automind
WHO: open to anyone who knows where the tower is! (if you know she's Oracle, you're good to go)
WHERE: the control tower
WHEN: after the poll
WARNINGS: none
SUMMARY: it's a typical day for Babs, and she may have visitors. They may be surprised at what she's doing.
FORMAT: prose to start, then whatever you like!
Though she had her misgivings about it, Barbara had eventually decided that the mask would provide several advantages to helping control her newfound powers. This was very different from what had happened with Brainiac; this time, she was completely in control, and her humanity wasn't in danger. At least, that's what she told herself as she slipped the green mask on and mentally disappeared into the tangled world of electronic impulses and digital connections. Though she wasn't truly visualizing a 'cyberspace', human brains were built for it and in her mind's eye, she couldn't help but imagine a sterile environment full of lights moving faster than she was capable of perceiving except now she could feel where they were going, and follow at the same speed if she liked.
But on the physical level, she reminded herself, she was still in the control tower, seated comfortably in her wheelchair... and gripping the hand rests, she realized, purposefully loosening her hold. This was exciting, and not altogether unfamiliar, but she had to be careful.
WHERE: the control tower
WHEN: after the poll
WARNINGS: none
SUMMARY: it's a typical day for Babs, and she may have visitors. They may be surprised at what she's doing.
FORMAT: prose to start, then whatever you like!
Though she had her misgivings about it, Barbara had eventually decided that the mask would provide several advantages to helping control her newfound powers. This was very different from what had happened with Brainiac; this time, she was completely in control, and her humanity wasn't in danger. At least, that's what she told herself as she slipped the green mask on and mentally disappeared into the tangled world of electronic impulses and digital connections. Though she wasn't truly visualizing a 'cyberspace', human brains were built for it and in her mind's eye, she couldn't help but imagine a sterile environment full of lights moving faster than she was capable of perceiving except now she could feel where they were going, and follow at the same speed if she liked.
But on the physical level, she reminded herself, she was still in the control tower, seated comfortably in her wheelchair... and gripping the hand rests, she realized, purposefully loosening her hold. This was exciting, and not altogether unfamiliar, but she had to be careful.