Cheers To Victory (a SheZow fic)

	A couple days had passed since SheBang had gotten the VRS-She. It was currently 7:00 AM, and Kelly was in the She-Lair talking to Sheila as she often did. The lack of sleep was really starting to get to her. "Hey, Sheila..." Kelly sighed.
	"Is something the matter?" Sheila asked.
	"SheBang's gotten stronger, he even got that excessively cool motorcycle. But when Guy saw it, he didn't get jealous at all! Morgan even offered to let him use it if he needs to!" Kelly protested.
	"Well, that's just how things are around here. You and Maz have both gotten to drive the Shehicle as well," Sheila pointed out.
	"Still, this isn't working. I need to push Morgan even further, REALLY power him up and make Guy feel completely outclassed," Kelly stated.
	"That's not very sisterly of you," Sheila commented.
	"If Guy doesn't start taking things seriously and powering himself up, he's going to die early!" Kelly blurted out. "That battle with the gorilla was WAY too close! And what if SheZow had gotten ambushed on the way back to the city by some OTHER baddie?"
	"I understand your concern, but people don't just change overnight," Sheila advised.
	"That's not an excuse to give up," Kelly declared. "I'll talk to Morgan at school today. He might have an idea." With that, Kelly got out of her chair and headed out of the She-Lair to get ready for school.

	Later that day, it was currently lunch time at Megadale Middle School. After the preceding class had ended, Kelly grabbed Morgan and led him around until they found a relatively secluded spot outside. "If this is a confession, I'm going to make you cry," Morgan pointed out.
	"No, stupid. We just need to talk about our...plans," Kelly informed. "We need to make you even MORE feminine."
	"Well, that medicine hasn't arrived yet, has it?" Morgan asked.
	"I was thinking less along the lines of that, more along the lines of lifestyle, hobbies....Guy doesn't do a single remotely non-masculine thing when he's not SheZow, so it's a good way for you to get ahead," Kelly suggested.
	"Like....BEING A CHEERLEADER?!" Morgan blurted out, putting his hands on his cheeks as he smiled. He was so loud that some of the other students looked at the two of them. Kelly put her hand over Morgan's mouth and waved to the onlookers.
	"Quiet! But now that I think about it..." Kelly's thoughts halted her sentence. A few seconds later, she grinned. "That would probably do the trick. We'll go with that!"
	"But..." Morgan's bout of happiness subsided. "They probably wouldn't let me on the squad. This school only has girl cheerleaders, right?"
	"Right! Which means someone like you, who lacks any sort of masculinity, would be perfect for the squad! And I've seen you run and jump around, even when you're not transformed. They'd be stupid not to let you in," Kelly encouraged.
	"Well..."
	"Come on, what have you got to lose from at least giving it a shot?" Kelly inquired.
	Morgan sighed. "Okay, but you have to come with me. I'm not going by myself!"
	"No problem," Kelly agreed.

	Meanwhile, Guy and Maz were hanging out in another area outside, eating their lunches and talking about recent events. "I'm sorry, dude," Maz sighed. "Why didn't you mention that before?"
	"Well...I just didn't really think it was that important," Guy laughed, scratching his head and avoiding eye contact.
	"Still, if I had known you were going out looking for trouble, I'd have put off studying!"
	Guy put both of his hands on Maz's shoulders and shook him a little. "Get a grip, man! Your life can't revolve around 'her'. You have to take care of yourself too, you know."
	"Then why don't you ever study?" Maz asked.
	"Besides the fact that it's boring? My future's already set. Even if I wanted to do something different for a living, it wouldn't matter one bit," Guy explained.
	Maz raised an eyebrow. "You never know. Something might happen someday that'll turn you back to normal for good."
	"Fat chance. I think you just don't wanna study all by yourself," Guy snickered, elbowing Maz.
	"Well...maybe. I guess I'm just used to hanging out with you all the time. And Kelly. Heck, I'm even getting used to Morgan," Maz admitted.
	Guy patted Maz on the back. "Well, I MIGHT try doing homework more often if we do it as a team."
	"You mean, you copying my answers?"
	"C'mon, am I really that sneaky?" Guy inquired.
	"Two words: family tree," Maz pointed out.
	"But Kelly and I have the same family tree! There only needed to BE one report!" Guy protested. "Hey, are you gonna eat that pudding?" Guy tried to snatch the pudding from Maz's lunch, but Maz held him back.
	"It's a good thing you ended up the way you did. You'd make a terrible dad," Maz pointed out.
	"And you wouldn't?"
	"Eeeehh...I dunno," Maz replied reluctantly. "Not sure I even wanna have kids. I'd never have any time to spend with them, because of...you know."
	"Wait, are you telling me that you plan on being my sidekick even ten or twenty years from now?!" Guy exclaimed.
	"Why not? Livin' the dream! Everyone wanted to be a superhero at some point in their lives, and this is pretty close!" Maz confirmed. "I can't let you deal with all this yourself, with Kelly breathing down your neck the whole time. Friends aren't friends unless they're there for the good AND the bad, right?" Maz asked, holding up his hand.
	Guy gave him a high five. "Thanks, Maz."

	After lunch had ended, three hours of classroom time went by. When the day was over, Morgan went to leave, by Kelly grabbed him. "Where do you think YOU'RE going?"
	"Ummm...home? Bed?" Morgan replied half-heartedly.
	"I think not! Come on," Kelly ordered, pulling Morgan along and leading him toward the exit that led to the back of the school, where the football field was, among other things. Both the football team and the cheerleading squad were practicing there. They did not run into Guy or Maz in the halls, mainly due to Kelly's speed. Ideally, she didn't WANT to meet up with them and be forced to explain the situation; the less Guy knew about the grand scheme of things, the better. A couple of minutes later, they were making their way across the field. A couple of the guys on the football team snickered when they saw Morgan being pulled along helplessly, but immediately silenced themselves when they saw Kelly's glaring predator eyes locked onto them.
	Vicky, a black-haired ponytailed cheerleader, waved to Kelly. "Hey, Kelly, what's up?"
	Kelly pulled Morgan to the squad. "I brought you girls a new recruit!"
	"No way a bookworm like you could ever--"
	"Not me, him!" Kelly chimed, pulling Morgan in front of her and pushing him forward. Morgan looked incredibly nervous with all of the eyes on him.
	Wanda, the blonde captain of the squad, tilted her head. "Wait, I remember....Morgan, right? The new kid? All sorts of rumors have been flying around."
	"Not a new kid, exactly. He's been here the whole year, but no one really started to notice him until after he went missing and came back with a new look," Kelly explained.
	"Hmmm..." Wanda pondered, looking over Morgan. "There's no denying he's cute. But..."
	"Morgan, show them what you can do," Kelly ordered.
	"Like...what? Like this?" Morgan asked before doing a cartwheel. Vicky clapped and smiled.
	"Looks like a natural, to me!" one of the other cheerleaders commented.
	"But isn't he a boy?"
	"We've never had male cheerleaders before, right? We don't even have uniforms for them."
	Kelly scoffed at the last cheerleader's comment. "LOOK at him. He'd be right at home in the same outfit you've all got on! And I bet some guys would appreciate that as well." Upon hearing this, Morgan's face turned slightly red and he stared at the ground.
	Wanda sighed. "I don't know. Look, I don't have any problem with people like Morgan. But as the captain, I have to look at the big picture. Morgan doesn't have any major problems here, at this school, but the squad goes to other schools for away games. And would make use of THEIR locker rooms. There could be trouble not just for Morgan, but for the whole squad if he was in the girls' locker rooms there. And if he went in the boys'...."
	"I'd be less worried about him getting beaten up and more about him not being able to take his eyes off all the shirtless dudes," Kelly giggled. The cheerleaders joined her.
	"KELLY!" Morgan blurted out, his face even more red.
	Wanda paused for a moment to regain her composure. "Anyway, I don't want to risk that sort of thing. It's my responsibility to look out for the whole squad. Sorry, Morgan."
	Morgan's embarrassed expression suddenly turned blank. "You b--" Kelly quickly put her hand over his mouth.
	"Ah, okay, no worries!" Kelly blurted out, keeping one hand on Morgan's mouth and the other on his right arm. "We'll just be going!" She quickly pulled Morgan away and to the bleachers on the side of the field. Wanda tilted her head in confusion for a minute.
	"Hey, are we still practicing?" Vicky asked, tapping her on the shoulder.
	"Oh, yeah, for sure!" Wanda responded. The squad went back to their usual training menu.

	A few minutes later, Morgan was seated on the bleachers, glaring at the cheerleaders. Kelly was trying to get his attention. "Hey! Wanda explained herself. I don't personally agree with her opinion, but it's not like she made the decision she did out of spite."
	"Yeah, so?!" Morgan asked. He had a scary expression on his face, the same kind he used to sport all the time when he still dressed like a boy. "I TOLD you they wouldn't let me in. I got humiliated for no reason," Morgan growled, glancing at Kelly briefly before turning his attention back to the cheerleaders.
	"What's gotten into you?!" Kelly demanded, regarding Morgan's mood change. "I thought you had gotten past that whole side of you."
	"Shut up and leave me alone."
	Kelly slapped Morgan's cheek. "I wouldn't have pushed you this hard if you hadn't looked so excited about the notion of doing this!"
	Morgan's eyes teared up. "Well...what....do you WANT me to do?!"
	Kelly sighed. "Look, let's just--" Kelly paused when Morgan suddenly jumped. He climbed up the bleachers and jumped down behind them, out of sight, before his She-S-P forcibly transformed him into SheBang. Kelly climbed up the bleachers and looked down at SheBang. "Hey, what's up? Why the sudden transformation?"
	"I don't know," SheBang replied.
	All of a sudden, a very non-intimidating voice could be heard across the field. "LISTEN UP, MAGGOTS! I'm turning this school into a boot camp to train soldiers for my army!" Standing in the center of the field was none other than Major Attitude, who had jumped over the fence to get into the school grounds. He didn't have any sort of vehicle, weapons, or any kind of backup with him, but he nonetheless stood tall, with confidence. Some of the players from the football team took his sudden intrusion as a challenge of sorts and charged at him. Major Attitude, however, used his super strength to dispatch them easily, sending them flying in random directions across the field.
	SheBang jumped back onto the bleachers. He saw Major Attitude, then looked at the cheerleaders, and then at Kelly. "Hee hee hee..."
	"What are you waiting for? Go get him!" Kelly told.
	"No, I don't think I will," SheBang refused.
	"...WHAT?"
	"I'm just going to grab a seat and enjoy the show!" SheBang proclaimed, teleporting onto one of the field's goal posts. Rain clouds were starting to gather in the sky. "This is karma."
	"Any deserters will be severely punished!" Major Attitude declared. He then picked up one of the bleachers that no one had been sitting on and threw it across the field, hitting the entrance to the school. It broke into pieces; fortunately, no one had been in that area when it hit. "NOW FALL IN LINE!" Fearing for their lives, the remaining football players, the cheerleaders, and even some of the other wandering students lined up in a row in front of Major Attitude. Kelly hid behind the bleachers that Morgan had transformed behind. "All of you, drop and give me fifty push-ups!" The students obeyed.
	"Hey, Major Attitude!" came the voice of SheZow, who stood on the school's roof, looking down at the villain. He was so focused on Major Attitude that he hadn't noticed SheBang's presence.
	"SheZow!" Major Attitude exclaimed.
	"If you're so tough, why do you need an army? A real man fights with his own two fists!" SheZow mocked, jumping into the air and landing a few meters away from Major Attitude.
	"An officer leads soldiers! That's how it's always been!" Major Attitude informed. At this point, Maz finally caught up; he had to take the long way around since the closest entrance to the football field had been blocked. Maz was wearing a high-visibility orange and yellow vest and carrying a stop sign in his hand. He also wore his usual black eye mask and had a whistle around his neck.
	"I'm the only backup SheZow needs, villain! I'm Safety Man!" Maz declared. "I'll protect the SAFETY of this school!"
	"That's so corny," SheZow groaned, slapping his own forehead. The students took the opportunity to scatter as Major Attitude had been distracted, but they stayed close enough to watch the battle that was about to take place. Major Attitude lunged at SheZow, locking hands with him and trying to overpower SheZow with pure brute strength. Although Major Attitude was bigger and more buff, SheZow's powers were more potent, putting the two in a stalemate. "Wind Winkers!" SheZow's eyelashes grew bigger, and he was now using the windy force of the Wind Winkers as well as his own physical strength to push against Major Attitude, which was enough to knock him down.
	"GAH!" Major Attitude blurted out, not having time to get up before SheZow pressed his boot onto Major Attitude's stomach.
	"I love it when the fights are over quick and easy like this," SheZow commented, winking at Maz. Major Attitude took advantage of SheZow getting ahead of himself to grab his ankle and swing him in a 180 degree arc, smashing SheZow face down on the field right next to him.
	"Ha ha ha!" Major Attitude laughed, pulling himself up.
	"Oh no, you don't!" Maz exclaimed, getting up close to Major Attitude and readying the whistle. Raindrops began to fall from the sky. Maz blew the whistle hard. The sharp noise was heard by everyone, but Major Attitude was affected the most thanks to the incredibly short distance between him and Maz.
	"AAARRGGH! STOP THAT!" Major Attitude ordered, but Maz didn't listen. He kept blowing on the whistle until he was blue in the face. Panting, Maz jumped back; Major Attitude followed, but by that point, SheZow was back in action and hit Major Attitude from behind with a shoulder tackle, sending him sprawling.
	"Nice assist!" SheZow complimented, giving Maz a thumbs up. Maz responded with his own thumbs up. "Wait..." SheZow held his hand in front of him, noticing the raindrops hitting it. "Oh no." As if hearing his fear, the rain started coming down harder. It didn't take long for SheZow's hair to be messed up by the downpour.
	"SheZow, your h--" Maz paused when SheZow glared at him.
	"Not a WORD, Safety Man!" SheZow told. Maz hung his head in shame.
	"HA! Boot camp doesn't get canceled just because of a little shower!" Major Attitude laughed, looking up at the sky. He turned his attention to SheZow after getting back up, who looked quite disgruntled.
	"Even like this, I can still..." SheZow muttered, producing the Vanishing Cream and the Boomerang Brush. He applied the Vanishing Cream to his weapon, but it could not take effect before the heavy downpour washed the Vanishing Cream right off. "...You've gotta be kidding me." Turning this attention to Major Attitude, SheZow threw the Boomerang Brush. "HAH!" However, lacking super strength, the attack was not nearly what it usually is, and Major Attitude easily caught the Boomerang Brush and tossed it aside. "What kind of shoddy effort was THAT, soldier?!"
	Kelly ran over to the goal post that SheBang was sitting on. SheBang was ignoring the rain completely and staring at the scared cheerleaders with a sadistic smile on his face. "SHEBANG! HEY!"
	Major Attitude charged at SheZow once more, but Maz wouldn't let him have his way. "Hey, over here!" Maz yelled. As SheZow rolled to the side, Maz caught up to Major Attitude and jumped on his back, using his sign to obscure their opponent's vision. He held the whistle with just his mouth, and blew it again, hard. Not being able to see or hear, Major Attitude flailed about randomly until Maz was thrown off. He landed in the mud with a splat.
	"LISTEN TO ME!" Kelly shouted. "If you want to cheer, then just do it! You don't need any of them! The most important thing is your SPIRIT!"
	SheBang scoffed. "Yeah, right. Like anyone would buy that."
	"Hang in there, Safety Man!" SheZow encouraged. However, he paused when he realized he was out of options. Major Attitude got up close once more, but the muddy field caused SheZow to lose balance. Not missing his chance, Major Attitude hit SheZow with the back of his fist, sending him sliding across the mud. He laughed arrogantly, but still hadn't caught onto what it was that had weakened SheZow, assuming that it was merely his own strength winning him the battle. SheZow pushed himself up with his arms and looked around at Maz and the other students. Letting out a sigh, SheZow regarded Major Attitude with a look of pity. Suddenly, SheZow produced the Laser Lipstick. "Listen, May-jerk. Take a hike. I don't want it to come to this." SheZow pointed the Laser Lipstick toward Major Attitude, narrowing his eyes.
	"What kind of soldier hesitates on the battlefield?! If you think you can defeat me, then DO it!" Major Attitude goaded. SheZow walked toward him, his blade at the ready.
	"Wait, SheZow..." SheBang thought out loud, seeing what was about to happen.
	"No...no way. Don't do it!" Kelly yelled.
	"If I have to choose between keeping SheZow's record clean, and helping those who are in trouble....it's an obvious choice," SheZow told, not having heard Kelly's protests.
	Maz got back up and noticed the Laser Lipstick. "SHEZOW! What're you doing? You'll kill him if you use that!"
	"HAAAAH!" SheZow yelled, swinging the Laser Lipstick at Major Attitude. Maz covered his eyes. However, the attack didn't succeed; Major Attitude had caught SheZow's hands, keeping the laser blade away from himself.
	"A weapon is only as good as the soldier who wields it!" Major Attitude shouted, swinging SheZow around and around before tossing him, sending him sliding across the mud once more. The Laser Lipstick cut a long line in the field until SheZow's sliding stopped. Maz sprinted over to SheZow as he got back up and readied the Laser Lipstick again.
	He produced the Turbo Tweezers in his off hand. "This time, I'll--"
	"SheZow, that's not cool," SheBang told after teleporting in between SheZow and his opponent. His eyes met SheZow's as Major Attitude began closing the distance once more. "Do you really want THIS guy to be the one who pushes you off the heroic path?"
	"SheBang?! What're you--" SheZow blurted out, stopping in his tracks. Major Attitude paused as well, never having seen SheBang before.
	"It's not worth it. One of the things Kelly told me is that a hero should always use reasonable force. Sort of like a cop," SheBang advised.
	"I CAN'T use 'reasonable force' right now. You know what happens when I get like this," SheZow replied, pointing toward his own soaked hair. "And if you were here, why didn't you help?!" SheZow demanded.
	"I...I was enjoying the scared look on the cheer squad's faces," SheBang admitted. "But seeing that isn't worth seeing you spill the blood of some third-rate loser, or seeing Kelly's and your sidekick's reactions to it." He paused, looking away from SheZow.
	"SheBang?" SheZow looked at him, puzzled, and tilted his head.
	"You're all nice to me, even though...listen. I'll fight in your place. And I'll do it cleanly, just like you normally would," SheBang assured. He then turned around, focusing his attention on Major Attitude.
	"Who are YOU, some sort of knock-off? I'll--" Major Attitude was cut off by a sudden burst of energy around SheBang. Jumping back, Major Attitude looked at the energy in awe.
	"Hey, what's going on?!" Kelly asked, running closer to the battle. About thirty seconds passed before the energy subsided. SheBang stood in the same spot, but he looked different than he did before. His costume now had a cheerleader motif; he no longer wore the unitard underneath, and his Cuteility Belt was now on his right thigh rather than his hips. He also wore a small scarf in place of a cape, and his hair was more wild but still in pigtails. The trademark 'S' which was once a chest adornment was now a hair clip.
	"Whoa," Maz commented.
	"Sweet!" SheZow added.
	"A new costume? I wonder if his abilities and gadgets are any different...?" Kelly thought out loud.
	SheBang looked down at his new costume and smiled. "Whatever's in my repertoire now, I'll find out later. This guy...I just want to punch him right in the face."
	Major Attitude glared at SheBang. "So, SheZow had more reserves after all! Like that matters!"
	"But it DOES matter," SheBang replied before teleporting. He appeared right in front of Major Attitude. "You're exhausted, and I'm in top form." Leading off with his left, SheBang slugged Major Attitude in the gut before he could react, right before hitting him in the face with a right uppercut, sending him flying across the field. Major Attitude slid through the mud until he slammed, head-first, into the goal post opposite the one SheBang had been observing the fight from. The goal post tilted slightly. Rendered unconscious from the impact and his exhaustion, Major Attitude was no longer a threat.
	"Hee hee hee!" SheBang giggled. "Look! LOOK! This costume is CUTE!"
	"It also doesn't COVER much," SheZow groaned. "You better be careful with close-range mid-air combat, or someone might see the goods."
	"I'll be moving too fast for them to see," SheBang assured.
	"SheZow, let's do a photo shoot again with you two!" Maz suggested. "MONEY!"
	"I'll do that for free!" SheBang chimed.
	"SWEET!" Maz exclaimed.
	"Now's not the time or place!" SheZow complained. He looked at himself, covered in mud and soaking wet. "Let's go home already." He turned and nodded to Kelly, who had to keep her distance in this situation so as to not let on her connection to the alter-egos.

	Later, the police arrived to arrest Major Attitude. He hadn't regained consciousness yet, so cuffing him and hauling him off was easy for the two officers. SheZow and Maz in his Safety Man costume were there to keep an eye on things, but SheBang had ensured to discreetly change back into Morgan before the police arrived. SheZow told the officers that SheBang also helped, but they had a hard time believing it at first. When SheZow got persistent about it and relayed the whole story, though, they decided to give him the benefit of the doubt. A few minutes later, the two officers put Major Attitude into the back of their paddy wagon and drove off toward the station. SheZow transformed back into Guy and then waited for Maz to put his Safety Man gear back where he had borrowed it from. Maz later met back up with the group.
	"That went well!" Guy exclaimed. "Look, even the rain's starting to slow down!"
	Kelly glared at him. "That was sloppy."
	"What was I SUPPOSED to do? Even if I used the She-Lac, it wouldn't have solved the problem!" Guy protested.
	"I...well, okay, you're right. It was a bad situation," Kelly reluctantly agreed. I'll talk to Sheila and see if we can come up with any sort of countermeasure for this."
	Guy turned to Morgan. "Thanks. You really helped out today!" he exclaimed.
	Morgan blushed a little. "I just didn't want Kelly to get mad again."
	"Oh, c'mon, pal! Don't be like that," Guy laughed, putting his arm around Morgan's shoulder.
	"That was so cool, the way your costume changed like that! How'd you do it, anyway?" Maz asked.
	"I don't know," Morgan answered.
	Kelly grinned. "I have...ideas. But we can talk about that in the you-know-where. LATER. Morgan, you really should be going to BED," Kelly scolded.
	"...Oh! Right!" Morgan replied. "See you all later, then." He found a secluded spot out of peoples' field of view and hid himself. "Girls will be girls!" SheBang then stood where Morgan was, and quickly teleported out out the school grounds.
	"Don't worry, Guy, I promise I'll figure something out as soon as I can," Kelly assured.
	"I might have an idea of my own, but thanks," Guy added.
	"We all set to head home, then?" Maz asked, looking at the two siblings. They both smiled and nodded.

	On the way to the station, Major Attitude suddenly woke up. When he realized the situation he was in, he started thrashing about wildly, shaking the paddy wagon.
	"HEY! What the-" the officer driving the vehicle blurted out. Major Attitude broke the handcuffs with his super strength, got up, and then swiftly kicked the wall closest to him right off of the paddy wagon.
	"Uh-oh," the other officer commented as Major Attitude jumped out of the moving vehicle, rolling as he landed.
	"What happened?" the driver asked.
	"He...just busted the back open," his partner reluctantly informed, looking in the rear view mirror.
	"Are you se--"
	"Hey, watch the road!" However, the officer's warning came too late; the paddy wagon came to a sudden halt as it rear ended a pickup truck that was stopped ahead of them due to a red light. The paddy wagon's airbags activated.
	"I'll be back!" Major Attitude declared, removing a manhole cover and jumping down the opening, into the sewers, and making his way away from the scene of the accident.

	Much later that night, after Guy and Maz had gone to sleep, Kelly and SheBang were in the She-Lair. Sheila was scanning the new SheBang. "Hmmm...very interesting," Sheila commented.
	Kelly tilted her head, giving Sheila a skeptical look. "That's all you have to say?"
	"I don't know what you expect from me. I've only been around since Agnes' time, and by the time I was created, Agnes already had the costume that Guy currently uses as SheZow," Sheila informed. "I simply haven't had enough 'specimens' to examine."
	"Do you have any idea at ALL what caused the change?" Kelly asked. SheBang remained quiet, listening.
	"Well, based on what you told me, it could be the fact that SheBang finally did something in the best interest of someone else rather than for himself. The most logical possibility, though, is that costume changes are brought about by exceeding one's predecessor. That theory could explain why SheBang changed before SheZow did; Agnes is a large hurdle to overcome. The previous SheBang, on the other hand, was quite weak and underwhelming," Sheila suggested. "That would also explain SheZow's lack of evolution despite his good heart and his determination to win....he's incredibly lacking in one element."
	"Femininity," Kelly sighed. "Well, thanks anyway. Even though I don't quite get it, this is good. Something like this is BOUND to make Guy question his own worth."
	"Speaking of Guy's worth, I looked at the footage from the battle today...."
	"RIGHT!" Kelly blurted out. "That's the other thing I wanted to ask you! Can anything be done to keep SheZow's hair out of the rain?"
	"Well, I have one idea," Sheila replied. "It may not be the most reliable, but it should be easy enough to implement, IF it works."
	Kelly made herself comfortable in her chair. "I'm all ears."
	"So, can I go out on patrol now?" SheBang asked.
	"Not right now you're not. You need to figure out if your powers and gadgets were affected at all by this change," Kelly told.
	"Alright," SheBang agreed. "Where do I start?"