Emily Robertson and the Z-Team.
Golem: like Phenomaman, initially she got scared of him because he's very big. But he's so chill that the fear eased off pretty quickly. He's nice to her but doesn't interact much, she's fragile even for a toddler and he's big enough he worries about squishing her. A lot more careful when he thinks she's around than he is with adult members of SDN. Didn't interact with her before Robert appeared.
Malevola: She usually likes scaring folks, but Emily just think she looks cool. She doesn't mind this too much, especially as Emily gets treated as a co-team mascot alongside Beef after while. Will often go out of her way to say hi or pat the kid on the head. She also theorizes that Robert might have some kind of heat powers for a while during the bet, basing it on Emily's semi-developed abilities.
Punch-Up: Emily likes that he's about her height, because she's usually smaller than everyone, even kids her age. Colm decides it's his job to show her how to defend herself, though he's careful not to actually do anything to hurt her. Most of the time it's just play fighting. He didn't meet her until Robert appeared, but had heard about her from Coupe'
Coupe: ran into her a couple times while reading in the break room on days Emily was hiding and Flambae hadn't gotten there yet. Emily thinks her wings are cool and wanted to ask a bunch of questions about them and then later the books cause Coupe seems so interested in them. Maybe Coupe is one of the few who knew sign from the start which draws Emily to talk to her more. She likes that Emily is fairly quiet and doesn't disturb her reading, but will listen.
Sonar: doesn't really think much about the kid at all until Royd mentions how she's a Gifted kid, then gets a bit curious. Starts to talk to her about Harvard only to get shut down by the kid saying its no good for "cool robot stuff" (she wants to be an engineer) and he becomes mildly obsessed for getting her to be interested in Harvard. Hearing about Robert talking about her getting overwhelmed by sound (when wearing her hearing aids ) or getting earaches (from just being a child), he actually gives some good advice to deal with both. Even though he is the opposite of deaf he gets both of those issues pretty well.
Prism: usually just her charismatic self around the kid but pretty neutral at first, a little because she thinks Emily is cute but someone between her and flambae has got to keep it real. She worried about him being too attached to a kid whose parent he's never even met so kept things chill so she could comfort Chad if everything went wrong. Than Emily ended up being Flambae's daughter, and now she considers herself an Honorary Aunt via best friend privileges. Gets her merchandise and cute hair things, will fight you if you make her cry.
Invisigal: She has a lot of complicated feelings about the Kid She Almost Orphaned. It affects not just her relationship with Emily but with Robert as well. (It doesn't stop her from flirting at first. But Robert reminding her that dating him comes with responsibilities does.) She is at times avoidant but other times resentful and a bit mean, and still others is nice. Tells Emily where the good hiding spaces are, and knows how to help with Emily's inhaler even though they use them for different reasons. Emily doesn't know how to feel about Courtney, and especially doesn't understand the moments when Invisigal is mean or cold to her when she was being nice just a little bit before hand.
Flambae: That's her Dad! Neither of them know it at first, but he uses what he knows as being an uncle with her, and the dynamic just. Naturally becomes something very similar to her dad. She trusts him and loves him and at least twice has taken a nap on him when she was having a particularly stressful day. They are both hopelessly attached by the time Robert joins the SDN. Flambae has decided he's going to seduce Robert to become step-dad and Emily wants to matchmake. Things become more complicated when he discovers he's *actually* her dad, and that he nearly killed both her and Robert. But it's more sad with a dash of overprotective then anger or resentment.
