My Hero...

Lynette had to testify in the trial concerning the boy who was killed outside of M.E. Pearson Elementary School last year.
She was prepped by the school district's attorney Deryl Wynn.

Then today on the 14th of October in the year 2009, she had to testify. She waited out in a room, witnesses to crimes/crime scenes have to remain seperated so they do not here testimony of other witnesses and get their own story messed up, until she was called. A little after 11:32am she was called to the bench. Examined and cross-examined for nearly twenty minutes.

It should all be over now. Perhaps now she can put it behind her even more. Not that you can ever put the experience of a child dying in your arms behind you totally, but maybe just a little more for her soul's sake.

She cannot move things with her mind, she cannot teleport, she does not have organic steel skin, she cannot convert solar rays into energy due to an alien metabolism, nor can she negate the rigidity of biotic structures. She is "special for the same reason real people are - for their unique personal stories." (quote taken from an excerpt in Wizard #217)

"Kudos my hero leaving all the best
You know my hero, the one thats on
There goes my hero...
...ordinary..."