Ruby gets a call from May, and we learn they parted ways so May could go regroup with the Happy Huntresses and save her city. Nothing quite seems to be going right, even Atlas’ power grid is against them. Whitely complains about this too, but it is rather valid. A thunderous rumble is heard in the distance, and suddenly the lights go out. The saving grace is that Pietro made her so close to human so Klein has some idea what can actually be fixed, starting with sewing up the gash in her abdomen. Ruby of course wants to know if Klein can help Penny as well as he has Nora, but his wheelhouse of expertise does not cover advanced robotics. But I think robot fuel/blood is at least easier to wash out than red wine. They set her down on a cot near Nora, and Whitley is pissed about getting his clothes stained again in the span of 48 hours. As Blake points out, Penny is leaking a green fluid most likely comparable to blood. So that’s some good news after a few months of worry, and hey! The fan theory was wrong, she didn’t go blind from the lightning! Before we can even dwell on her wellbeing for too long, Blake opens the door for Ruby Weiss and Whitley to carry in Penny’s unconscious body.

the Dragonborn in the opening of Skyrim? Wait, no, it’s just Nora regaining consciousness to see Klein has given her an IV and is saying she’ll be on the mend real quick.

Back to more pressing matters, we take the perspective of.

Happy family happy hour