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Artemis—Sakura Dungeon Arena—90’s Wonder Woman vs the ex-terrorist.

Artemis smirked as she saw Blake avoiding being hit by the arrows by mirroring her moves. “You’re faster than you look, I’ll give you that,” she commented.

But the moment Blake defended herself, from her she only gave her a frown and a look of contempt. After all, swords and arrows aren’t the only things that could harm a person. “Liar! You allowed your fear; your emotions to decide for you,” the amazon taunted Blake. “You don’t fight as bad as I thought. How many lives would you have saved if you had used these kills back there?”

When Blake changed her strategy to holding the weapon “Another cheap trick.” Her comment stole from her precious seconds for her to react to the Faunus attack deception. Her reflexes barely saved her from blocking with her bracelet the blade actually piercing her skin.

Her Armor was strong enough to withstand bullets. But the blow managed to dent her armor on the inside, so much in fact, she had trouble breathing, as the hit had felt like a punch. The Amazon had little choice but to cartwheel at her back and drop her armor.

After adjusting her shirt, Blake would be able to see Artemis was wearing her more casual clothes underneath◊, only keeping her metal bracers.

“Good. That armor was slowing down anyway. ”

Artemis jumped, going up and up, but she was not falling down. Instead, she seems to be falling despite the momentum of the jump being over.

Those winged sandals Blake had seen earlier? They were none other than the sandals of Hermes: they gave her the power of flight.

With the aid of her flight, she flew in an angle that, should Blake decided to look at her, she might also see the blinding light of the sun. Artemis shoot three arrows arrow at the same time. The first one was aimed at her head, in her face, the second one was aimed at her chest, and the third one was aimed at Blake’s upper right leg.

One of the talents of the Amazon was that she could seamlessly change between her bow and her sword. And as soon as the arrows had left her bow, she dived down holding her sword with her two hands, propelled by the force of gravity, as she aimed to pierce Blake’s Chest.

Wonder Woman—Sakura Dungeon Arena

Diana chuckled a little after hearing Yang’s comment.

“It’s Hard not to believe in the gods when you are the daughter of one. Zeus, the god of thunder is the one who brought me to life” Diana said to Yang with a smile. I even killed a god once.”

She crossed her arms as she watched the battle while pressing her lips. “It’s not for me to judge what you believe or even if you should believe. I know not every god is deserving of worship, for instance, the one that brought us here has only my contempt.— Justice, kindness, and, love. Those are worth believing more than any god. Yes, I believe in the gods, but my real religion is fighting for those that can’t fight for themselves.“

Diana then turned around to look at Yang with a smile. “You never know what secrets your world could hold. People used to believe my mother and my people were nothing, but imaginary tales. ”

Wonder woman then waved at Rose noticing she might feel a little lost. “You don’t seem to be from around here, are you? Don’t be shy, would you like to talk?” Diana asked the blond girl.

Teen Titans— Pizza party

When Xanatos greeted Raven, the more sociable Robin stepped in to offer him a handshake.

”Nice to meet you, Mr. Xanatos. I’m Robin, leader of the teen titans. We don’t have “a chunk” to call home, but I want to offer our help if there’s any trouble you might need help or a villain to defeat. That’s why we are here.” He made a brief pause. “Manhattan? That place I know. It’s far from Jump city. But I assume it’s not our New York. ”

Raven simply crossed her arms and replied to him, ”Thank you, I suppose.”

At the same time, noticing Kyoko was still concerned about other things, Starfire still smiled at her “Do not let the shyness whelm you over. I do desire to make you my new friend.”

But then Starfire looked with sadness at how, B.B hood, her other potential new friend had left without her being able to talk to her.

“I do offer you my friendship as well” Starfire tried to tell the bounty hunter as she left

“Yeah, she seemed like a nice cute innocent girl,” Beast shrugged after B.B hood left. “I hope her parents aren’t so far.”

Starfire would then turn her focus at Maria a big sweat would be coming from her forehead as she smiled nervously at Maria, as she scratched the back of her head.

“There is no need to worry. I still remember I was not able to understand Raven as well. Sometimes it is hard to trylu grasp our various differences.” Starfire smiled at Jai. “ I believe Maria and I can become great friends. If she ever desires to engage I will be waiting for. She will never leave my thoughts.“

She flew just in front of Jai. “And my offer of friendship is for you as well. Sometimes our hearts speak louder than our words ever could” Starfire replied to Luca.

“That assumption is outmost correct she replied to Luca,” with a giggle. “ It is nice to meet you, Luca, I am Starfire, and if you so desire your future friend. I also desire to learn everything I can from you. What are your dreams and desires?”

“I am just delighted all of you are safe.” ——

After finishing chatting with Xanatos, Robin and Cyborg would turn their attention back at Daichi.

“I see,” Robin said to Daichi after his explanation. “Deathlocket told us about a substance that gave people superpowers. These S.H.I.E.L.D were the real criminals, by assuming the worst of you. I believe in your innocence,” Robin said to the contractor, ignoring the real facts.

“I love children” Starfire would interrupt. As Raven in the corner could barely stop herself from rolling her eyes at the idea.

“Oh Man I wish, I could’ve met amber,” Beast boy interrupted.

“Well after eating this pizza, we don’t have plans for anything, right Robin. I think we should help” Cyborg said as he devoured three slices, one after the other with his mouth still covered with pizza. “Booyah!”

Robin nodded to Cyborg. “By the rules of our kidnapper, they must be somewhere on this planet. After we finish eating, our next mission will be to find them. Any leads you have on them will help”

“Don’t forget the communicators Robin gave you,” Cyborg said to Daichi.

“If you so desire we will keep the children in our care,” Starfire suggested. “At least until we can find a permanent home for them to get properly nourished and cared for.”

——

Meanwhile, as Beast boy was with the children, he sighed deeply. He turned into a human again as he tried to grab Hanna’s hand with his hand.

“Yeah I’m very weird,” he giggled at her. “I just like feeling close to people I like you know.” He scratched the back of his head. “You know I know there’s something I wanted to tell. Beast boy looked at his side, nervously. “I know you’re a strong girl, and you mean well. But you need to use your strength not to use it to scare people. Being strong is all about caring about your friends.” ”

Then after Maki explained the origin of his Mask and genoshian clothing he smiled at him. “He that Genosha place sucked anyway. You can still become a superhero, and if you work well maybe an honorary teen titan ” he told Maki as he winked twice at him. “It’s much cooler saving people, than working for some spooky secret club, like the Hive.” He shivered just having that thought.

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• "Rappaccini's Daughter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne (1844)
• "Squire Tobys Will" by J Sheridan Le Fanu (1868)
• "The Squaw" by Bram Stoker (1893)
• "The Jolly Corner" by Henry James (1908)
• "Man Overboard!" by Winston Churchill (1899)
• "The Hand" by Theodore Dreiser (1919)
• "The Valley Of Spiders" by H. G. Wells (1903)
• "The Middle Toe Of The Right Foot" by Ambrose Bierce (1890)
• "Pickman's Model" by H. P. Lovecraft (1927)
• "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper" by Robert Bloch (1943)
• "The Screaming Laugh" by Cornell Wollrich (1938)
• "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner (1930)
• "Bianca's Hands" by Theodore Sturgeon (1947)
• "The Girl With The Hungry Eyes" by Fritz Leiber (1949)
• "Shut A Final Door" by Truman Capote (1947)
• "Come And Go Mad" by Frederic Brown (1949)
• "The Scarlet King" by Evan Hunter (1954)
• "Sticks" by Karl Edward Wagner (1974)
• "Sardonicus" by Ray Russell (1961)
• "A Teacher's Rewards" by Robert Phillips (1970)
• "The Roaches" by Thomas M. Disch (1965)
• "The Jam" by Henry Slesar (1958)
• "Black Wind" by Bill Pronzini (1979)
• "The Road To Mictlantecutli" by Adobe James (1965)
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• "Call First" by Ramsey Campbell (1975)
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• "Namesake" by Elizabeth Morton (1981)
• "Camps" by Jack Dann (1979)
• "You Know Willie" by Theodore R Cogswell (1957)
• "The Mindworm" by CM Kornbluth (1950)
• "Warm" by Robert Shckley (1953)
• "Transfer" by Barry N Malzberg (1975)
• "The Doll" by Joyce Carol Oates (1980)
• "If Damon Comes" by Charles L Grant (1978)
• "Mass Without Voices" by Arthur L Samuels (1979)
• "The Oblong Room" by Edward S Hoch (1967)
• "The Party" by William F Nolan (1967)
• "The Crate" by Stephen King (1979)

Killed Off for Real does not cover any time when a character dies and doesn't come back. It only covers instances when most characters in the work that die come back, but not this character or characters. (At least, that's how I see the trope, based on its entry in Square Peg Round Trope),

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• "Finis" by Frank Lillie Pollack (1906)
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• "R.U.R." by Karel Čapek (1920)
• "The Tissue Culture King" by Julian Huxley (1926)
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• "The Gostak And The Doshes" by Miles J Breuer (1930)
• "Alas, All Thinking!" by Harry Bates (1935)
• "The Mad Moon" by Stanley G. Weinbaum (1935)
• "As Never Was" by P Schuyler Miller (1912)
• "Desertion" by Clifford D. Simak (1944)
• "The Strange Case Of John Kingman" by Murray Leinster (1948)
• "Dreams Are Sacred" by Peter Phillips (1948)
• "Misbegotten Missionary" by Isaac Asimov (1950)
• "Dune Roller" by Julian May (1951)
• "Warm" by Robert Sheckley (1953)
• "A Bad Day For Sales" by Fritz Leiber (1953)
• "Man Of Parts" by HL Gold (1954)
• "The Man Who Came Early" by Poul Anderson (1956)
• "The Burning Of The Brain" by Cordwainer Smith (1958)
• "The Men Who Murdered Mohammed" by Alfred Bester (1958)
• "The Man Who Lost The Sea" by Theodore Sturgeon (1959)
• "Goodlife" by Fred Saberhagen (1963)
• "The Sliced-Crosswise Only-On-Tuesday World" by Philip José Farmer (1971)
• "Gehenna" by KMO Donnell (1971)
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• "Think Only This Of Me" by Michael Kurland (1973)
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• "The Author Of The Acacia Seeds And Other Extracts From The Journal Of The Association Of Therolinguistics" by Ursula K. Le Guin (1974)
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First published in Saturday newspapers under the Boys And Girls Page (1 December 1951) by the Newspaper Enterprise Association, this story has been reprinted thirty times; The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction (February 1954 issue), Operation Future (1955), Fiction (issue #35, October 1956), Earth is Room Enough (1957), Journeys in Science Fiction (1961), 50 Short Science Fiction Tales (1963), Connoisseur's Science Fiction (1964), Untravelled Worlds (1966), Urania (issue #493, July 1968), Future Can We Shape It (1973), Nueva Dimensión (issue #42, Febuary 1973), The Best Of Isaac Asimov (1973), As Tomorrow Becomes Today (1974), Science Fiction and Fantasy (1977), Strange Planets (1977), Beyond Time and Space (1978), The Far Ends Of Time And Earth (1979), Science Fiction Stories (1979), Skylark Science Fiction Stories (1980), Sirius (Yugoslavia/Croatia magazine #46, July 1980 issue), Meine Freunde Die Roboter (1982), Raintree Reading Series 2 (1982), Brennpunkt Zukunft 2 (1982), Fantastic Reading: Stories and Activities For Grades 5–8 (1984), De Kortste Fantastische Verhalen (1985), Technology (1989), The Asimov Chronicles Fifty Years Of Isaac Asimov (1990), The Complete Stories, Volume 1 (1990), Science Fiction Stories (1991), Science Fiction I (1991), The Language of Literature (Grade 6) (1996), and 20 récits d'anticipation et de science-fiction (2016).

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