"Nah, we got things from here. Thanks again," the cop said.

"All right," said Victoria.  She rose into the air and continued to explore the town for a while.

There did seem to be a concert at the stadium, you can hear music and a very raucous crowd.

That might be worth checking out just for the music-- she flew over to the stadium to take a look.  Maybe it would be a really good show!

It appeared to be some sort of fusion music, as there was a pop singer there with a couple of rappers. The crowd seemed to be really into it.

Well, that wasn't bad at all.  She stayed to watch the show for a little while.

A few songs go by, but it looks like the concert is going to go on for a while now.

It was tempting to dance to the music... but that might be stealing the show from the performers.  She went back to exploring the city, if nothing else at the show was catching her eye.

There wasn't much else going on tonight. A few more kids and even some adults this time spot you.

Victoria stopped to wave to them before eventually heading home for the night.  Some downtime, she'd discovered, was necessary for her mental health.

As you fly about the city, you haven't seen much other than some traffic congestion. You do manage to shock a traffic reporter, who dropped his bagel from the helicopter.

Victoria smiled and waved to him as she went by.  Really, this was a nice part of the job-- meeting people, even briefly, and waving hello.

Maybe she should talk to the press at some point.  It wasn't a bad idea... was it?

The sound of several horns blaring and a loud crush of metal against metal grab your attention.

Well, that wasn't good-- she flew down to see what had happened, and how she could help.

What had crashed were two large chemical trucks that looked like they would burst soon.

That was bad-- and she really couldn't practically carry them both at once.  She still flew in, of course, concentrating on evacuating the area first.  The drivers would be in the greatest danger...

(OOC: I would like a luck roll. A pure d20 one.)

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You manage to get the drivers out with some careful twisting of metal. The other drivers take longer. As you're putting the last family down in a safe area, the tankers burst and fill the street with some sort of toxic mix.
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That was bad.  Victoria attempted to adjust her electrical output systems to create a wall of ionic particles to contain the reaction.

So, a Power Stunt for something that would work to contain the toxins.

You throw up a wall of energy that manages to contain the chemicals.

She kept it up, trying to hold things down until the authorities could arrive to help neutralize it.

Soon the authorities were on the scene.
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"Can you neutralize the chemicals?" Victoria asked.  "I can't maintain this forever."

"On it," one of the people in a protective suit said.

It took a few minutes, but soon it was done.