Getting out of the 'house'. [Open]

[piggyback-ride.livejournal.com]

Now that the crisis concerning the clock and the children were over, she couldn't be more thankful. The gurgling roar that filled her mind had died down to a more manageable but similarly annoying simmer that continued to give her plenty of reason to be eternally displeased. Still, if she planned to be anything more than a lethargic shut-in, it would require her to brave the 'babbleroar'.

Mulling over her choices for some time, she eventually decided on Hydroponics and made her way there. With the minimal amount of time she'd actually spent on Earth after joining with the Superhomeys, most of her encounters with the natural world were only conjured up from the depths of her memories.

She began walking through the wide expanse of shrubs, trees and other vegetation, intent on both relaxing and rebuilding her mental imaging of how forests and jungles were actually supposed to appear.

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[piggyback-ride.livejournal.com]

"(very) True as they'd be able to see things in an objective view compared to people. (Fortunately) suprahumans are so prevalent in where I hail from that an android or other such creature is very rarely looked upon with scorn (unless they're a supervillain of course). There was an artificial life form on my team known as 'Robotomy'. Nice guy (he had quite the love for the female derrier..)"

Innocent. Smile. "Oh yes, with his previous job? I'm sure he's more than adept at hiding small objects throughout his body."

[zouichi.livejournal.com]

"Robotomy? As in 'lobotomy'? Do all the superheroes in your universe have names that... um... morbid?"

Zouichi probably shouldn't be one to talk, considering the field in which he was employed, but come on. At least they'd given him a normal-ish name.

"His previous job? And what was that, a drug mule?" It was a joke, sort of.

[piggyback-ride.livejournal.com]

"I suppose you could take it as that. And well, it depends! Almost all superheores (and supervillains) have supranyms based on some power they possess or what they can do. There are a few who just have generalized names (Major Havoc, Purple Paladin), but that's rare. Personally, I think the (usually) silly names are a cornerstone of the 'cape culture' at this point. I mean, most superheroes try to separate their two lives as much as possible as it is."

She tapped a slender finger against her pale chin and nodded. "I'm (fairly) positive that he probably was one at some point! His people call it a 'spectre'. Black Ops agent who specializes in offensive use of psionic abilities."