitely hard for the eye to keep track of. Like she shouldn't be able to do all that she's doing in the amount of time she's doing it. While that wave is still falling, boosting up onto one of their shoulders to launch forward, disarming the stragglers with a quick triple-throw of Batarangs--and before she even touches the ground, those last three are down with precise strikes.
Her cape closes around herself as she stands there, simulation done, breathing heavily. Still not enough, she thinks.
Batgirl pulls her cowl off, the holograms fading out, before she looks to Ted. She'd noticed him, already, but--for obvious reasons--she had been busy.]
Hi?
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