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World Two Hour Four
“Are you all out of your minds,” He said angrily to the gathered resistance leaders in the room. “You can’t seriously be considering working with Lex Luthor the number one collaborator with the invaders.”
“Yes Luthor, who is highly placed in the enemy government; which is what makes him a perfect partner for our operations,” Cassie said from his left where she was sitting beside Natasha Irons. “He can give us information on targets that we can’t get any other way.”
“And he can sell us out as soon as it’s convenient for him to do so,” He said darkly. “The man cannot be trusted don’t you all remember all the crap he’s pulled over the years.” He looked around the table at his fellow resistence leaders and saw nothing but disagreement.
“We’ve already voted Kon,” Leonid said with an almost apologetic tone. “We are all aware that Luthor cannot be trusted but we are losing more ground every day to the invaders we have to start gaining victories and though risky working with Luthor is one of the only ways we can see to do it.”
“Besides Kon,” Cassie said with what looked like a forced smile. “If he betrays us we’ll set Gar on him.” He wished she hadn’t brought up the other major disagreement with the resistence leadership. Gar had gotten even worse over the last few months and now couldn’t be trusted alone and the resistence was still willing to keep him around. Most of the resistence wouldn’t even work with him anymore but Cassie and the other leaders were afraid to kick him since he knew so much about the Resistance. They ignored the fact that Gar’s activities had given the invaders great propaganda fodder and support for the resistance was fading rapidly.
“This is going to destroy us all,” he said darkly. “Your going to get us all killed and I won’t be part of it,” He said angrily. “I won’t participate in any missions that come to us from Luthor,” He got up to leave the room.
“Hold it Kon,” an angry voice said. He turned to see Dick Grayson fixing him with a dark stare. “You don’t get to walk out on us just because you don’t like where the information comes from.” He turned back to see Nightwing leaning forward his cybernetic parts shining brightly in the harsh light of the meeting room. “You are either with us 100% or you need to get out,” Dick said surprising him. “We have to win this war and you keep holding us back.”
“I’m sure Batman would love this,” He said just as angry. “You advocating getting into bed with Luthor not to mention letting Gar run around eating collaborators.” He knew it was a low blow bringing up Batman but he was tired of Grayson pushing for harsher and harsher methods.
“Batman was a blind damn fool,” Dick said angrily. “Playing things the way he and the rest of the Justice League fossils did things is why we are in such bad shape.” He set his metal fists on the table. “In three days we are meeting Luthor to formalize our partnership you will be there or your out of the resistance.”
“Then I’m out of the Resistance,” He said turning and walking back out of the room. He managed to get as far as the door before he was hit from behind. He struggled to his feet but Cassie was there wrapping him in her lasso and letting the shock of Zues’s lightening lay him out. As he passed out her heard her saying she was sorry.
The End.
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World Two Hour Four
“Are you all out of your minds,” He said angrily to the gathered resistance leaders in the room. “You can’t seriously be considering working with Lex Luthor the number one collaborator with the invaders.”
“Yes Luthor, who is highly placed in the enemy government; which is what makes him a perfect partner for our operations,” Cassie said from his left where she was sitting beside Natasha Irons. “He can give us information on targets that we can’t get any other way.”
“And he can sell us out as soon as it’s convenient for him to do so,” He said darkly. “The man cannot be trusted don’t you all remember all the crap he’s pulled over the years.” He looked around the table at his fellow resistence leaders and saw nothing but disagreement.
“We’ve already voted Kon,” Leonid said with an almost apologetic tone. “We are all aware that Luthor cannot be trusted but we are losing more ground every day to the invaders we have to start gaining victories and though risky working with Luthor is one of the only ways we can see to do it.”
“Besides Kon,” Cassie said with what looked like a forced smile. “If he betrays us we’ll set Gar on him.” He wished she hadn’t brought up the other major disagreement with the resistence leadership. Gar had gotten even worse over the last few months and now couldn’t be trusted alone and the resistence was still willing to keep him around. Most of the resistence wouldn’t even work with him anymore but Cassie and the other leaders were afraid to kick him since he knew so much about the Resistance. They ignored the fact that Gar’s activities had given the invaders great propaganda fodder and support for the resistance was fading rapidly.
“This is going to destroy us all,” he said darkly. “Your going to get us all killed and I won’t be part of it,” He said angrily. “I won’t participate in any missions that come to us from Luthor,” He got up to leave the room.
“Hold it Kon,” an angry voice said. He turned to see Dick Grayson fixing him with a dark stare. “You don’t get to walk out on us just because you don’t like where the information comes from.” He turned back to see Nightwing leaning forward his cybernetic parts shining brightly in the harsh light of the meeting room. “You are either with us 100% or you need to get out,” Dick said surprising him. “We have to win this war and you keep holding us back.”
“I’m sure Batman would love this,” He said just as angry. “You advocating getting into bed with Luthor not to mention letting Gar run around eating collaborators.” He knew it was a low blow bringing up Batman but he was tired of Grayson pushing for harsher and harsher methods.
“Batman was a blind damn fool,” Dick said angrily. “Playing things the way he and the rest of the Justice League fossils did things is why we are in such bad shape.” He set his metal fists on the table. “In three days we are meeting Luthor to formalize our partnership you will be there or your out of the resistance.”
“Then I’m out of the Resistance,” He said turning and walking back out of the room. He managed to get as far as the door before he was hit from behind. He struggled to his feet but Cassie was there wrapping him in her lasso and letting the shock of Zues’s lightening lay him out. As he passed out her heard her saying she was sorry.
The End.
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