There are two very good reasons why I shouldn't have feelings for Clark Kent (Besides him being ridiculously out of my reach.) 1. He is totally in love with Lois Lane. 2. I think he might be Superman. Clark Kent/OC

Heroes are just people in costumes. Only when they truly realize what that costume can symbolize, are they special. Those symbols represent the faults, demons, and pains faced in everyday-life. Heroes embrace them. They stop the evil, who remind us of these issues. Eventually, people realize they have a life and need to live it. Heroes give people that chance. Apocalypse Future.

He doesn't want to be their secret-keeper on a leash. He's eleven years old. It never once occurs to Red that being the Champion doesn't actually give him any power. -One-sided Lance/Red overtones; possibly disturbing.-

My second Young Justice story. This one is a little add on to the episode "Failsafe." However, I wanted to see more of the mentors' reaction to this and their attempt to aid their proteges with it. So, here is Flash's reaction to the all-too-real hell of a training exercise. And he is not too happy about it. T for some of the language and the content.

Set after the events of SII, Lois Lane's memories return, leaving her to struggle alone with events now revealed, as well as two little secrets she never imagined. Her life moves on. But when Superman reappears on Earth, can they repair what they've lost?