Insecurity
STAR CITY
DECEMBER 4TH
Artemis and Green Arrow were firing arrows at the new spider themed villain who was crawling on the side of a building. The Tarantula jumped across the building and tackled Arrow to the ground. Artemis fired her bow causing him to back flip away.
Green Arrow: good girl. Uh take the lead on this one.
Artemis fired a frost arrow hitting the webbing, sending the spider tumbling. Artemis shot a netted arrow at him capturing the villain.
Green Arrow: nice work.
STAR CITY ZETA TUBE.
Artemis: (excited) did you see the look on his face? Oh, okay he was wearing a mask but did you see the look on his mask?
Lightning Rod suddenly landed from on top of a nearby roof.
Artemis: Lightning Rod! You wont believe what happened!
Green Arrow smirked.
Artemis: right. Calming down.
Lightning Rod: I bought cookies.
Artemis: (she and Patrick entered the tube. Artemis turned to Arrow) see you next week?
Green Arrow: you bet.
Artemis smiled and closed the door.
Recognized Lightning Rod B-0-2
Artemis B-0-7
Green Arrow: been watching long?
MOUNT JUSTICE
DECEMBER 5th
Recognized Artemis B-0-7
Green Arrow: Artemis. Just in time.
Patrick walked up to her and held her hand.
Green Arrow: look who's agreed to join the team.
Roy turned to face the blond
Wally: Finally!
Artemis: sure, the team needed a real archer.
Patrick looked down at her, confused but let it ho when Ollie spoke.
Green Arrow: okay people, listen up. The dynamic duo's on a case in Gotham but Batman gave me a heads up. Sportsmaster was spotted coming through Louis Armstrong, New Orleans international airport.
Zatanna: in full costume? Nervy.
Green Arrow: in street clothes. Facial recognition software picked up the ID. Find out what he's up to.
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Young Justice: The Lightning Rod
Fanfiction(Season 1) ✅After Black Canary and Green Arrow discover a boy with no memory of his life, Canary takes the boy under her wing and tries to help him figure out who he is. After he and the other sidekicks discover the secrets of Cadmus he finds a clue...
