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[Sir Les Paul]

The guard, a bulky, yet eloquently dressed gentlemen sporting a suit just loose enough that he could grapple a grown man and duke it out with a thug if needed, looked down at Liam. He was nearly half a foot taller than him and wore thin, opaque sunglasses despite the sunset - and they would continue to even after the streetlight would become neon and fluorescent. After a moment of silence and seemingly no movement, the guard replied, "You are permitted in, but the owner would like to meet at least one of you on the balcony. Preferably all. He made it very clear that if you intend to apprehend the gentlemen in the violet room trying to sell Vertigo, it would be best to simply see him yourself." The guard spoke in a very matter-of-fact tone, as if this wasn't something uncommon. The guard then lifted the darker-hued red rope to his right; to his left, a long-line of partygoers still awaited potential entrance.

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Inside was the foyer which had assorted areas for garment protection and a concierge host with a podium. Past that, there was small balcony with two stairwells down into a large dancefloor. The entire club was dimly lit with neon lights shooting out haphazardly from the ceiling and an illuminated floor in the concave corner directly below the entryway. The dance floor itself was host to dozens of beautiful women dancing along with the music, the faces of upcoming rockstars, outdated pop idols, record producers and even athletes and of course simply those with enough money to get in.


Down the stairways and past the dancing was a large piano that acted as the anchor point of the room. On the other side was a long bar being tended by a dark-skinned woman. Mazikeen, the consort of Lucifer; strong enough to duel a Devil, and the right hand of Anthony. To her left was another, significantly larger stairway that led to the balcony Anthony was on and of course the rest of Lux, including his private chambers and the rooms left by Lucifer. To her right were several rooms covered in blue veils where the only light seemed to be of a bright, purple hue.

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"You want to use the prisoners as bait," Blake replied. "Plain and simple. You even have a kill switch in case things go wrong. But what if our people are there on the island and its overrun? You're not going to hit that switch. All of your countermeasures are pointless if you won't use them. Let's discuss simple strategy. In that prison are resources for our enemy. We risk giving them resources we don't want them to have in the form of prisoners for a win-all chance at capturing their leader. If we fail - which we have in the past - then we might lose a war we actually have a chance at winning. All of this is simple risk-reward. In the end, I doubt R'as is stupid enough to get caught in an invasion force. I personally don't think it's worth it," Blake explained himself. He boiled everything she said down into the simplest logic he could. Occam's Razor.


He then let his eyes fall on Diana before he added, "But I will go where the League sends me. If a real general makes the command."


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[NecroKnight]

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"Then your just going to let Ra' forces attack Alcatraz," spoke Lexi. "Yes, I am not a general, I suck at leadership - but I am very great, at tactics and strategy. The short is this, they will attack - its up to us, whether they fail or succeed."


"So you might not like the situation - but here is the alternative. We don't defend, and his ninja-army, reaches through a certain checkpoint or location. Then the entire island blows-up - no Superman with his speed, or Batman with his off-remote. A simple boom, and anybody on the island can kiss their life goodbye."


"I built it, so it can't be breached Blake. And if the failure happens, then it will blow up the island. The criminals there are dangerous, and I won't have that on my conscious. I installed it there, but the warden who runs the place - made it a dead-hand activation protocol. So, yes - the counter-measure will activate, if we fail and I don't have saying in that."


"So we can help, and bait them in. Or we can watch on the TV, the nextday on how the Alcatraz Holding Facility was blown up - with their guards and prisoners," spoke Lexi. "And if you think, that is bad, Starsurge. You don't want to imagine, the situation for me to activate Protocol: Ragnarok. If I have to initiate that...then even Death would fear me."

 

[Sir Les Paul]

"Then your just going to let Ra' forces attack Alcatraz," spoke Lexi. "Yes, I am not a general, I suck at leadership - but I am very great, at tactics and strategy. The short is this, they will attack - its up to us, whether they fail or succeed."
"So you might not like the situation - but here is the alternative. We don't defend, and his ninja-army, reaches through a certain checkpoint or location. Then the entire island blows-up - no Superman with his speed, or Batman with his off-remote. A simple boom, and anybody on the island can kiss their life goodbye."


"I built it, so it can't be breached Blake. And if the failure happens, then it will blow up the island. The criminals there are dangerous, and I won't have that on my conscious. I installed it there, but the warden who runs the place - made it a dead-hand activation protocol. So, yes - the counter-measure will activate, if we fail and I don't have saying in that."


"So we can help, and bait them in. Or we can watch on the TV, the nextday on how the Alcatraz Holding Facility was blown up - with their guards and prisoners," spoke Lexi. "And if you think, that is bad, Starsurge. You don't want to imagine, the situation for me to activate Protocol: Ragnarok. If I have to initiate that...then even Death would fear me."

"Or, we can evacuate all of the innocent lives and blow it up, Lexi," Blake responded with a quick, sharp response. "You said you could do it yourself," he added, twisting her own words against her. Otherwise, he was silent. Calm. Collected. He wasn't going to debate with her. Not in front of Wonder Woman again. He kept his alternatives short and to the point.


@NecroKnight

 

[NecroKnight]

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"So you'd take it on your conscious - to kill all those people, and be stuck with the aftermath of your action?" asked Lexi, glaring at Blake.


"Tell me something then. Do you see all criminals to be killed? Anybody who commits a crime?" she replied, to that.

 

[Sir Les Paul]

"So you'd take it on your conscious - to kill all those people, and be stuck with the aftermath of your action?" asked Lexi, glaring at Blake.
"Tell me something then. Do you see all criminals to be killed? Anybody who commits a crime?" she replied, to that.

"If you want to discuss things, Lexi, then I will. I don't mind discussing options in the slightest," Blake responded after leaning back in his seat. "But, if that's what you want to do, then do it rationally. Every time I disagree with you, you make a scene out of it. I had a Green Lantern for a partner once and we didn't always agree, but he didn't go off on a speech about it. We weighed the pros and cons. Maybe the Lex in you has a sense for theatrics, but I don't. So if you want to have this conversation, be prepared to bite your tongue," Blake told her. Diana hadn't perked up in a minute. Maybe the progress they made in communicating without outright arguing tempered her enough to let them continue. Maybe she was just waiting for them to stop like petulant children.

 

[NecroKnight]

[QUOTE="Sir Les Paul]
"If you want to discuss things, Lexi, then I will. I don't mind discussing options in the slightest," Blake responded after leaning back in his seat. "But, if that's what you want to do, then do it rationally. Every time I disagree with you, you make a scene out of it. I had a Green Lantern for a partner once and we didn't always agree, but he didn't go off on a speech about it. We weighed the pros and cons. Maybe the Lex in you has a sense for theatrics, but I don't. So if you want to have this conversation, be prepared to bite your tongue," Blake told her. Diana hadn't perked up in a minute. Maybe the progress they made in communicating without outright arguing tempered her enough to let them continue. Maybe she was just waiting for them to stop like petulant children.

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"Then please go ahead. Lets discuss - starting with your idea, with simply blowing up the facility with those condemned lives there. What is the pros and cons about it?" asked Lexi, she was prepared to bite her tongue if necessary. She had learned that one, the hard way from Bruce Wayne - there is always room for improvement.

 

[Sir Les Paul]

"Then please go ahead. Lets discuss - starting with your idea, with simply blowing up the facility with those condemned lives there. What is the pros and cons about it?" asked Lexi, she was prepared to bite her tongue if necessary. She had learned that one, the hard way from Bruce Wayne - there is always room for improvement.

"It's not that simple, Lexi. We need to objectively define the situation. First and foremost, the only reason any action needs taken is R'as Al Ghul. We are concerned about the League of Assassins and allowing them to grow in power. As I recall studying, it takes years of training and even decades of mastery for anyone to become an elite. Reality is, most of the criminals that are recruited will be cannonfodder unless they are otherwise metahuman. With that said, the real threat are the metahumans and specialists on the island. I highly doubt partially-trained footsoldiers will make a difference. So, the real value for R'as is power and knowledge. Keep that in mind. Moving on from that, Alcatraz must be a high-security prison, meaning its inmates have to be high-priority. Geniuses gone corrupt, madmen on a rampage, metahumans that need contained. That in itself is a point. So before I even pose the pros and cons, I want to pose these two statements:


We are not looking a the loss of standard criminals and potentially reformed civilians, although some will be lost. We are looking at individuals whose knowledge or abilities in the wrong hands could be disastrous. In short, no, I don't believe all criminals should be eradicated, but I do believe threats should be neutralized."


Blake let the thought sink in for a while longer before he continued on, "The pros and cons exist several fold. The greatest pro is what won't be falling into R'as hands. Chances are, he's after someone or something in particular. It must be something integral to a plan of his, and he's faced a Justice League that would rather fight him than sacrifice others. What if all of this is a distraction just for one person? What if he has found a way to get through your prison? Say it can't be done a thousand times, but that's only true until someone does it. The pro is that R'as and his growth in power is impeded entirely with this plan at the cost of the lives of high-priority criminals and some of your fortune. The cons? Well, as you said, the public supports Alcatraz. I'm sure they won't like this security measure. It'll be a repeat of the first time the Watchtower destroyed Cadmus. Not to mention, the internal debates it will cause. It will cause unrest. But, how many people might die fighting R'as? How much unrest might occur because we chose to fight a fight we've lost in the past? You cannot please everyone."

 

[NecroKnight]

[QUOTE="Sir Les Paul]
"It's not that simple, Lexi. We need to objectively define the situation. First and foremost, the only reason any action needs taken is R'as Al Ghul. We are concerned about the League of Assassins and allowing them to grow in power. As I recall studying, it takes years of training and even decades of mastery for anyone to become an elite. Reality is, most of the criminals that are recruited will be cannonfodder unless they are otherwise metahuman. With that said, the real threat are the metahumans and specialists on the island. I highly doubt partially-trained footsoldiers will make a difference. So, the real value for R'as is power and knowledge. Keep that in mind. Moving on from that, Alcatraz must be a high-security prison, meaning its inmates have to be high-priority. Geniuses gone corrupt, madmen on a rampage, metahumans that need contained. That in itself is a point. So before I even pose the pros and cons, I want to pose these two statements:



We are not looking a the loss of standard criminals and potentially reformed civilians, although some will be lost. We are looking at individuals whose knowledge or abilities in the wrong hands could be disastrous. In short, no, I don't believe all criminals should be eradicated, but I do believe threats should be neutralized."


Blake let the thought sink in for a while longer before he continued on, "The pros and cons exist several fold. The greatest pro is what won't be falling into R'as hands. Chances are, he's after someone or something in particular. It must be something integral to a plan of his, and he's faced a Justice League that would rather fight him than sacrifice others. What if all of this is a distraction just for one person? What if he has found a way to get through your prison? Say it can't be done a thousand times, but that's only true until someone does it. The pro is that R'as and his growth in power is impeded entirely with this plan at the cost of the lives of high-priority criminals and some of your fortune. The cons? Well, as you said, the public supports Alcatraz. I'm sure they won't like this security measure. It'll be a repeat of the first time the Watchtower destroyed Cadmus. Not to mention, the internal debates it will cause. It will cause unrest. But, how many people might die fighting R'as? How much unrest might occur because we chose to fight a fight we've lost in the past? You cannot please everyone."

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"All true, Blake - but its that last part you should watch-out for. We cannot please everyone, but we always have a certain group we need to please. And that is the public - they are those, whom allow us to wear spandex and be the heroes we are," spoke Lexi.


"You think, it might be easy, to lure them into a trap and then blow them up. Trust me, I have once tried that...and you can guess, who stopped me," she replied. "Your setting a dangerous precedence with that notion. People always remember the bad stuff and not the good. You do that - and your basically stating to the entire world, this is how we stop criminals."


"Next thing you know, the people will be afraid. Regular prisons, with simple jaywalkers might think they are next. They might ask, how long until we judge - a park as an acceptable target. Then a building, followed by a populated street. IT will be worth the catch the criminal, no?" she spoke, shaking her head.


"There are always two sides to being a hero, Blake. Dealing with the criminal and then dealing with the aftermath. Nobody will congratulate you, on catching the villain - if you caused as much damage as he did, or more. Despite your reasons, for catching him," said Lexi. "The truth is, we're barely walking vigilantes - only authorization from the UN. And they demand we follow the Geneva Convention. Otherwise, we'll be stripped of our title as heroes - and hunted down, as equally as the other criminals we want to capture."

 

[Sir Les Paul]

"All true, Blake - but its that last part you should watch-out for. We cannot please everyone, but we always have a certain group we need to please. And that is the public - they are those, whom allow us to wear spandex and be the heroes we are," spoke Lexi.
"You think, it might be easy, to lure them into a trap and then blow them up. Trust me, I have once tried that...and you can guess, who stopped me," she replied. "Your setting a dangerous precedence with that notion. People always remember the bad stuff and not the good. You do that - and your basically stating to the entire world, this is how we stop criminals."


"Next thing you know, the people will be afraid. Regular prisons, with simple jaywalkers might think they are next. They might ask, how long until we judge - a park as an acceptable target. Then a building, followed by a populated street. IT will be worth the catch the criminal, no?" she spoke, shaking her head.


"There are always two sides to being a hero, Blake. Dealing with the criminal and then dealing with the aftermath. Nobody will congratulate you, on catching the villain - if you caused as much damage as he did, or more. Despite your reasons, for catching him," said Lexi. "The truth is, we're barely walking vigilantes - only authorization from the UN. And they demand we follow the Geneva Convention. Otherwise, we'll be stripped of our title as heroes - and hunted down, as equally as the other criminals we want to capture."

"I told you once. I don't support killing every criminal. Every single distinct threat should be assessed, including this one. The dangerous precedent is that you believe the people wouldn't want to blow up the prison. What makes you think that the popular vote among United States citizens wouldn't be to detonate the reactor? Give it to them. Put it their hands, Lexi. Tell them that R'as wants these criminals on his side. Go ahead. Broadcast it on every news network and let each person with a cell phone cast a vote. I can nearly promise you that by the end of the day, that island would be gone before we'd get to do the evacuation I wanted," Blake responded with a hint of respiration in his voice.


"The problem is that it seems we are making this choice for them even if it's the same choice they would make. It seems like we're throwing around our authority and in a way we are. I don't want to enforce a police state. I don't want to just murder every criminal on the street. Plenty of people deserve second chances. Hell, third and fourth ones, even. This might be one of those situations where we have to forfeit that notion for the greater security of others. Down to it, Lexi, being a hero isn't about getting congratulated at the end of the day. It's about making the best choice for all of mankind. How many years was your idol Batman considered a criminal? How much do you think he cared about a stupid title?" Blake asked dryly.

 

[NecroKnight]

[QUOTE="Sir Les Paul]
"I told you once. I don't support killing every criminal. Every single distinct threat should be assessed, including this one. The dangerous precedent is that you believe the people wouldn't want to blow up the prison. What makes you think that the popular vote among United States citizens wouldn't be to detonate the reactor? Give it to them. Put it their hands, Lexi. Tell them that R'as wants these criminals on his side. Go ahead. Broadcast it on every news network and let each person with a cell phone cast a vote. I can nearly promise you that by the end of the day, that island would be gone before we'd get to do the evacuation I wanted," Blake responded with a hint of respiration in his voice.
"The problem is that it seems we are making this choice for them even if it's the same choice they would make. It seems like we're throwing around our authority and in a way we are. I don't want to enforce a police state. I don't want to just murder every criminal on the street. Plenty of people deserve second chances. Hell, third and fourth ones, even. This might be one of those situations where we have to forfeit that notion for the greater security of others. Down to it, Lexi, being a hero isn't about getting congratulated at the end of the day. It's about making the best choice for all of mankind. How many years was your idol Batman considered a criminal? How much do you think he cared about a stupid title?" Blake asked dryly.

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"Not everybody has the cold heart - to simply erase a life," spoke Lexi. "You might think its that easy - but the truth is mob-rule is never the best."


"You might think its easy, but I have learned and studied about human interaction and psychology. We'd still get blamed - its easy to mark them as criminals wanting to help Ra's. Until the people realize, they in essence killed another human being - evil, yes. Cruel, yes. But still human," she spoke.


(Looking for an angle here, to down Blake a few pegs, from his podium of rightness)

 

[Sir Les Paul]

"Not everybody has the cold heart - to simply erase a life," spoke Lexi. "You might think its that easy - but the truth is mob-rule is never the best."
"You might think its easy, but I have learned and studied about human interaction and psychology. We'd still get blamed - its easy to mark them as criminals wanting to help Ra's. Until the people realize, they in essence killed another human being - evil, yes. Cruel, yes. But still human," she spoke.


(Looking for an angle here, to down Blake a few pegs, from his podium of rightness)

"The solution, Lexi, is pretty simple. Blame it on the League of Assassins. Shift responsibility. How hard is it to create an angle? Why should we admit we knew it would happen beforehand? Who are we really saving, then? Is that not exactly what politics do anyway?" he responded to her with a nonchalant tone.


(I'll give an inch there. His plan might work, but lying to the public totally sounds villanous)

 

[Crono]

A low yelling could very likely be heard all the way in the med bay from down below in the viewing room as Brian wiped his shirt roughly over his face to get the marker off, "TRIIIIXX!!" It was a good thing the fight was starting and Isroh had shown up or Condor would have likely flown himself up and gave her a piece of his mind then and there, lucky for her there were more entertaining things.


The man gave a slight shrug as he leaned forwards against the glass, a little sad nobody had indeed jumped in on the betting as it looked like the angel had the upperhand. "That's nothing new. Some people thought I was scary when I joined up, hell some still are." He cocked his head to the side slightly and spoke in a mocking tone, "He's a pain, a menace, doesn't listen. And don't get me started on his body count." Brain gave a low snort that fogged up the glass, "Most of the league some sort of body count. That is inevitable, just because I don't nitpick at every single digit I'm somehow more of a liability." How had this suddenly turned into a rant?


@Demonhunter

 

[NecroKnight]

[QUOTE="Sir Les Paul]
"The solution, Lexi, is pretty simple. Blame it on the League of Assassins. Shift responsibility. How hard is it to create an angle? Why should we admit we knew it would happen beforehand? Who are we really saving, then? Is that not exactly what politics do anyway?" he responded to her with a nonchalant tone.
(I'll give an inch there. His plan might work, but lying to the public totally sounds villanous)

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(I might react, with maybe Ra's targeting Blake. Showing him the consequences of his action. Since Ra is evil and a total badass)


"Its never that easy," sighed Lexi, looking at Blake. "But still, you want to do it. Your so certain, how about you lead this operation then. Against Ra's al Ghul - since my consciousness, won't be able to handle that."


"If you succeed or fail, then I will tell you why - but at this point. I won't be able to convince you, am I?"

 

[Sir Les Paul]

(I might react, with maybe Ra's targeting Blake. Showing him the consequences of his action. Since Ra is evil and a total badass)
"Its never that easy," sighed Lexi, looking at Blake. "But still, you want to do it. Your so certain, how about you lead this operation then. Against Ra's al Ghul - since my consciousness, won't be able to handle that."


"If you succeed or fail, then I will tell you why - but at this point. I won't be able to convince you, am I?"

"If you want my instructions, they're simple, Lexi. Put Alcatraz on lockdown, evacuate all personnel, then blow it up remotely," Blake responded. He then leaned back and off the table and let his eyes return to Diana. "If you can't do that, then continue forth with your plan. If Diana says so, I will fight for you. And if one person is hurt on that island, win or lose, I will return to you and read you their name myself," Blake responded. At this point, he was relying on Wonder Woman to intervene. Blake didn't intend on fighting. He intended on neutralizing Alcatraz all at once. This time, however, he didn't intend on taking things into his own hands. He did that last time with Will, and it didn't work. Even if Lexi was offering him the opportunity now, he wasn't going to risk it again.


(Blake's plan is just to evacuate Alcatraz and blow it up, then blame it on R'as. He doesn't even want to weaponize it against it. Lexi is sort'a the one with those protocols. Either way, I think this is a good spot for Demonhunter to drop in with Diana, put in her two sense, and have Lexi decide to either blow it up, maybe prepare the protocols and have Blake blow it up, or continue to vanguard it.)

 

[sitanomoto]

Liam nodded. "Got it. And it's Sped- I mean Arsenal." He motioned for her to follow him towards the teleporter. He pulled his hood over his head again. "The guy has a unique hairstyle. It's like a skunk died on his head. The face of a 40-year old Keith Richards, and he'll probably be at the VIP room. Do not take anything he's offering. The drug gives you motion sickness, and combined with your speed, it might just bring you to your knees." When he finished speaking, they were already on the teleporter room.
After a slightly bright light, they were transported in front of a rather big club. A neon light flushed in front, anouncing the name of the club. "Lux." Liam said, looking up. A guard was at the front entrance, and Liam approached him, skipping the whole crowd of people. "Justice League members. We think there is someone inside we need." Liam said, crossing his hands to his chest. "Could you please let us inside?"


@sitanomoto @Sir Les Paul

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A low yelling could very likely be heard all the way in the med bay from down below in the viewing room as Brian wiped his shirt roughly over his face to get the marker off, "TRIIIIXX!!" It was a good thing the fight was starting and Isroh had shown up or Condor would have likely flown himself up and gave her a piece of his mind then and there, lucky for her there were more entertaining things.
The man gave a slight shrug as he leaned forwards against the glass, a little sad nobody had indeed jumped in on the betting as it looked like the angel had the upperhand. "That's nothing new. Some people thought I was scary when I joined up, hell some still are." He cocked his head to the side slightly and spoke in a mocking tone, "He's a pain, a menace, doesn't listen. And don't get me started on his body count." Brain gave a low snort that fogged up the glass, "Most of the league some sort of body count. That is inevitable, just because I don't nitpick at every single digit I'm somehow more of a liability." How had this suddenly turned into a rant?


@Demonhunter

Trixie zipped away quickly and zipped back, in normal clothes. Leather jacket, black sunglasses, chewing bubblegum, etc. She looked like a hot redhead and she knew it. "Don't worry about it, smalls," she said quietly, winking. "I'm smarter than that." She heard Brian's loud, animal-like yell and she grinned. "Welp, time to go!" She stepped through the ZETA-beam and was instantly teleported to the club.... Lux? Greeeeat. Trixie felt her butt slapped by someone in the crowd and she turned around, taking off her sunglasses. " 'Scuse me, you wanna try that again?" She said, glaring at the man who had done it.


He heard the terrifying note of seriousness in a girl who wasn't ever serious and he shut up and backed away. Trixie smirked and kept walking, catching up to Liam. "So... Mind telling me what we're doing here? Not that I haven't been thoroughly enjoying myself," she said, rubbing the spot where the man had slapped her rear "but let's speed it up a little, shall we?"

 

[D3lmoniko]

Liam was surprised that the guard knew why he was there. 'How does he know that?' What Liam was wearing was a grey t-shirt with a dark brown jacket and a pair of grey jeans. He didn't have his bow, but it was stashed nearby. Entering inside, he couldn't help but look at the women giving him winks from the dance floor. He kept his straight face, walking near Trixie. "We have to get up to the owner. Seems he knows where the man I'm looking for is." He looked a little at her rubbing, then looked in front, clearing his throat. "Might stop doing that. I don't think the people here are too... mannered."


Liam went at the bar and, looking at Mazikeen. "I've heard the patron wants to speak to us. Can you tell us where we can find him?" In this time, he turned around, looking at the dance floor and the people around, trying to spot the dealer. It was to no avail, as the sea of people seemed to be too big for him to correctly assume things.


@sitanomoto @Sir Les Paul

 

[Sir Les Paul]

Mazikeen looked over the bar and at Liam. Her dark eyes darted up and down his body before she leaned over the table and up to him. Her nails tapped the tip of the glass she was cleaning and she bit her lip, letting out a slight chuckle before she answered. "Oh, you must mean Anthony..." she replied to him. He voice was slow and sultry, her smirk itself was made of pure sin. She flipped her hair over, letting it get just slightly more messy before she nodded her head in the direction of the staircase. "He's right up there," she responded. With a cheeky grin, she added, "but why don't you stay down here a while, love. Nothin' wrong with stayin' down below... I have a thing for you young bloods in the League."

 

[sitanomoto]

[QUOTE="Sir Les Paul]Mazikeen looked over the bar and at Liam. Her dark eyes darted up and down his body before she leaned over the table and up to him. Her nails tapped the tip of the glass she was cleaning and she bit her lip, letting out a slight chuckle before she answered. "Oh, you must mean Anthony..." she replied to him. He voice was slow and sultry, her smirk itself was made of pure sin. She flipped her hair over, letting it get just slightly more messy before she nodded her head in the direction of the staircase. "He's right up there," she responded. With a cheeky grin, she added, "but why don't you stay down here a while, love. Nothin' wrong with stayin' down below... I have a thing for you young bloods in the League."

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Trixie chuckled and shook her head, sliding her arm around the shoulders of Liam. "Sorry, Tootsie, but he's taken," she said, tapping Liam's shoulder. "We'd just like to see the Boss." She looked over the rim of her sunglasses as she blew a gum bubble. "So where are we going? Up the stairs?"

 

[Demonhunter]

Isroh shook his head. Power's driving him mad. The longer this guy fights him, the wilder and more savage he'll get. hopefully he figures out his magic soon. Isroh then laughed as Condor noticed the marker, he'd been waiting for that. He then turned his attention to the door as he noticed the terrifying ice-queen from before. He jumped, hissing at her.


Can somone cage the animal in the room. I- Holy shit! Theres a newborn here and you're letting him loose?! Zero growled to the demon and bird-man.


Hey! He's under control. Vincent can take him down safely if he needs to. Isroh defended.Zero shook her head. I don't need to take demonology from a lesser demon. I've been killing f*ckers like you for 50 years, that thing is going to kill somone.


She growls in irriation. Isroh scoffed, ploping back down. so hateful. who the hell are you anyway?


Her gaze cut like dagars. General Zero Kyoga. she growls. That name made Isroh visibly cringe. leaping back.


Why you? Why the hell would ANYONE want you here?


@Crono


(will hit the others soon. med making me feel loopy.)

 

[Sir Les Paul]

Mazikeen looked right over to Trixie with the same sultry smile. With a quick wink, she replied, "the invitation can be extended for two." She held her tongue to the top of her mouth to make a distinctive click before she leaned back up. She looked right up the stairs before she sounded off another sly chuckle. "Right up those stairs is his perch. Reserved for him and his guests." With a small wave to gesture them off, she added, "come back and see me some time. I only bite in the best places."

 

[Demonhunter]

Rai smirks. What? Your office doesn't do casual friday? Or do I not fit some kind of dresscode? She aksed sarcasticly, but honnestly, she had no idea about all kinds of human things. Dress codes being one of them. She just wore what Will told her to, which often resulted in her constantly looking like a store mannequin and on occasion Victoria's secret model (minus the whole tallness thing.) Rai followed along half-way listening as Skylar basicly told everyone else to behave themselves, knowing it was a lost cause. She scampered down stairs with Sky. You're driving right? I never learned. Want to teach me by anychance one day? She asked. Can we take these tests somehwere other than the leauge? I'm a bit worried if the others find out they'll try and talk us out of it. I don't know how acceptable it is to humans although its normal for me.



@AnnoDomini

@AnnoDomini

 

[Demonhunter]

Fast, but stupid. Disgust flashed across the Angela's face as he stepped in an early circular movement to the side. The sword turned in his hand so that when he struck between the shoulder blades, it was the hilt not the blade. Stepping back so that he could circle lazily, Vincent flicked the sword in a gesture that encompasses Will from feet to head. "I thought you were a Justice League member before your fall and transformation. Have I been mistaken to think this, or do you think that my place among the heaven host is a joke?" Or had no one bothered to inform him that a frontal lunge was predictable, and with their power levels, entirely avoidable if he chose. It could have also been deadly, had he simply stood and let the boy impale himself.

Will groans as he was hit. Somthing wild sparked in him. Somthing primal. The temprature in the room began to drop rapidly as his energy pushed heat away, magic begining to take effect completely against Will's wishes. The ground seemed to be getting slicker but Will had no trouble with it. He got back up, foot hitting the ground and a large spire of ice shot from the ground right at the angel, the ground crackled as it froze over and the temprature seemed to drop even more. He snarls lunging again, another spire following, but this time he went more for the left than going straight. He was working of pure instinct, forgetting all he knew about real combat.


Zero growls. A wendigo with ice powers. What a pain...


Hey! If you're going to be on this team, you're going to have to tollerate us! Theres three of us here and-AH! Zero had gotten tired of hearing the demon yamer on about her being weary of demons. She had removed an iron daggar from her boot and had staked it clean through Isroh's hand and staking it to the bench. Isroh screams, not jerking away, but in too much pain to remove the daggar. Do you never shut up? I know that. But I do warn you, watch yourself. I've never been in a fight with any demon that walked away with all their limbs. You would be no different. And about the devil on your team, I plan on having a very long discussion about just how disgustingly inappropriate her choice in mates is. Poor human's probably so deep under that harpie's spell H-


Isroh had managed to remove the daggar, nursing his wounded hand. That is enough out of you and you will do no such thing. They are happy and there is nothing you can do about it! You hate demons so much you refuse to confront your own!


Zero lifts an eyebrow, watching the fight for a moment. We fight next... and you won't walk away... Care to join chicken wing? She growled, shooting him an icy glare that screamed murder.


@9OClubs @Crono @sitanomoto

 

[DOUBLENICK3L]

@The Great Catsby[/URL]

Clara was walking to the Fortress of Solitude, nearly there by the way entrance. She was indeed ready to see the new Kryptonian Superman gave information about. "Hopefully this Kryptonian creature isn't like Doomsday. That big creature has brought chaos to Jonathan's father." She said. "And speaking of Jonathan, when will he be arriving?" Clara was getting worried if all of this was a set up by her cousin. She doesn't like waiting for people much. Clara was waiting outside for Jonathan to show her the Kryptonian, outside the fortress.


@Weapons master25

 

[D3lmoniko]

Liam looked at Mazikeen, a little enraptured by her. He was taken out of the trance by Trixie and her tapping. He heard what she said, and she looked at her. "Uhm, hmm... yah." Then he heard what Mazikeen said and he nodded. "Ok." Shaking his head, he went back to his normal self. "Come on Speedster. I might need backup." Liam said, moving up the stairs. He arrived in front of Anthony, sighing. "You wanted to see us, Anthony?"


@sitanomoto @Sir Les Paul


Skyler nodded. "Hey, just watch me. We can see how we can get your driver's license, but I think Grimora would be jealous." The car Skyler entered was a silver VW, and he taped his ear, to be sure that the comm is off. "Rai, you know where we are going, right? I found one of the best ones around, so we might have a chance." He gripped the steering wheel tight, as he breath out easily.


@Demonhunter

 

[NecroKnight]

@Demonhunter[/URL]