Ah, yes, the wife of Manitou Raven. Well, his wife and later successor. A strong, independent-minded woman, from an era when that was considered a bad thing. She might do well in this era. Especially if she's studied the same magic as Raven.
I mean, Raven does clean up nicely, but he has been in sort-of seclusion for several thousand years.
Though her turning up would probably put a dour spin on the affair.
She may know, but does she understand? There's a difference between not seeing a place for a few years or such, and not seeing it for several thousand.
To be fair, she can get around the language barrier with magic, though the cultural ones might be trickier.
Admittedly, Raven was a couple of decades older, I think and a workaholic. He probably expected her to look elsewhere, as long as she returned to him.
Quite a few things skipped, yes. But I suspect that very determined and headstrong nature is why she didn't stay in the past. Raven is her man, wherever she may stray, and she will be with him.
Ah, right, how to explain it. since they came along sometime after the Ancient League's day...
The joy of trying to work out names she might recognise. Because names like 'Aegean Sea' and 'Greece' are much newer.
Wrong thing to say, given that Whaler was a bit of a psycho.
"It's taller than it used to be..."
A suitably durable window can be surprisingly resistant to impact. I remember seeing a video of a man running from police in a motel room trying to jump through his window and simply bouncing off and looking rather foolish...
So, jsut some bruised knuckles, maybe a bleeding scrape or two. Could have been worse if she had broken it, of course.
Nice bit of 'you saw nothing' energy there.
I suspect she's very old friends with pain, given her origins.
...Probably safer than giving her a handsome young man to work with.
Nice of him to be self-aware enough that he's not going to play the 'kyle' role here.
Ah, that'll be her calling in to let him know what she found.
...There's quite a few Joys about. None I know of in superheroic circles, certainly...
In the games, it's probably just sprite re-use that became a tradition. In the anime... It was weird. Apparently it's a family name, and business.
No, OL isn't trying to get you to ease off on the superheroing.
And somewhere, Giovanni Zatara shudders without really knowing why.
Ah, right, the rune OL and Balewa found. So they're the same one? Interesting... Not necessarily one used in the sinking or raising of Atlantis, then.
Interesting indeed...
Unless that's what some of the zombies were doing: Collecting it manually as some manner of group...
Like that would stop some powerful mages.
Which raises the question of how long she's been involved in this, if she is at all...
still so many unknowns yet to solve...
Okay, she might take a little longer to get used to things like this...
Admittedly, he might be a little blunt about certain subjects. I hope he's been studying interactions with humanoids.
Actually all humans in Pokemon are magical, so the answer would be yes, she is a magical nurse.
Thank you, corrected.
Not yet due to Celestial Archer getting powered up by his goddess, but he's a good deal closer than he was.
No, she hasn't. As far as I remember from the comics, she basically used his equipment and had to learn magic nearly from scratch.