Cold. Shivering. Feverish ( Read more... )

This is the time Roy relaxes the most. On the target range. He can be in the moment. He doesn't have to worry about bills or if Lian's going to go to a good school. Or if he's going to screw things up with Donna.

He can just lose himself in the moment.

Sleep, wake, eat, suffer, sleep...the days are just no fun, even for a billionaire. After Shiva's visit, Bruce had to sleep. Had to. And some painkillers weren't a bad idea, either, even the herbal ones Diana brought. Voodoo stuff, but at least they weren't narcotics.

He slept.

And then he woke up, stiff as a board.

Nope, the days are no fun

She decided to bring more of the medicines she had been using for Bruce and leave them with Alfred. She had a full day ahead of her but she could take the time to swing by the Manor and leave them.

And she could get word of how everyone was doing from Alfred while she was there.

She is sitting on the steps in the great hall just thinking. Uncle Dick and Alfred noticed and she told them she was just going to sit. It wasn't her usual thing - no. Still, her brain was full and she sort of needed some time out time. She put out her wrists and reflected light off her bracelets while thinking as something to do ( Read more... )

There was definitely the sense of something wrong. And he was quite sure that it wasn't simply due to being in a home that he did not recognize in a sudden blink of a moment. In a way, he could really just sense that something magically inclined was involved ( Read more... )

"Black Canary to Batman. Black Canary to Batman. Sir, I've got ... an anomaly to report, and Dad swears his chili had nothing to do with it."

They are taking a break for a short while. The testimonies are difficult for everyone and to keep tempers in check and let emotions relax a bit they are calling recess for now ( Read more... )

The Sunday evening quiet is shattered by a young woman's cry.

"Daaaaaad! We're out of chili powder again!"

Hal has given Sue and Ralph a ride up here. And now, he's quietly watching the testimony of his friends and teammates, and he's growing concerned that the Tribunal is seeking a scapegoat more than it's looking for justice ( Read more... )