The Next Generation

[Lawshenk]

“ you don’t get it do you?”

[Lady Jenn]

"This is not the time to argue," she said, wincing as she turned to face her. "Everyone is missing, right now that's all that matters, do you understand?"

[Lawshenk]

“ yeah I know and I will help you but first it needs to be safe”

[Lady Jenn]

"We need to find my wheelchair," she said, looking around, feeling worried she couldn't immediately see it. "I'm not sure we'd get very far without it."

[Lawshenk]

She gave her one of those looks she helped her toward the plan “ sit here I will look for you” she ran toward the house

[Lady Jenn]

The drone almost ran into her as it returned itself. "I have run every algorithm known to man, and likely a few not known to them. If there is a tracker capable of hiding from me then it is tech that would be far beyond my abilities to disable anyway."

[Lawshenk]

“ have you seen the Katyas chair?” She asked only half listening

[Lady Jenn]

"It should be in the living room," the drone replied. "I can't imagine it's been moved far, there's no reason it should've been."

[Lawshenk]

“ set the plane to return to last stored location “ she ran in to the. House before Returning pushing he chair to katya help her in and boarding the plane”

[Lady Jenn]

"I remember complaining retirement was too boring," Katya said, laughing. "Remind me never to complain about that again."

[Lawshenk]

“ I won’t” she looks at the droid “ready”

[Lady Jenn]

He entered the course, joining them at the back of the plane. "I wonder if we should give you painkillers," it asked Katya, getting a nod in return. "Jenni, there should be a first aid kit nearby, bring it over here."

[Lawshenk]

She does as she was told

[Lady Jenn]

As it tried to reach for the pain killers it seemed to stutter slightly. "My power is fading," it said to Jenni. "There should be a pack of aspirin in there, make sure she takes it."

[Lawshenk]

She does as it says

[Lady Jenn]

"Looks like it's just us two saving the world then," Katya said, laughing once she'd swallowed the painkiller. "I bet you never expected this when you were reading my comic."

[Lawshenk]

“ never “ she, said “ but your hardly the same character, sorry to say but that’s my opinion “

[Lady Jenn]

"Well fine," she said, looking away. "Maybe you're better off just focusing on getting us to the destination."

[Lawshenk]

“ she would have slapped me for that”

[Lady Jenn]

"Well I'm sorry I disappointed you," she said, looking away from her and falling silent.

[Lawshenk]

She sat with her “ you have nothing to be ashamed off”

[Lady Jenn]

"My body is half broken," she said. "I can't even wear my armour at the moment because operating it would do more harm than good to my body."

[Lawshenk]

" armour doesn't make the hero" she looked at her " Tony Stark visited my school and said that, he said amoir doesn't even make a perosn "

[Lady Jenn]

"I suppose if I stayed out of my armour I can have more of a normal life," she said, trying to smile. "I would like to retire at some point, I think my body might be telling me I should have retired already."

[Lawshenk]

“ your missing the point, what makes you a hero is deep inside you, not your armour “