Sorry about the long wait it took awhile to dig myself out from underneath the mountain of homework. Still haven't figured out how to get scanner working and I suck with drawing on the computer I'll let you all know when the picture of Kristen's suit is up and where. Thank you for your patience and your support. Enjoy.
Red Hood struggled to reach one of him many hidden pockets inside his jacket. There was almost no room to breathe let alone move. However, he refused to give up so easily he had struggled against the Syndicate long before Batman came to help and was even able to live with his dis-figuration. This was nothing compared to that and he managed to reach his newest gadget but he wished he had time to test them. Whether by the saving grace of some unseen power, dumb luck or a combination of both the liquid nitrogen bombs worked. With the last villain literally iced he freed his friends. "Let's go pay the Injustice Syndicate a visit." Red Hood stated.
I struggled to my knees leaning against the cable spool for support and Scarab landed only a few steps away. "It's been fun newbie but you don't have what it takes." He stated walking towards me. He stepped in a puddle which one end of the cable was now lying in. I ignored my broken arm and used my telekinesis to splash the water on him. That was also a good distraction as I sent electricity into the cable which quickly ran out into the water and then shocked Scarab. After I felt I had done enough I stopped the electricity and began to heal myself. I stood over the barely conscious Scarab and asked, "You were saying?" I heard a jet pack I turned and was relieved to see it was Red Hood. "Nice work Mystic. Tie him up and leave him for the police." Red Hood said. I manipulated the cord and hung him upside down on a crane hook Batman style. "Nice touch let's go." Red Hood said. With that we flew off to join the dog fight.
"Just surrender there's no way you can keep this up." Owlman stated. 'Now would be a good time for reinforcements to show up.' Batman thought. "He doesn't have to!" I stated slamming them all together with my telekinesis. "What took you so long?" Batman asked a little out of breath. "Better late than never." Red Hood answered. The Injustice Syndicate was quickly defeated and sent to prison however, Scarlet Scarab had escaped. "Should we track him down?" I asked. "Don't worry I'm sure we can handle him." Red Hood said. "Besides we came here for some answers remember?" Batman stated. "Right answers." I said.
Back at the tower Red Hood lead us to a secret room. "I hid this away in case this happened." Red Hood said. The large machine looked like a gyroscope. "Every world gives off a unique energy field. Even parallel worlds have slight differences. This should help pinpoint where you came from so I can devise a way to get you back there." Red hood explained. "But what if that energy I was hit with changed it?" I asked. "Then we'll be able to find where the energy came from and we'll have to work from there." Batman said. "Okay so what do I need to do?" I asked. "Just stand in the middle and keep your hands and feet tucked in at all times. Oh and don't be alarmed by the pressurized air that will lift you up. It's just so the rings can rotate properly." Red Hood answered. I was a little nervous but I stepped inside anyways. The rings began to spin and after a few minutes Red Hood said, "This shouldn't be possible." "What's wrong?" I asked. "Well…" Red Hood began.
"What do you mean it matches all of them?" I asked. "Your energy signature is something like an original set of blueprints and the rest are all copies based upon yours but with alterations that make them unique." Red Hood explained. "I've always theorized the idea of a single root dimension which all others are based upon but I could never be sure."
"Can we send her back?" Batman asked. "There would be too much interference from the other worlds for a direct transport. The only other way I can think of is trial and error." Red Hood said. "So I go through a portal and we hope I end up in the right place?" I asked. "I'm afraid that's the extent of my knowledge and ability." Red Hood said. "The power required for a direct transport is incalculable and therefore impossible to control. I can't think of any other source except this bolt of energy you say you were hit with."
"So I'm stuck." I said. "At least for the time being." Red Hood answered. "Great." I sighed sarcastically. "We'll find a way." Batman said. "Don't let it worry you too much."
We returned and actually came back only a few minutes after we left. My spirits still dampened, I didn't even get to say hi to my family the day I left let alone goodbye. Batman put a comforting hand on my shoulder. "Don't worry Kristen we'll figure something out." Batman said. "You can't give up just yet or you've already lost."
"I know; I won't give up so easily." I said.