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Chapter 2:
Third Person
Location: Mount Justice
After hearing Superman, Batman, and Black Canary, Conner needed a break from everything. Sphere could sense that. So when they reached the hanger, she transformed into her air bike form.
"Always know that I need, don't you," Conner said, and climbed onto Sphere. Conner looked at Wolf and saw him sit down.
"No ride today," Conner asked, and Wolf just stared at him.
"Okay, we'll be back soon...don't get into any trouble," Conner said, and Sphere took off toward Happy Habor.
Conner had been gone five minutes, before he heard Black Canary's voice through his communicator.
"Be back soon, and be safe."
"Yes, Black Canary," Conner replied, as Sphere landed in an alley in downtown Happy Habor. After landing, Conner climber off Sphere, who changed back into her original form, and leaned against the brick wall.
"Am I really that dangerous that Superman has to act as if I'm going to bring about doomsday," Conner asked Sphere. She merely beeped in replied.
"I know I'm not exactly human but still-I'm not a monster or a spy or whatever he thinks I am," Conner said, leaning his head back and sliding down the wall. He heard a motorcycle headed their way, and turned his head in time to see a blue and white Kawasaki motorcycle drive by.
"Nice," Conner said, and then heard Sphere transform again.
"Ready to go back alread-" Conner started but froze as he turned around. Instead of seeing Sphere as her airbike formed, he saw a red and black Kawasaki motorcycle.
"You don't like being out done, do you," Conner said, circling Sphere. Sphere beeped before starting her engine.
"Let's go then," Conner said, climbing onto Sphere. They drove around a bit, before Conner heard something. It sounded like a girl.
"Leave me ago."
"Come on, Alexandra...let's have some fun."
"Yeah."
Conner had heard and made a sharp left turn onto a park walkway path.
"Last chance, Kalen-Leave me alone," a blonde girl said, as Conner rode up. There was three boys surrounding her.
"Who are you," one of the boys asked. Conner ignored him and gave the girl a once over. She had long blond hair and green eyes. She was wearing jeans, a black coat, and a matching white hat and scarf. She probably only came up to his shoulders, and she looked ready to smack one of the boys in front of her.
"You okay," Conner asked the girl.
"I'm fine," the girl replied, flipping a strand of hair over her shoulder.
"You don't ignore us, dude," another of the boys said.
"You want me to get rid of these boys," Conner asked.
"Thanks, but I don't go for the whole damsel in distress thing," the girl replied, crossing her arms over her chest.
"That's it," the first boy said, and Conner turned his head in time to see a fist flying towards him. Conner easily caught the boys fist.
"I don't believe I was talking to you," Conner said, and pushed the boy back. The boy fell to the ground, just as the second boy launched himself at Conner. Conner grabbed the boys arm and flipped him over his shoulder as Black Canary had done to him.
"You're doing down, pretty boy," the apparent leader of the group said, and pulled back to punch Conner.
"That's it," the girl said, and grabbed the leaders arm and twisted it behind his back.
"I did warn you," the girl said, and then pushed the boy forward. When he turned back to face the girl, she landed a roundhouse kick to the center of his chest and knocked him into a tree.
"Let's blow this," the first boy said, helping the second up. Before they both turned and ran away.
"This isn't over," the leader said, before following after his friends.
"Now," the girl said, turning to Conner after the boys had left, "How about that ride."
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