When the idea came up for a couple's night out, Sand knew exactly where to take them, especially when Tara said she's ready to eat at "any old diner".
Jerry Lee's, the place in Metropolis that Sand and Corrine discovered, sounded absolutely perfect.
It was as Sand remembered it - only far more festive. It's Christmastime, you know.
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He then turns to the waitress. "We'll be right back. You have my credit card, please charge extra for holding the table for us."
She nods, somewhat stunned by everything. The four heroes then headed out into the cold.
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He fires a purple blast at the hapless pair.
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He's starting to really hate these radioactive villains.
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He arcs a full-on radiation blast directly at her, then follows up with several others in a strafing attack.
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He starts absorbing radiation from the atmosphere, warping it elsewhere. There's no green energy, save a slightly increased glowing from his ring - and at first, it won't do much. Just prevent people from getting rad poisoning from being in the area, and make the blasts a little less potent. He's hoping anyway, that in a prolonged fight with a kryptonian caliber villain, it will eventually sap the villain's strength and energy enough to give them an edge. Typical Travis, right now, it shouldn't even be noticible.
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"How observant, Hiroshima Breath!"
No, not her normal dialog choice.
Shield has an idea forming in the back of her mind. See, she's seen the serials for The Atomic Skull and has a photographic memory. If this guy replies with "Better that, then a villain!" then he's not only nuts, but he's following the script for Return of the Atomic Skull, to the letter. In which case, she can talk him out of this fight - she thinks.
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She strikes a patently ridiculous pose that Trevor or Caleb would die laughing if they saw and starts doing her best Julie Newmar impression.
"Oh, but Skull..." she replies with a purr and whipping out her long hair from the ponytail she uses in uniform. "What's the harm, baby?" She says, shaking her assets and not doing nearly as good of job as Wong Foo's greatest fan. "It's just a little relaxant. Don't be a wet rag square, Daddy-o."
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"But," he says as she sashays up to him. "It's against the law and Kenny -"
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Outwardly, the overly serious med student, wraps her arms around the Skull, hoping Travis is shielding her - a lot - and places a seductive finger over what would be this guy's lips if it were a costume.
"Are you writing a book? Quit being a cube, Skull and hang with a hep chick."
This is the part in the movie where they make out even though it's very scientifically impossible. If Travis would like to take a pass on this happening, he has a window of distraction.
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At her cue, he shields her with everything he has, and turns the slow siphon he's been working while she bought him time into a waterfall, channelling every bit of radiation he can out of the skull and sending it directly sunward, now that he's had uninterrupted time to focus and get the Skull's signature down.
He just hopes its enough to drain him dry of everything short of basic life support radiation.
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"So, what point in there does the heroine make out with the villain?" he asks with a grin.
"As for Chemo... I can't 'see' him, how are the others doing?"
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"Travis, honey," she says with a flirty little grin. "You have won a first class ticket on United Air this evening, provided this guy is rounded up, Chemo hasn't torched the place, and I can find about 10,000 Altoids."
Time to get to the others though...
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