[Artemis catches the change in Wally's tone. At first it reminds her of the Green Arrow--the Green Arrow is her hero, after all, and Ollie is (and she'll never admit this, even to Black Canary) more of a father to her than her own dad has ever been. And she's only known Ollie for a few months.
But no, it's not the Green Arrow talking--that is pure Flash. And it scares her, because as much as she idolizes the heroes she sees on the news, the kids on the team have always been accessible. Normal. The kids she could have been if she hadn't been the daughter of two super villains.
Wally is annoying--he is annoying incarnate--and he's no more a Justice Leaguer than she is. Except he apparent has this iron core of heroism. Maybe it's genetic.
What does she have? Well, right now she has her team, and that means Robin and Kid Flash. That's going to have to be enough.]
All right. [She nods, subconsciously reaching back and squeezing her bow, though it would be pointless to draw it.] Just let me know when we start crossing bridges.
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But no, it's not the Green Arrow talking--that is pure Flash. And it scares her, because as much as she idolizes the heroes she sees on the news, the kids on the team have always been accessible. Normal. The kids she could have been if she hadn't been the daughter of two super villains.
Wally is annoying--he is annoying incarnate--and he's no more a Justice Leaguer than she is. Except he apparent has this iron core of heroism. Maybe it's genetic.
What does she have? Well, right now she has her team, and that means Robin and Kid Flash. That's going to have to be enough.]
All right. [She nods, subconsciously reaching back and squeezing her bow, though it would be pointless to draw it.] Just let me know when we start crossing bridges.