"All right," said Levi.  "I'll go soften them up."

She was abruptly right in front of the Mera-alike, and she ROARED.

The shockwave, underwater, caused cavitation bubbles and sonoluminescence.  It was spectacular.

Area Damage 13

The attack blew back several soldiers, leaving just the Mera lookalike.

"Siren," Aquaman said. "Makes sense that it'd be you."

(OOC: Initiative.)

5

Aquaman swam forward and crashed into several of the soldiers, knocking them about like bowling pins. Garth came in as well, taking one out.

(OOC: Go)

Levi went straight for Siren, intending to give her a powerful swimming punch.

All-Out Attack 5 gives me a 15, Damage 16

Siren dodged out of the way of your punch and slashed at you with a hard water sword.

(OOC: That is a 26 DC toughness save)

20:15, Today: Leviathan McNaught rolled 34 using 1d20+18 ((16)).

The hard-water splashed off Leviathan without any effect.

"I'm sorry," she said, "but I'm a bigger, scarier monster than you."  And she went for a headbutt.

All-Out Attack 5 is 24 this time, Damage 16

The powerful blow stunned Siren, leaving her soldiers to grab her and start to flee back into the portal.

Levi roared after them again as they retreated.  If she inflicted damage now, it might discourage them from trying again.

Your attack sent a small group of soldiers flying through the portal.

"Are there any more breakthroughs?" Levi asked.  "Is anybody hurt?"

"It went surprisingly well, mostly thanks to your help," Aquaman said.

"Good, good," said Levi.  "Um, they had Evil Mera.  If they have Evil You, that could get bad, with all the sea life around here... or, wait.  You could probably cancel each other out, right?  That wouldn't be too bad."

"Siren isn't really an evil Mera," Aquaman said. "She's Mera's twin sister."

"Oh," said Levi.  "...wait.  So she's not from a parallel world?"

"She must have been the one that stole the information on the ritual to try and recruit an army," Aquaman said.

"Ah," said Levi.  "...she got away.  Sorry about that.  You might have more trouble later."

"I doubt that dimension will be interested in invading again," Aquaman said.

"Yes, but she may try something else," said Levi.  "...she might not find a better opportunity, though."

"We'll be ready," Arthur said. "Thank you again. I can award you a medal if you'd like."

Levi laughed.

"That's all right," she said.  "We all contributed.  I was your guest at dinner; I helped clean up.  That's all!"

"You are a friend of Atlantis though," Aquaman said. "You or your friend are welcome anytime!"

"Thank you," said Levi, bowing her head.  "I'm honored, Art.  Is there anything else I can do to help here for now?  I ought to get back soon.  I'm sure the press is going to want to ask me questions about everything that's happened lately."

Arthur laughed.

"No, no, you've done enough."

"All right," said Levi.  "Well, um, keep in touch."

She returned home to check messages... and maybe give that cute reporter from the Daily Planet a call if she hadn't already called.  You know.  Just to be sure.