It's the third morning in a row that Sara woke up happy. She went through her morning routine, then had some breakfast. Once she was done, she made her way to her office. She sat analyzing the anachronism map, deciding which mission to take on when the other legends woke up. Half an hour later, she basically had a whole plan worked out. Even with her broken arm, she could take on a level three anachronism, she decided. Not knowing what to do while the others slept, the captain wandered aimlessly around the Waverider. Eventually, she came to a halt in front of the training room. She took her case of throwing knives and threw them one by one at the wooden plate that hung on the other side of the room. Once she was done, she went to get them and started again. She did this three more times before she got bored. She needed to be more active, so she strapped up her hands, intending to throw some punches onto the punching bag.

Before her fist could hit the bag for the first time, a voice interrupted her. "You shouldn't be doing that, your injury could get worse."

Sara spun around and smiled at the other person. "I was bored. Besides, I've had worse injuries." She shrugged and turned around to continue her training.

A hand caught her wrist and span her back to face her. "I thought the point of me being on this ship was to make sure you were more careful?" Ava asked her teasingly.

"Oh," Sara said in mock surprise, "I just thought you wanted to be close to me," she pretended to look hurt.

Ava rolled her eyes and leaned in to peck the captain's lips. "That's just a very good bonus," she smiled. Then a frown covered her face. "Although I did prefer my first night here. When you were next to me when I woke up."

Sara smiled and nodded, "I must say, I enjoyed that too. I'll try to make that happen more often, but you just wake up so late."

"Sara, it's eight in the morning. You can't have been awake that much earlier than me." Ava stated.

Her eyes widened as Sara told her, "I woke up more than two hours ago." She smirked at her girlfriend's shocked look.

"Hey, Sara," Zari said as she suddenly walked in the room, "can we take the Waverider-" she stopped talking as her eyes landed on Ava. "on a mission?" she finally finished her question.

"Can you get everyone on the bridge? We'll be right there. I have an announcement to make anyway," Sara told Zari, who nodded and left the two blondes alone.

"Are you sure me joining the legends is a good idea? I think they all hate me," Ava asked insecurely.

Sara pulled her closer. "They don't hate you. They might have had a bad first impression of you, but we kinda all started that way." Sara smiled thinking back to the moment she met the other legends. "Just avoid calling us idiots from now on," she shrugged, "besides, you're one of us now, so if the legends are idiots, technically speaking you're talking about yourself too."

Ava chuckled. "Maybe it's only their captain that's an idiot then."