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"It had another unwelcome visitor bust their way into here, yes." the man replied as he led her. "No one's in here right now, but there's a fight going on outside. Best to get to a different location in case their fight is carried back inside. Don't worry about your coat, mam. I'll have someone grab it. If we can't bring it back out to you, we will keep it here."

The man nodded politely, barely noticing Yuriko's low cut top. "Yes, mam. There should be another guard outside if you need anything." With that, the man turned and headed back down the hall to retrieve her coat. At least get it out of the red zone.

Yuriko blinked twice as she laying on her back staring at Elasa, "I am so glad you approve. I take it you didn't intentionally plant your face into my busom.... I think your teeth impacted on..... Nevermind."

Elasa frowned, and helped Yuriko to her feet. "I apologize if I hurt you, and no it was not intentional. You see, a Red Lantern appeared and I was forced to engage him; if I did not, he would have killed everyone here. He... threw me into the building here."

Atrocitus looked to Eira with hatred; not for her, but for everything. As the bars and gauze-like material wrapped around him, he spat at them with his Rage bile, dissipating them, and he roared at Eira. His eyes flicked between her, Raven, and Kori, and then to Elasa and Yuriko... He was outnumbered. What would he do?

Yuriko made a face, "Atrocitus? Blind rage.... Nothing more than a viscous animal."

Lady Deathstrike's cybornetic sensors began analysing the power signatures close by. Unfortunately, those sensors didn't tell her which one was the Red Lantern, "There are others here. Is there a reason why the Lanterns are fighting here on Earth?"

Eira felt a shudder run through her frame, as though some great web of fate had begun to spin. Nekron...she remembered the dreadful darkness of the Blackest Night. Why had she not heard tell of this yet? She inclined her head at Elasa's own greeting and eyed Atrocitous. As for the other Lantern...she trained her peripheral vision upon the violet figure. The color spectrum was nearly fully represented. She wondered what future this would hold. Her own glowing eyes narrowed at the possibilities. Many would not be good. She knew she would have to return home to the Indigo base shortly after this and tell the remaining tribesmen of the events.

Penguin, meanwhile, had retreated to his upper office. Not only was it structurally secured, had plenty of escape routs, and a ton of his weapon umbrellas...but there was quite a bit of "business" information that he needed to take care of before officials arrived. He kept his eyes on the security cameras within the room as he went about his business, and slowed down considerably as he watched the Blue Lantern patch up his lounge. After a few minutes, he stopped entirely and just watched the security feed.

Feeling as though the beast had been taken care of, and there was no longer a risk, Penguin turned and made his way back to the main area of the lounge.
He made it out onto the upper level balcony overlooking the Lounge, and looked down at the Lantern that was making over a few of the creatures he kept for show.

Eira coolly glared at Atrocitous, "I have my reasons and do not need to answer to you." she crossed her arms, staff aligned with her body, and glanced at the Star Sapphire, "And nor does she." she added, "But that is, of course, her decision." Eira tapped the staff on the asphalt and wondered when the heroes and Atrocitous would convene for the evening. Nekron must be planned for, and the other Lantern's warned. And she needed to return to her own world and inform the Tribe.