Drip Drip Drop (open)

Aiyana wasn't the only person out and about worth noting. Alice was also currently out and about. She had tentatively tried to apply to join the teen titans recently, feeling that while her volunteer work was good, she could be doing more. Just thinking about how she handled that... incident with Isabel and that glutton made her feel guilty. So, atleast for tonight, she would be taking more of an active role against crime!

Alice didn't really have a costume, so had to make due with clothing to try and hide her identity. She also wasn't hiding behind her human facade, which should help. The only thing that made her even remotely regret this decision, is a freak rainstorm that seemingly appeared out of nowhere! It was clear a minute ago; so why was it raining? A scream from the park made her forget about the rain (or tolerate it atleast), as she kicked off into the air toward the sound. Not being hindered by her pendant, and having ate a good meal, she was ready for anything!

With couple leaps, Alice arrived a moderate distance from the scene. There was already someone else here. Looked like she wasn't the only one being a vigilante tonight. It seemed like a girl in a blood hoodie was the cause of the problem. "Hey! What's your problem? They didn't do anything to you!" Alice exclaimed to the cyclops. Unless your an idealist, talking rarely solved anything, but Alice always gave it a shot atleast once.

Armora didn't even budge as she heard the girl yell at her to leave the couple alone. Why would she listen to another idiotic being. She dropped the pebble in her right hand and lifted her arm towards the teal haired girl, and sent the rushing, storm wind towards the girl.


Aiyana arrived at the scene and lifted her arms to shield her eyes from the icy, piercing breeze. She tried using her ownn powers to push the storm back towards the blue-hooded girl, but it was to strong, and was already being controlled by the cyclops.

Alice wasn't really surprised that it didn't work, but atleast she could say she tried. Her first instinct when hit by a gust of icy wind was to lean against it, which was considerably easier because of her super strength. Unfortunately, her body didn't take kindly to cold temperatures. Alice would have to end this before too much of her body became brittle. And with that in mind, she started pushing against the wind toward Amora while shielding her face with one arm.

Vali was returning from an opera performance and decided to take a shortcut through the park. The show did not quite end in a good note and there was a ruckus that she had to take care of. She began to wonder if dangerous events like that were a common occurrence in this city. Looking back, even when she first arrived, there was an incident as soon as they landed in the airport. It was really a huge contrast to how peaceful things were back home.

It was then that she was drenched by the sudden downpour of rain. It was really strange. She was normally sensitive to these sorts of things but the change in the weather seemingly came out of nowhere. The movements of the wind felt unnatural as well. Thinking that something was up, Vali set out to investigate the cause. She arrived to find a three-way confrontation. A short distance away there was also a couple trying take shelter from the storm-like conditions.

Vali stepped forward, holding up her left hand and drawing all the wind to her. As she got closer, her control got stronger and stronger. She safely deposited the gales into the direction of the sky, leaving only the rain. Any attempts to stir up the wind some more would be given the same treatment.

With her free right hand, she signed. (You are causing trouble for others. If you must fight, you should take it somewhere else.)

Vali was not sure if anyone present understood sign language but there was nothing else she could do. She could not take out her phone in the middle of that kind of rain. She calmly waited for a response while continuing to regulate the wind.

Aiyana pushed against the wind and made her way in front of the couple to shield them. If she couldn't manipulate the cyclop's wind in rain then she would just use her own. She made a motion that looked as if she was lifting something and created and dome wall that was sheilding the couple and giving them a chance to escape. "Run now!" Aiyana yelled at them.

Armora was getting angry and paranoid at the sight of more people. "You will all die." She muttered under the scowl. With one swift motion she formed huge ice spikes from the rain puddles that shot out a great height around her to form as some sort of barrier to keep the three heroes away. Once those were up she picked up the speed of the chilling wind and instead of rain it was now a blizzard, the temperature dropping down to 16F.

Another girl appeared and seemingly made the wind go away, for a moment atleast. Alice didn't know sign language, so had no idea what she was saying. With that break in the wind though, Alice shot forward and almost instantly crashed through some ice spikes before the wind picked up again. Now it was a full on blizzard. "This is bad!" Alice thought trying to maintain her cool.

She was so close! Alice simply applied more brute strength to clear a path, now almost less then eight feet from Armora. But it was... becoming harder to move.

When moments ago Vali wasn't sure who exactly was causing trouble, now she was certain it was the one with the hood responsible and it didn't sound like she cared if she killed anyone in the process. That, Vali would not allow. She spun her left hand again, once more redirecting the blizzard towards the sky before it could cause further harm. The villain had raised a shield of ice to protect herself but Vali did not let that deter her. She rushed forward, using the momentum of her dash to add strength to a full-power palm thrust at the icy barricade, shattering that section. The broken fragments would fly in the direction of the villain, hopefully distracting her enough to give an opening to the other two.

Aiyana kept the wall up as the couple ran away, once they were quite away she let the wall down, she then began to manipulate her own gush of wind towards Armora's trying to keep hers condensed. It looked like the other girl, who came in after Alice, was trying to do the same. Seeing the ice spikes Aiyana stomped down on the ground with one foot, and formed her own spikes made of mud and earth to try and shatter hers.

Armora looked over at Vali as she tried shattering her spikes. It would, however, reform as it shattered, another spike growing in its place. Not holding back however, Armora formed spikes penetrating out from the huge ones already formed, straight out at the girls. The temperature continued to drop, slowly but surely. She then formed a trail of ice covering the ground, at the three girl's feet.

She couldn't handle it any more! She had to change back to her human form to avoid losing parts of her body. The only indication of this if anyone could see her, was that her tail was gone now. The only downside now was that her strength was more limited, but now she wouldn't lose an arm, or a leg as quickly as in her demon form.

But now she also had ice on the ground to make things more difficult for her. Well, good thing there were ice spikes out of the ground. Alice moved carefully, trying to smash through some spikes, using others to keep herself steady. Which was easier said then done since she was basically in the eye of the storm.

Seeing that the ice reformed easily, Vali decided to change tactics. While the ice prevented people from getting close, wind was a different story. Placing both her hands on the ground, she channeled the wind inside the barricade, forcefully lifting the girl inside and smashing her against her own wall of ice. If one hit didn't knock her out, she would continue to smash the girl against the walls like a pinball until it knocked her unconscious. The strength of the wind was equivalent to being gripped and hit by a 500-pound weight.

The air was starting to get chilly. They had to end this quickly before the cold tired them out.