Bella MacLeod's Twilight Fanfiction

Call Me Kara

By BetterInTexas

Outtake 04:

A/N Okay, Barry Allen has made an appearance in Survivors, chapter 30 but I won’t classify it as a Flash crossover because thirty chapters in and 250K words seems a little long to hold out Barry especially a young Barry still in college. I can say that there will be a sequel to Survivors that will be a Flash SG pairing crossover. This one shot has a bit about what went on at Watchtower while they waited for information on Kara’s battle with Darkseid and a day in the life of 16 year old Lexie. I keep getting enough of these future scenes I might gather the all into a sequel one day but I would rather keep working on Survivors and then get to the Flash sequel of that. Basically it is a DC universe with everyone on one Earth and Kara in the Superman role since Kal is still a boy. Got some plans with the World Killers and such but Kara has to take out some relatives first in Survivors. Okay thats it. A Supergirl Wonder Woman one shot or more story coming soon called the Immortals. If you haven’t seen the Wonder Woman movie go see it! I’ve seen it DC movie and probably best comic book movie I have seen since Avengers.

Outtake 04:

The little blonde girl stayed in her grandfather’s arms, too scared to move. She had just pulled her Daddy out of the Speedforce, seen him breaking apart, nearly gone before her young eyes.

Her Grandpa, Uncle Cisco and her had just ran into the black shadow and were back. She saw her grandmother’s shoulders drop in relief at seeing them and then rush towards her, taking her out of her Grandpa’s arms and squeezing her tight. The large tears falling out of her Grandma’s eyes did not escape her notice, nor did the silence in the room, even though it was filled with people. They all had their eyes glued to several monitors showing video feeds from above. Lexie guessed those were satellites looking down. All she saw was a big fire, the fire Mommy was trying to put out.

“It’s okay Grandma. I got Daddy back. He is going to help Mommy put out the fire.” the little girl told the crying woman who held her very tightly.

She heard Winn say that Superman and Wonder Woman had arrived, and that a battle was taking place. It looked like Donna and Firestorm had arrived as well. Barry was somewhere over the Atlantic.

“Something is going on. Those bright spots, those are beams of some sort. Not heat vision, they are… my God they are hot.” Winn told the group, fearing Darkseid was still alive. If he survived that, what couldn’t he survive?

“Can you clear the picture up? Zoom in?” the woman who was called Barb or Oracle asked Uncle Winn.

Winn shook her head. “The fire, the smoke, its too great. It will take out any view just from the glare. I can just tell that there are very bright beams, hotter than the fire, hotter than Kara has ever produced.” he finished quietly. No one wanted to admit what that could mean. Darkseid was still alive meaning Kara and Ray were not. They had succeeded but at a terrible cost.

“Picking up greater temperatures… Jax and Superman must be fighting that thing. Diana and Donna, I think I can make out their hair.” Winn commented. Lexie looked at the chair where her Aunt Caitlin sat. Aunt Caitlin was not looking at the monitor of the fire. Instead her head was on the desk in front of her. Lexie could tell by the great breaths she was taking and the rise and fall of her chest that she was crying, crying very hard.

“Aunt Cait don’t cry. Mommy is going to be okay. She can’t die. She can’t be beat. She is Superwoman.” It was important for Lexie to remind Her Aunt Cait about this. She seemed to have forgotten. Nothing and no one could beat Superwoman. It wasn’t possible.

A large explosion, larger than the fire already on the screen happened, causing everyone in the room to flinch. It sent out a massive shockwave. Had her Dad finally showed up and hit the bad guy? She didn’t see a monster in the desert so Lexie supposed her Dad beat the monster also.

“Huge radiation spike. Definite possibility of heat vision combined with whatever those beams were but… too powerful for heat vision. Kara’s anyway. I am not sure about Superman.”

Oracle shook her head. “Superman has never had that much power, not enough to counter the destructive energy of those beams. Those things are hotter than the million ton pile of burning metal behind it.”

“Could it be the two of them together?” her grandfather asked.

“I doubt it. Kara would be injured from a crash like that. She wouldn’t have that much power.” Cisco mumbled but Lexie heard him. She knew… her grandmother, Aunt Cait, the look on Winn’s face. Lexie knew they all thought her mother was dead. But it wasn’t possible. Her mother was Superwoman, the most powerful woman in the universe. Nobody could beat her.

It just wasn’t possible.

Then Donna’s voice asking for an update.

Then the news that turned the silence and tears into shouts of joy, screams of victory.

Superwoman and the Atom were alive. Darkseid was dead. Mommy was going to be here soon.

“I told you it would be okay, Grandma. Superwoman can’t lose.”

Cat Grant took Lexie and Eliza fell to the floor, still crying, tears of utter relief, Jeremiah kneeling next to her, holding her in a hug.

“Grandma?”

Caitlin grabbed the little girl from Cat Grant and squeezed her.

“She is okay. She is going to be okay.” Caitlin kept repeating.

The word was being broadcast from Watchtower around the world. The ship destroyed, Darkseid dead, Supergirl alive. That was what she was called here. Supergirl. Lexie swore she could hear the shouting all over the world.

Though she had no way of knowing, she could almost imagine the joy. She didn’t see what was going on in Wyoming. She did not see Oliver Queen on his knees, praying, something he had not done in a long time if ever, Nyssa and Alex right next to him. She didn’t see Alex fall to the ground after hearing Kara lived. She had wanted so badly to believe it, believe her little sister had once again flown into space and pulled off the impossible and lived. But Alex hadn’t been there to bring her down. Kara did it on her own. Did she get off? Judging by the shouts of victory, and Overwatch’s broadcast it was true. Kara Zor El and Barry Allen had pulled off the impossible. Further news came in that the monster known as Doomsday had been disintegrated by the Flash. He had hit light speed and survived. The shockwave all heard not twenty minutes ago, the one literally heard around the world, had been the Flash hitting Doomsday with an Infinite Mass punch, the only one ever thrown.

Back in the tower, Lexie’s happiness at being proved right gave way to something else the little girl had next to no knowledge of. She felt terror.

Because her Daddy was back and Mommy was in his arms and she had been beaten. She was hurt badly . Caitlin gave her back to Cat Grant and ran after her Daddy into a medical room. Her Grandma and Grandpa ran too.

Mommy looked horrible. Her eyes were swollen and so was her nose. It was crooked. She had blood all over her face. Her pretty costume had been ruined. Her lip was bleeding.

She was Superwoman. Superwoman could not get hurt. Cat Grant was a nice lady and tried to carry her somewhere to play, Lexie guessed. Cat Grant was not strong enough to stop Lexie though. Lexie jumped out of her arms but she didn’t hit the ground. She flew through the hallways, down the stair case and followed her ears to her Daddy. Her Daddy was placing her Mommy on a sun bed. Lexie remembered that Mommy had one in S.T.A.R. She hardly ever used it anymore.

She opened the door, nearly ripping it off its hinges. Uncle Winn tried to pick her up but Lexie shrugged him off. She was not going anywhere.

She stood by the door, while her Grandpa and Grandma tried to wake her up, her Grandpa trying to pry one of Mommy’s swollen eyelids open and not having much luck. He said something about wanting to shine a light but gave up.

Caitlin had a big machine brought in and it was humming over her Mommy. Caitlin said something about being fairly sure that there was no internal bleeding. Of course there wasn’t. Superwoman did not bleed.

But she was. Mommy was bleeding. Her heart was beating slower than it usually did. Her father looked scared, something she had never seen him look before. Not like this. Lexie stood in the corner, her eyes never leaving her Mommy. Grandma tried to talk her into getting rest but she would stay. Daddy would stay and so would she. Her Grandpa brought her a chair and sat next to her for a while then went to fix her a dinner of some sort. Lexie ate it the same as her Dad, automatically and not really sure what she was putting in her mouth.

As the hours dragged on the other heroes arrived back at Watchtower. Lexie stayed in her mother’s room, not moving an inch. She knew she would have to go to the bathroom soon but there was one three doors down and she wouldn’t be long.

The little girl listened to Uncle Ray tell the people upstairs what Mommy had done, taking out a monster. She watched Kal El come in and snap her mother’s nose at Aunt Caitlin’s request. Lexie was angry at first but since Caitlin asked and Daddy only winced but didn’t shout to stop, Lexie supposed it was okay.

She continued to listen upstairs, while she sat in her Daddy’s lap and Charlie slept on the floor at the foot of the sun bed. She heard about her mother and Kal El, or Second String as a lot of people were calling him, burned eyes with the monster, blinding him, defeating him. She heard about Jax frying the monster and Princess Diana and Princess Donna stabbing him through the eyes.

She heard people talk about what a legend her mother was. She saved the world twice, she never quit, willing to give her own life for others. She also heard her family, Uncle Ollie and Dr. Stein tell the others stories about how her Daddy stopped a black hole from swallowing the Earth along with a guy named Ronnie Raymond. She heard Uncle Cisco talk about her Daddy saving the entire multiverse by beating someone called Zoom.

Through it all, her and her Daddy stayed inside the room. Grandpa and Grandma came and went, trading out with Caitlin and Winn, while the others tried to talk Lexie out of the room. Even her Daddy tried to talk her into going to take a nap but like Charlie, Lexie would not leave her Mommy.

Aunt Alex arrived earlier and had rushed inside. She stood over Mommy for hours, playing with her hair. Aunt Nyssa talked her into getting treated. They all had wounds, nothing serious and even Uncle Ollie was limping. He only came inside once, kissed her mother’s forehead and then sat outside the room on a bench, next to Grandma or Grandpa. Aunt Alex turned down the offer of a chair when she returned and checked her Mommy’s vital signs. Aunt Caitlin hovered and so did Uncle Cisco.

Finally on the second day, tired of sleeping on her Daddy’s lap while he slept sitting up, they lay down on the sun bed with Mommy. Aunt Caitlin turned the heat down and Charlie hopped up onto Mommy’s chest. Aunt Alex volunteered to get Lexie and her Dad some food and thanked the little girl, then telling her she could have just said Mommy was okay. Lexie decided Aunt Alex may have bumped her head.

Then the moment she had waited for. She knew her mother’s heartbeat and she recognized the change even in the light sleep she had been in. Lexie’s head popped up just in time to see her mother open her eyes and smile.

The little girl in question was now sixteen and a kick woke her from her dream. The dream was not pleasant but neither was it a nightmare. It was one she often had when she knew her parents were getting ready for a big battle. That was a time that had forever seared itself into Lexie’s mind. It showed her that no matter the powers, no matter the strength or speed, everyone could be hurt, everyone could die, even her mother and father.

She turned over and looked at the blonde who had kicked her very hard.

“Ouch!”

“What?” Cassie asked, rolling over.

“If we are going to share my bed do you think you could not kick me?”

Cassie Sandsmark, daughter of Helen Sandsmark and Zeus, laughed at her girlfriend.

“Sorry. I was having a having dream about you. I guess I wanted you up. Besides, you are invincible. How can little me make you hurt?”

Lexie smiled at her despite the annoyance. The two had a very public and loud argument yesterday. It was staged of course, because whenever Donna and Kara saw the two arguing they insisted they bond with each other at a sleepover. If her mother and father knew Lexie was dating her supposed nemesis, they probably wouldn’t approve of the two sleeping in the same room. Besides a few kisses nothing happened, the two just liked being near each other. Now Lexie was very anxious, wanting everyone she loved around her. Today, probably sometime in the early afternoon or evening, a war would start. Everyone had gathered from two Earths. The Justice Leagues of both worlds, the magician’s from both worlds, all gathered across this Earth to battle a massive invasion fleet of an unknown species. There were thousands of ships and she suspected the majority were heading straight to Central City if these aliens had done their homework. Everyone knew the Justice League operated out of there.

The cities had been evacuated, the heroes gathered, even Fairchild’s Ravagers were on board.

All were prepared for war.

All except Lexie. She had been told to stay back, protect the support and tech team and her little brother Ray as well as Alex and Nyssa’s daughter in the ultra secure basement under Palmer Tech. It wasn’t right. Lexie had her father’s powers and her mother’s powers and knew how to use both very well. She trained obsessively with Uncle Ollie and Aunt Nyssa. She trained against Amazons in sword fights, she trained against Wonder Woman in the air! What more did she need to prove to her parents?

“What time is it?” she asked Cassie.

“Early. Like six. I need my sleep. Big battle to fight tonight.”

“Brat.” Lexie grumbled. She knew this was a big deal for her girlfriend. After her mother’s untimely death, Cassie, confused by her emerging strength and ability to fly of all things was lost, broken even. Then she met her father.

Zeus, king of the gods of Mount Olympus. Of course he was. Why not? Was she allowed to live on Mount Olympus? No, Zeus was big on making babies, not raising them. So she was dropped off at Themyscira. Donna and her mother had been kind to Cassie but she always felt like an outsider. True, Donna may not have been an Amazon in the strictest sense but she grew up on Themyscira. Cassie was an outsider. She trained with them, but never felt she was one of them. Donna brought her back to the States and took over her training herself along with Princess Diana when she stopped by. Now at 16, Donna had deemed her ready to fight for the fate of this world. She would not be with the Amazons but with the Justice League, legends everyone in the world knew of. There was not a corner on Earth that you would find someone who didn’t know the name Superwoman, Flash or Justice League.

Now with an invasion imminent, Cassie had a chance to count herself as those who have stood with those heroes. It was an honor she knew and meant the world to her.

Her girlfriend was not so lucky.

“Yeah, you should get some sleep. I guess you are going to need it. Maybe you can get Donna to talk to Mom…”

“No. Donna said she wouldn’t get involved. Neither will Diana.”

“Cassie, everyone is here. The Martian Manhunter, Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, the Green Arrow, Aunt Alex, Uncle Cisco, Nyssa will be controlling it… stories will be told about this battle forever and I will not be a part of that.”

“So? What matters is winning and keeping our loved ones safe. You have our entire communications and infrastructure to keep safe. You have your little brother and niece to keep safe. They aren’t just leaving you…”

“Yes they are.” Lexie hissed. “My mother will never let me fight. Do you know what it is like growing up with them as your parents? Any idea?”

Cassie shrugged her shoulders. “I had a cool if strict archeologist Mom and a dead beat Olympic god for a father, so no, I can’t imagine what it is to be raised in a healthy, normal loving environment by two people who are devoted to you and each other. Must be tough.”

“It is. You make it sound like they are perfect.”

“You and your Mom are besties. Seriously you have a serious lack of teenage angst when it comes to your parents. You guys are all tight.”

“Until something like this happens. I can’t stand it. You think it is easy to be the daughter of Superwoman and the Flash? My mother has saved two Earths. Literally, twice she has saved every life on a planet. She has saved over 6 billion people! My father, he stopped Central City and probably the planet from getting sucked into a black hole. He saved the entire multiverse! He stopped a monster that had killed thousands, one that Superman and Wonder Woman couldn’t take out, with a single punch! No one has ever done what he has done, what either of them have done. I am ready, I am ready for my turn and now there is an invasion of who knows what with who knows what kind of weapons and the greatest collection of superheroes ever assembled since Darkseid and I am sidelined! I am sick of being in their shadow. It is a bunch of…”

“Watch your language, Alexandra.” a familiar voice told her as the door opened. In her rant Lexie had not noted the other heartbeat. She had forgotten that Diana slept on Ray’s bed the night before while her little brother slept between her mother and father, probably curled up in her Mom’s arms.

“Hey Diana. Did I wake you?” she asked, shuffling away from Cassie a little.

“Yes. I had planned to wake early regardless. I need to touch base with the teams around the world and with your Aunt Nyssa. We have to coordinate and go over the final battle plans. But yes, you two did wake me. Did the two of you get any sleep or were you awake all night?” she asked suggestively.

“I… we don’t know what you are talking about.” Lexie told her, Cassie shaking her head as well.

“I am talking about the staged arguments so the two of you are force to share a room at your mother’s insistence. I know the two of you are in love but if I suspect you are up to any behavior that should be reserved for adults, I will tell your mother and the game is up. I would suggest telling her anyway but that is your call.”

“Oh… sorry. We were just sleeping, promise.”

“I know. Lexie, war is not an opportunity to rise from under your parent’s shadows. I once thought there was glory in war as well. I wanted to be a warrior like my mother and all my sisters. I wanted to be the greatest warrior ever. Once I saw war, I realized how wrong I was. It is bloody and tragic and there is no glory. Yes, your mother is practically deified on our Earth but she would give up any fame if it meant the tragedies had never happened. Today or tonight, thousands of ships will enter the atmosphere of the planet. No matter how large a gathering this is, people will be harmed, property will be destroyed, homes gone forever. Once the mother ship is found, a group of us, including your mother and cousin, your father, me, Oliver and Bruce will enter one of Cisco’s portals and hopefully exit and invade the ship. Your Aunt Nyssa will be at a command center orchestrating the efforts of heroes all over the world and dealing with militaries who want to defend this world as well. I have no doubt that she would rather be in the fighting, if nothing else to be by Alex’s side. But she is doing what needs to be done. Your mother…”

“Does not need the bunker protected!That is just an excuse to keep me…” Lexie stopped talking, seeing Diana’s face as she sat on the edge of the bed next to the girl.

“I am a Princess, a demi goddess and can defeat you in many painful ways and you think it is a good idea to raise your voice with me? I thought you were supposed to be smart?”

Lexie gulped a bit loudly even though her mouth was dry. “Sorry?”

“Your mother cannot be at her best if she does not know that you are safe. If she is not at her best she could be hurt or worse, as could your father. I know you don’t want that.”

Lexie said nothing.

“Do you?”

“I can talk? I just wanted to make sure.” the blonde told her, causing Cassie to stifle a giggle behind her.

“Was that sarcasm? You were cuter when you just lay in a blanket and cooed. Cassie did you know that Lexie hated the idea of being potty trained? She would…”

“Stop!”

Diana smirked. “I told you my ways of defeating you would be painful. She needs you safe.”

“And as bad as it can be, I need to be out there. It’s not all about glory for me. I am tired of my family and friends risking their lives while I stay back. I have been training for this my whole life. Since we came back from the battle with Darkseid, I have done and learned everything I have been asked to. Diana, you know if you were in my position you would feel the same way.”

Diana stood up and walked towards the door. Turning back, she gifted Lexie with a smile.

“Then talk to your parents. You have always talked to your mother about everything until recently. You won’t tell her about your girlfriend because you like sleep overs and you won’t talk about this with her, you just whine about being unfairly kept out of battles. You are 16. If you feel you are old enough to fight then you should be old enough to talk to her and explain your reasons in a calm and reasonable manner. For the record Donna and I have had many arguments recently about you, Cassandra. I do not feel you are ready but she does. Since this is her Earth I cannot go against her wishes, but you would not be going into this battle if it was my call, sister. Both of you try to get some more rest. It will be a long 24 hours.”

Diana left the two in silence, both lost in their thoughts. Unable to sleep, Lexie got up and dressed, slipping into her backup suit. The primary one was on her mannequin at S.T.A.R. She preferred this one though. Cisco has redesigned it a bit. Instead of an all white body suit it covered her shoulders and halfway down her arms in red that matched her cape. The boots remained tall and red but her white clad legs had red racing stripes on them. Her mask was identical to her mothers except for the red colors. Kara had expressed many times that she wished Lexie would add a bit of blue but like her father, red was her favorite color. Cassie’s red armored top may have been one of the first things that attracted the teen to her girlfriend.

“Suiting up this early? Not that I am complaining.”

“Yeah, I need to do a systems check. I’m going to call Uncle Winn and see if he can remote it. I am sure he is at S.T.A.R already or in Uncle Ray’s bunker.”

“Why do you need a systems check?”

“Because I am kicking some space invader ass and no one is going to stop me.”

Lexie walked towards her parents room and opened the door softly. Not surprisingly, both were up, lying on their backs while Ray’s head was buried into his mother while she ran her fingers through his shaggy hair.

“Hey baby… why are you suited up already? We have time and you can just keep your suit in the bunker if…” Kara started.

“I need to talk to both of you. Its important.”

“Okay.” Barry agreed. “Is Diana up?”

“Yes.”

Barry moved Ray to his bed without waking the boy and was back and dressed in seconds. Her mother didn’t bother, preferring her pajamas.

“I want to fight.” she told her parents calmly. As Diana suggested she would remain calm and not whine.

“We talked about this.” Kara told her with a sigh.

“No you talked about this.”

“Lexie, this, not even this battle but a lot of the battles we have faced, they are ugly.” Barry told her. “This situation may well require us to… kill whoever is coming to our planet. If there was one or two ships I might think that it could be a peaceful species wanting to make contact. Thousands of ships, possibly hundreds of thousands of enemies, we have no idea. It is entirely possible that we will have no choice but to kill many of them, maybe all of them. Is that something you really want to be involved in?”

“If you two are going to be there then yes. It is something I want to be involved in. Grandpa Joe told me a story once Dad. He said when you became the Flash he didn’t want you to use your powers to fight crime. He told you that you weren’t invincible. You did it anyway. You told Thawne or Wells at the time I guess that if you could save someone from a burning building you were going to do it.”

“I know…”

“Mom, after you saved Aunt Alex you could have stayed in the shadows. Instead you went out into the light, fought battles no one else could. Kal said you were almost killed by Reactron and knew you could be but fought him anyway. You were ready to fight Non and his entire Army if you had to. You didn’t have to come back to fight Darkseid. You didn’t have to risk your life, go inside that ship and nearly die to save the world. But you did. You are both legends and I am proud to have you as my parents. Despite the superhero lifestyle you are both amazing parents. I realize this could get ugly. I do not want to kill anyone. But I will not stand by while some race of unknowns tries to take out my planet, my family and my home. I want to be in this battle. I am one of the most powerful people on this planet even with the heroes that are here. I want to be involved.”

Kara took a deep breath and looked at Barry. They both knew this day would come but not in such a dramatic fashion. Barry had looked forward to Thawne maybe popping up in the timeline again and watching Lexie beat the hell out of him, or run circles around him. Maybe there could be a break out in Iron Heights and she could take out the Weather Wizard on her own.

He did not want her helping with natural disasters. Every time the League helped with those Kara came back shellshocked. The sight of so many dead bodies never failed to hit her hard and he knew Lexie was as sensitive about other’s pain as Kara.

“What is it you want to do?” Barry asked quietly.

Lexie tried to stay calm, seem mature. She would not giggle.

Yet.

“Where is Aunt Alex going to be?”

“With the Amazons, Donna and Cassie. You want to fight with the Amazons?” Kara guessed. She and been training with them every summer and on some weekends during the school year since she was 7.

“Yeah, I would. I can also be anywhere I need to be to help. I can circle the globe in ten minutes now and I think I can go faster.”

Kara looked at Barry and shook her head. Lexie definitely had her father’s love of speed. Kara stood up and walked to her daughter, not the same height as she was. She wrapped her arms around her, squeezing her tightly.

“Remember you are not invincible.” she told her daughter.

“I am.”

“Act like you aren’t, always. I don’t know what type of weapons they might have. They could very well kill us. Please be careful. Don’t act… impulsively I guess.” Kara finished with a sad laugh. Her daughter’s code name bothered her greatly now. She used to think it was cute.

“You have both taught me a lot. Everyone has. But isn’t this the exact kind of thing you have always said you wanted me to do? To fight for those who can’t fight for themselves? Isn’t that what we do?”

“Yeah, it is.” Barry admitted, scared but proud just as Kara was. “Just be smart, do what the others tell you too. Alex, Donna, if they tell you to do something you do it. No hesitation, okay?”

“Yes sir. So I can fight?”

“Can we stop you?” Kara asked, chuckling but seriously wondering.

“If you tell me not to I won’t. I just want a chance to make a difference. To be like the two of you.”

“You aren’t. You are better.” her father told her and kissed her on the forehead.

“Okay then. Call Winn.” Kara told her. “He is going to need to do a systems check. In a couple hours your team is leaving for the coast.”

“And Superman, Batman, Flash, Superwoman, Wonder Woman and the Green Arrow are going to be vibed onto an alien ship. Just make sure Uncle Cisco doesn’t blow the whole thing up before you get off.”

“We won’t. He is very good at controlling his blasts. Is there… is there anything else you wanted to talk about? Any questions or…”

“No… yeah, actually I am gay, Cassie and I have been together for about four months and we only pretend to argue so you and Donna will insist on sleepovers. I’m going to go find Winn now and have a systems check. I will see you guys later, love you!”

Lexie was gone in a streak of red and leaving the parents standing silent, trying to digest that.

“They have had six sleepovers in the past two weeks.” Barry finally mumbled.

Kara shook her head. “I just hope they were sleeping. Wait they have been undressing… oh hell no. If they want to date that is fine but they are not sleeping together until they are older. No… thats fine. Once we save the world again we are having the sex talk with her again, only this time with both of them.”

“But we…”

“Its just to teach them a lesson. I may even let Eliza help to mortify her even more. That little brat!”

“Kind of smart though.” Barry admitted. “You think she will be alright?”

Kara nodded.

“Of course she will. She is going to be a legend. I guess the journey starts today.”