In Avery’s Dimension, Chicago, A building on the shore of Lake Michigan,
Talia looks at the situation happening on Police
Island. It was overrun by the crime bosses, Nuclear, Roach, and MindScape.
Suddenly, T’Wanda lands on the roof and slowly walks up to Talia.
“You’re the last person I expected to come.”
“What are you talking about? I have no problem
working with you.” T’Wanda said.
“Maybe, but you have problem with both Avery and
Dani. Both who are very important me.”
“Yeah, can you really blame me? One of them is a
world-renowned thief. And the other is a superhero who chooses when she wants
to be helpful. Not once have I seen her handle street-level criminals.” T’Wanda
said.
“Firstly, do you even hear yourself? You sound like
Neuron. Secondly, Dani might be a thief, but do you actually know what she does
with the money or who she steals it from?” Talia said. T’Wanda stayed silent.
“No, you don’t. Because all you think about is the crime. Just like another
racist superhero I know. And I bet you don’t even know anything about Avery.
You don’t know how she was driven away from the planet because she stopped a super
villain at the cost of some idiot soldiers’ lives. They called her everything
but hero.” Talia explained as she stood up.
“How can you say about those soldiers? They ris…
“No, they didn’t. They got in the way and got eaten
by Draken. And you all blamed it on the one person you all feared. A 16-year-old
girl who didn’t hesitate to catch planes falling out of the sky. Who flew around the world, stopping massive
tsunami’s from destroying every coastal city.” Talia said, moving closer to
T’Wanda. “A 16-year-old girl… who was
ignored by her parents for years leading to her running away from home at the
age of 10 to another country.” Talia said as T’Wanda back into the wall. “Avery
went through a lot more shit than you and your messed up family. So, before you
judge her on what she doesn’t do, see and think about how much she has done for
the world. And that goes for my sister too.” Talia said, before walking away.
T'Wanda let out a huge sigh of relief. “What was
that aura she was letting out? I thought I was going to die.” T’Wanda thought,
looking at Talia.
Talia looked over to the island. “I need to get over
there.” She thought. Suddenly, she felt something take over her. She took a
single step and instantly disappeared. Gliding down to the ground, Talia
quietly lands on the outer wall. “How did I get over here?” she thought.
“Freeze!” a goon said aiming at Talia.
“Idiot,” Talia said as she turned invisible.
“What?” the goon said fearfully and nervously
holding his gun.
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