Either she’d got smaller, or the chair had got BIGGER than he remembered. After all, she didn’t live at her fathers anymore, nor did he often go TO her in the flesh. It was only after he’d made his way inside and glanced nosily at the screens that he realized the time. Instead of feeling accomplished for going to see her now, he felt GUILTY. “Stupid question on my part.” He grumbled, pulling off the cowl. No need for formalities with her, the two of them knew. “Tell me you know more about these other worldly kind. I wasn’t gone that long was I?” He sighs, eyebrows knitting together. “Jason,” he sighs as he pauses, “Even Jason said I should have a contingency plan together already. But I’ve got nothing, Babs.” There was was earlier in the day calling Jason and Helena weak, yet here he was coming to another for help.
having spent three years of her life moving from her wheelchair to various shape and sized chairs, she considered herself an amateur connoisseur on the things. during her time as oracle, she’d gotten used to it all despite the initial trauma and almost sitting back in the very chair she’d begun in now, gave her a sense of home despite how much she believed she was MEANT to be batgirl, even when she had no choice but to give it up. oracle would always been a part of her, now and forever and barbara would be forever proud of it too. “it’s alright... it’s been a while, hasn’t it?? hell, worlds and dimensions collided whilst you were gone –– doesn’t that say enough as it is??” replied the redhead, a comical tone in her hushed voice despite the sentence coming across more accusatory than she’d hoped it to. she sure didn’t blame him for his absence, unlike other members of their family as it so appeared. “well, i haven’t gotten too far in my investigation so far but i’d say it’s EXTENSIVE to say the least. on one hand, we have the avengers from new york seemingly, perhaps the most well known heroes of their world, with them they bring species such as mutants and inhumans, those being the ones we should most definitely be on the look out for. and then on the other hand, we have spaceships and lightsabers, jedis and siths... all honing from a galaxy far away from our own.” babs explained, taking measured breaths if and when she needed to, before moving to look from the screens to bruce, an uncertain expression on her fair features as she pushed her chair out gently, turning on it to face the elder. “i wouldn’t call them aliens, though. they’re quite dissimilar from what we’d perceive as aliens here, koriand’r, the kryptonians... these people aren’t much like that from what i’ve gathered so far.” she’d graced the last part of her explanation with a faint smile and the comment about jason only brightened it more so. “well, i suppose he’s not wrong there... but what i’d say is –– keep them at arms length for the time being, bruce – they might be able to HELP us, if that’s what we decide we want to offer in exchange for our help perhaps?? but who knows what type of trouble they’ve brought us from their worlds?? –– until we know more, we can’t be entirely sure. i suppose what i’m saying is, proceed with caution. extend to them a warm welcome but a careful one.”
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