Ogre had been nodding along, Lynx seemed to be in agreement and Night Raven hadn't really change expression, she was just watching the monitor, not giving anything away.

Well, that could be worse.

"So what's the plan?" she asked.  "Lynx might be able to get by on some kind of redeemed reputation, but the rest of us are in for a rough road."

"The option I have been considering," Javier said. "Is that they we change up your looks."

Diana blinked.  She'd identified herself as Witch Hazel so long, refined the technology around that theme... but she didn't have to, now, did she?  Slowly, she nodded.

"That makes sense," she said.  "All right.  So we create new identities-- knights in shining armor instead of menacing shadows... Yes.  That could work."

Metaphorical knights, of course, but she needed some theme, some central concept...

...then again, why not a knight?

"What about me?" Ogre asked.

"Well, we could get you a helmet to help cover those teeth. We could do a nice helmet for you to hide them," Javier offered.

Diana nodded.

"There's a lot of options there," she said.  "I've done a lot of work with strong materials-- I had to; you can't get good toys that are sturdy enough to take into a fight if you don't. It wouldn't even take a full-face helmet, necessarily-- goggles for your eyes, some kind of mask for the lower part of your face.  But a helmet would certainly be easy, and we could use the space to put in air filters, or even an air supply, anti-dazzle lenses, nightvision, whatever.  I could do a lot with a helmet..."

"That could work," Ogre said, the teeth clearly affecting how he talked. "These are pretty obvious."

"We're all going to want good masks," said Diana.  "I might use a helmet, too.  I don't want someone figuring out what we look like from studying the shape of our noses... You need a theme, Ogre.  A new identity with something to tie it together.  Something that can work your size in, and a helmet... Do you know what you'd like?"

She glanced at the other two as well.  They'd need something new.  Lynx would be easier; a different costume for a master thief, maybe some weapons, nothing too complicated.  Nightraven... she didn't know enough about that magic.  How distinctive was it?  Hopefully Nightraven herself had some ideas.

"I like the cat theme," Lynx said. "Should I just switch type?"

"I guess that could work," said Diana.  "Let's see... you could push the envelope, go for a full furry look or something.  Or work with a tiger or cheetah look or something like that."

"What about a type of house cat? Ragdoll maybe?" Lynx asked.

"Hey, I like that," said Diana.  "We could even turn it into kind of a cat-doll costume."

"I guess that could work," Lynx said.

"Up to you," said Diana.  "It just seems like a theme with Ragdoll.  And I guess I'm still stuck on toys, in some ways... Raven, what about you?  Do you have any ways to change your visuals?"

Nightraven snapped her fingers and he clothes changed from black to white.

"Useful," said Diana.  "Do you have a plan for a new identity?"

"If I must," Nightraven said.

"Well, for all of this to work, we really don't want to be identified," Diana pointed out.  Friendly Fire and all that."

"I will consider it then." Nightraven said with a sigh.

"We're all making sacrifices," said Diana.  "I'm not even going to use anything like the Halloween Army, to avoid having somebody notice another army of tiny robots."

"Very well," Nightraven said.

"All right, Javier," said Diana.  "What resources do we have for this?  I can do a lot with some things, but I really need to do some large-scale fabrication this time."

"There are several large labs on the bottom levels of the HQ," Javier said.

"Okay, good," said Diana.  "Anyone who wants me to help with a new costume, I'm willing to help.  Otherwise, I have a lot of work to do putting some stuff together... Hey, are we living here, or what?"

"If you want to," Javier said.