07-23-2016, 09:23 AM
"I mean, at the risk of sounding biased, I'd say my willpower is fairly strong. It would have to be, since I'm the only rabbit officer in Zootopia. Takes guts," she said, putting her hands behind her back, as half a respectful gesture, and half a way to fiddle with them without anyone noticing. Though she was loathe to admit it, she was slightly nervous. All these people in costumes, a captain, an android, and a space cop, next to her, a simple rabbit? Sounded like she was playing in the big leagues now. She steeled her resolve, taking a deep breath. I can do this, she thought to herself
"Ms. Hopps. You seem worried. There is no need. We're all friends here," the android said.
Judy chuckled weakly. She knew that. "That's not the issue, sir. It's irrelevant, anyway." She still held her professional attitude toward the group, though she did trust them. Likely nerves.
"Speaking of which, it'd be logical to demonstrate our respective abilities, so that we may better cooperate in future operations," the android said. "Including anyone is hiding." Odd of him to mention that; she'd noticed a few squeaks near the balcony windows herself. Honestly, she thought it was weather, or wildlife. She supposed she was wrong.
The Vision guided the group (sans the butler, who she hadn't figured out the name of yet) to the elevator, and she entered excitedly. It was time to prove her mettle as an Avenger, among supermammals.
After a moment, Vision spoke up once more. "Coming?"
This was confusing for a moment, wasn't this the whole team? A light crackling alerted her to the presence of another being in the elevator, and her spoken word alerted the others. The android and this lady seemed to know each other. This was vaguely surprising, but not unreasonable. What she was concerned about was the teleporting. "Is nobody going to question that?" she muttered under her breath, right before the elevator opened.
She followed the Captain to the training room, as ordered by the android. He apparently had more important business.
"So! Where do we start?"
"Ms. Hopps. You seem worried. There is no need. We're all friends here," the android said.
Judy chuckled weakly. She knew that. "That's not the issue, sir. It's irrelevant, anyway." She still held her professional attitude toward the group, though she did trust them. Likely nerves.
"Speaking of which, it'd be logical to demonstrate our respective abilities, so that we may better cooperate in future operations," the android said. "Including anyone is hiding." Odd of him to mention that; she'd noticed a few squeaks near the balcony windows herself. Honestly, she thought it was weather, or wildlife. She supposed she was wrong.
The Vision guided the group (sans the butler, who she hadn't figured out the name of yet) to the elevator, and she entered excitedly. It was time to prove her mettle as an Avenger, among supermammals.
After a moment, Vision spoke up once more. "Coming?"
This was confusing for a moment, wasn't this the whole team? A light crackling alerted her to the presence of another being in the elevator, and her spoken word alerted the others. The android and this lady seemed to know each other. This was vaguely surprising, but not unreasonable. What she was concerned about was the teleporting. "Is nobody going to question that?" she muttered under her breath, right before the elevator opened.
She followed the Captain to the training room, as ordered by the android. He apparently had more important business.
"So! Where do we start?"