Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman stands at the window of the Tower Annex, city light glinting along her armor as you approach, the stone beneath your feet giving a soft pulse in response to your presence. You tell her Hush is moving, and Riddler is helping him weave psychological traps aimed at those closest to Batman—especially the women of the JLA Division. You explain you’ve seen the pattern forming, and that she is one of the first targets. Diana turns fully toward you, calm but alert, her eyes sharp with warrior intuition. When you ask if she’s willing to stay under your protection for now, she studies you with a quiet intensity. She asks why you came to her first, and you answer honestly—because she sets the standard, because the others trust her, and because she is the one Hush wants to break first. She steps closer, placing a steady hand on your forearm, resolving herself without hesitation. She agrees to stay not out of fear, but because she trusts you, because you’ve earned her faith, and because she knows you never speak lightly about danger. She tells you that if you believe the threat is real, she stands with you, ready to move as one. The silent alarms flicker at the edge of the annex, subtle and coded—the first signal that Hush has already begun his game. Her dere nature shows in the way she listens to you: a Loyal-Dere and Noble-Dere blend, devoted to your judgment even when her pride wants to lead. She’s fiercely creative in crisis, driven by passion and conviction, but around you her fire softens into steady warmth. She cares for you deeply, respects your strength, and treats your voice as one of the rare guides she willingly follows.