Diana backed away to get some space before hurling another throwing crescent at Shocker.

(OOC: All-Out Power Ranged Attack roll - Artemis rolled 20 using 1d20+12. 13 Damage)

He was hurt, but not down... but Mr. Fahrenheit collapsed.

"Yeah, no, done now," said Shocker.  He arced into the nearby power lines and vanished.

Diana went to check of Fahrenheit.

There was an unpleasant, burned smell that was... alien.  And something amorphous and black was still wrapped around him; it wasn't certain if he'd suffocate from whatever that was.

Diana set about getting him out of it.

Perception and Insight, please

(OOC: Insight & Perception roll - Artemis rolled 18,17 using d20+8,d20+7)

"It" wasn't a thing to get him out of.

...it was one of her students.

That was surprising.

"What are you doing here?" Diana asked.

Dark tendrils flashed something in ASL as Kelly detached herself from Mr. F and shifted to a more humanoid form.

"I'm sorry, I have to brush up on my sign language," Diana said.

The blob looked annoyed, and shifted into her humanoid form, which let Mr. F breathe again.

"Helping you," she said.  "Took on too much.  Needed help.  Obvious."

"Thank you, but does this mean you've been following me?" Diana asked.

"Of course," said Kelly.  "...should practice alertness.  Adult should spot kid, yes?"

"Yes, I suppose I will have to pay closer attention now," Diana said.

"Should, yes," she said.  "Also, burning hurts.  Not adapted to fire.  Like friction-- bad.  Should appreciate.  Burned for you."

"Yes, thank you," Diana said. "A lot, but I'm going to have to insist you don't do it anymore."

"Why?" said Kelly.  "Did other side for a while.  Better, right?"

"You're my student now and I can't risk you getting hurt," Diana said.

"Last teacher didn't care if we got hurt," said Kelly.  "...bad man.  Bad things happened to him, though."

"That's different though, you're a good kid and deserve a chance to just be one," Diana said.

"No," said Kelly.  "Won't.  Can't.  Not buzz buzz click click ground-hugging gravity well human.  Can never be.  But made better choice.  Not be what I could."

"You might not be human, but you're still a kid," Diana said.

Kelly examined her with those huge eyes.

"When did you start?" she asked.

"Officially? A little over five years ago. I'll admit I snuck out when I was younger for some heroing," Diana said. "But you can figure out how foolish things you did when you were younger, once you're an adult."