un: robin | video

[brat]

As I am sure you have noticed, numerous individuals here are quite young.

[ Robin isn't referring to himself, but maybe he should be; he's outside, beside Accelerator whose frown matches the one on Robin's face. he doesn't speak up just yet, but leaves Robin to continue through: ]

Given the circumstances, it seems prudent to establish a safety net of sorts for those who may require it. Hawkeye had offered Bishop Publishing to 'capes', teens, and early twenties individuals; Accelerator and I are offering Ramsey Farm as a safe space for those who are fifteen years of age or younger. There will be one adult present, Willa Lisieux, and no others will be allowed on the premises.

This is meant to be a safe space for all of the youth who have found themselves here, regardless of their status.

[ Accelerator is chiming in here, for emphasis: ]

Yeah, it doesn't matter if you're a goddamn criminal or think you're a terrible person. This isn't just for 'good' people, or heroes, or whatever. We don't give a shit.

[ Robin tips his head back toward Accelerator, frown still present, but offers no follow up to that. Not yet. Instead, he follows up with a: ]

Do not hesitate to stop by.

Comments

[onlychildsyndrome]

What's that mean?

[levelshift]

Vectors are something's momentum and direction. It's a mathematical property, so while there are concrete numbers involved the idea of it is kind of indirect and abstract. Like, I can tell an electron's an electron based on its vectors instead of it just being an electron.

[onlychildsyndrome]

What does it tell you about a person?

[levelshift]

Vitals, shit like your heart rate. The kind of medical crap you'd get measured in a hospital.

[onlychildsyndrome]

Can you tell if someone's lying?

[levelshift]

Not really. Consistent physiological responses that happen when someone lies is fucking pseudoscience, so anyone who claims they can figure that out based on those kinds of measurements is either an idiot or a liar themselves.

[onlychildsyndrome]

Oh, you're smart. Okay.

So how would you beat some huge dude with super strength?

[levelshift]

Easy. The stronger someone is, the more effective my ability is, so I'd end up stronger than him.