The Question
Objectivism doesn't work.
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twylight said:Imra bit her lip.
"Files." she said tersely. She opened the door and started down the stairs.
"Where would we be looking?"
"Knowing Luthor's type, he probably would have kept most items of interest in his office. We..."
I start to get a starneg feeling similar to when Dr. Fate teleported me to Keystone. Suddenly, I see a yellow flash, and then he's there.
Zoom.
Hyper Venom said:Seconds after having woken up from his induced slumber, Zoom finally found his target. Skidding to a halt, he stopped just inches away from Saturn Girl.
"Sorry it took so long to find you, babe. I'm a little groggy from that nap, ya know?"
Zoom stepped toward Saturn Girl and backed her against a wall. He knew she could knock him out in a split second if she wanted to. He just didn't care.
"Just so you know, up until now, I barely knew you existed. You were not at the top of my priorities list. But now..."
Zoom leaned toward Saturn Girl and whispered into her ear.
"...you've been promoted to number two."
Zoom took a step back and folded his arms.
"Of course, my old buddy the Flash is still number one on my hit list. But you've got a special place in my heart now. You really should have just faded into obscurity and stayed there for awhile."
Zoom glanced at the Question. He began to wonder if the faceless man was entertaining thoughts of attacking him. Needless to say, that would be a stupid thing to do. He turned back to Saturn Girl, his once smirking face now deathly serious. He stared into her eyes with a burning rage that would shaken even the toughest person's composure.
"So, this is what's going to happen. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow...but someday soon...I'm going to come for you. I'm going to torture you for days. Before it's all over, you'll be begging me to put you out of your misery. And then...I'll let you live. I'll let you remember me for the rest of your life. Read my mind, Saturn Girl. Know that this is no idle threat."
Zoom turned his gaze toward the bomb.
"As for this bomb, and all of this Unity nonsense, you're on your own. You so-called 'heroes' are so manipulative. Thought you could have me do your dirty work and then just put me to sleep like a sick dog, did you? That's fine. Good luck disarming this thing. Here's hoping the Unity gets everyone you care about."
Zoom took another step toward Saturn Girl. They were now face to face. He looked down at her and smiled.
"Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to visit an old friend. When the time comes, I'll be back for you."
Suddenly, Zoom grabbed Saturn Girl by the back of her head, entangling her hair in his fist, and planted a kiss on her. After a couple of seconds, he broke the kiss and stepped back. He turned away and stared off into the distance. Looking back over his shoulder at her, he flashed a devilish grin.
"See you soon."
And with that, Zoom was off. He ran in the direction of Keystone City.
Zoom.
Good God.
He could have killed us in a second.
It would have been so easy for him.
Jesus Christ.
I take my hat off, and drop to the ground.
"Christ. This is too much. All this. The alien invaders. The superpowered sociopaths. The psycho killers actually doing more than the 'heroes'. This.....I never wanted to be apart of all this. I wanted to make my neighborhood safer. I wanted answers to the questrions that no one wanted to share. I didn't want to thwart mad plots to take over the world. Leave that to the military, or Superman, or whoever the hell is actually QUALIFIED to handel this crap! Me...I...I'm just an idealistic reporter with too much free tim and no social life. I....."
I look down at the ground. I grab my hat, put it back on, and stand up. I walk towards the door.
"Let's get to work."