The Sub-Visser was dying. It was obvious to anyone in the MedBay, from the way Paco was shuddering and moaning in his restraints. The last hold-out of the Yeerk infestation was dying. It would all be over soon.

He looked up as Superboy and Robin entered the MedBay and laughed, baring his teeth in a grin.

"Hey Superboy, want to know a secret?" he asked. "It's a good one. A real kicker, that Francisco and Jaime and Speedy have been keeping from you and your little friend there."

And before Jaime can stop him, he spits it out:

"You're dead when you go home. Dead! Had a nice funeral, too bad you weren't there too enjoy it. Oh!" he rolls Paco's head to look at Robin. "And I wouldn't get too attached to your little buddy Kid Flash either. Oh wait, too late isn't it? Ah well. At least Superboy goes out saving the world. Flashy drops the 'kid' off his name and goes out like a punk."

If someone is to poke into one of the Sensoriums, the door opens to a grassy hillside bluff, over-looking the sea. Beyond it, is a city, unlike any that most have seen on Earth or even read about. It's far older than most cities still standing in most Earths, for one, and looks something like Venice, all canals and ships rocking in the harbor below. The lighthouse is larger than many on Earth and ornately designed.

It's the sort of city that's described as having the streets "paved in gold"--and it's possible some of them are, at least once you're in the palace proper.

A bustling marketplace is visible down in the city below.

And in the area directly there is a monastery, of sorts, and training grounds, with equipment, practice dummies and a large square. No mats. They'd trained on stone.

Leela is here, practicing, hitting strike points on a dummy, working out the frustration from that whole nightmare creature thing, and the getting infested by an alien slug thing.

That dummy is getting beat to hell.

Honestly, when she decided to take a walk to explore the rest of the ship, she wasn't expecting this at all. There were a lot of areas Samus had not yet investigated and she was currently remedying that situation. She had entered the seemingly harmless Hall of Statues simply for the sake of a complete exploration. She had no interest in admiring art.

That was, until she came across a Chozo Statue.

It caught her by surprise. She of course stopped in her tracks when she saw it. Mixed emotions were running rampant right now. Suddenly every idea that she was completely separated from her home galaxy were thrown out the window. If this statue was here what else was here?

She didn't realize that she had been standing and staring for quite awhile now. The stoic hunter must have looked quite strange to anyone who had seen her.