Irma's mind was too busy racing through everything to really focus on one thing. Her encounter with that beast had shaken her up greatly and she couldn't understand why. She faced much greater threats before, so why did this one affect her so badly?
Wandering into the observation deck, she sat down and for the first time since the crisis ended, finally started to relax. Or to the best of her ability. As she did, she finally took the time to think it over and finally realize why she seemed so frightened - she was used to having her friends by her side. She wasn't used to hard-headed kids thinking they were heroes. And she wasn't used to feeling powerless... or at the very least, thinking she was powerless.
Letting out a sigh, she laid back on the couch, staring up at the ceiling as she rubbed her face.
"...I need to toughen up. Or start smacking kids when they don't listen." Irma muttered. | |