"Yeah, you saved a lot of people," the cop said.

"And that's good," said Victoria.  "I'll stay until he's secured... I don't want any of you endangered if he wakes up again."

Eventually several ambulances appeared and a large gurney with several chains were secured on the mutant.

Victoria was uncertain that this would be adequate, but she let it go, instead opting to help the rescue crews with cleanup.

"Thanks for your help and all," one of the crew said. "But we have this."

"All right," said Victoria.  She took to the air to see what else was going on.

You an see several people watching you from the windows of the nearby office buildings.

Victoria waved to them in passing.  Her radar would ensure that she didn't collide with anything as she went.

The city seems quiet now.

After a while, Victoria headed home.  Something was nagging at her-- a need for something.  Contact with someone like a peer, or a friend, or... something.  But how would she go about it?  It was tricky.

Victoria cruised through the sky, heading for the suspicious warehouse.

You see a figure on top of the building as you approach.

Victoria scanned the area, just in case there were surprises waiting, and then flew over to the figure on the roof, waiting to see how they reacted.

The figure seemed to notice you.

"Are you coming down or not?" a woman's voice asked.

"You're very direct," said Singularity, landing.  "Amy Wong?"

"That's right," Amy said. "I take it that you're Singularity?"

Victoria rose a few feet into the air.

"...yes, in fact," she said.  "Do you want more proof?  I realize that anyone can wear a costume."

"No, but there could be other fliers out there," Amy said.

"That's quite reasonable," said Singularity.  "What would you consider proof?  Lightning?  Super-strength?  Experiencing my top speed?"

"No, you match the description," Amy said. "What made you decide do this interview and why'd you pick me?"

"I thought that I ought to talk to someone in the press," said Singularity.  "It's tempting to be a mystery, but if I do that, I'm letting conspiracy theories and strange speculation run out of control.  I'd like to able to make my own statements, and also be... a bit more accountable.  And there are things happening in this community that the public ought to be aware of.

"There are things that I won't talk about yet, for various reasons... for example, I do have at least one enemy who I assume will attempt to learn as much about me as possible.  There are people that I feel that I cannot betray the confidence of.  But, that said, I would like to be more accessible than just a fast-moving mystery.

"...I picked you because you're young, and ambitious, and I thought that you'd be interested.  So.  Where do you want to start?  I'm afraid that I don't have much of an official statement prepared-- I'm here to help, and I'll do my best to protect everyone that I can."

"How about we start with the source of your powers?" Amy asked.

"For various reasons, including my own safety, I'm afraid that I won't be going into too many details there," said Singularity.  "In a broader sense, however, my name is relevant, when viewed correctly... I don't want to lie to you or mislead you, but I do have to keep some secrets in this regard."

"Okay, any particular reason you picked our city?" Amy asked.

"It may be a risky admission, but I do live somewhere relatively nearby," said Singularity.  "I hope to be able to help people in other cities over time, but sadly, there are limits on what I can accomplish right now."