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Gwen had never dealt with something of this magnitude. Sure, she had dealt with assholes like the Vulture or Carnage, but it had always just been her against one person. This was a mess on a bigger scale than anything she had ever seen or even imagined, and frankly, it was almost too much for her to handle. However, she knew that she was going to have to grit her teeth and figure it out because this was bigger than her own insecurities. This was bigger than any of their insecurities as young heroes. They were going to have to do this to protect people and make sure that whoever had done this couldn’t just get away with wreaking havoc on the city like they owned it. She swung through two buildings and dropped down into the middle of the chaos on the street, looking up and down. “Hey, Red Robin, uh—it’d be really great if you did that annoying thing where you tell everyone what to do.”

Rose, while usually having a sense of humor about these things, was also extremely serious about making sure that she did things right. She looked up and down the street, where the chaos was already reigning, and she turned to Kate. “Go up high and start looking around for where we’re going to need to go next.” She glanced down at one of the escapees who seemed to be trying to break into a store and already started moving towards them, calling over her shoulder at Zach. “Do you have a way to restrain them with magic? We’re going to need a way to transport them all back to the asylum. It looks like there are a lot of them here.” Rose hadn’t expected this much chaos—but then again, she should have known that the asylum would have almost too many detainees to count. There was no dearth of crazies in Star City these days. She knew she should be thinking through it right now as she managed to twist the man’s arm behind his back and restrain him before he could break through the door, but she couldn’t help herself. What was most alarming was that as many people had been arrested and put in the asylum, there had to be twice as many people like that at large.

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Wally wasn’t particularly good at tracking people—he was more of an action guy than an investigative guy—but that just meant that it was a good thing Zatanna was around to do this, too. He looked down at the newspaper they had managed to swipe on the way there, the one where the suspicious man from the security footage had been plastered across the front. “How much do you want to bet he’s going to know where these guns came from?” he asked, raising an eyebrow at Zatanna under his red suit. “Though, I don’t know if you can track people via....I don’t know, auras and shit, so I’m going to follow your lead.” He paused. “Though, I think I’m faster than you.” He grimaced. “You’re small—don’t get mad for me saying it, you are—so you could potentially ride piggy back. Just make sure to hold your neck straight so you don’t get whiplash or anything.” 

She thought of the clinic and Josh and went upstairs, shocked to find that it was empty. With what was going on, she knew mutants would be crowding the place before long. Someone had to stay, even though she knew little about medical training. Her hands were shaking as she opened the drawers containing gauze and ointments and bandages. It couldn’t be too different than treating animals, right?