Neith, out of commission... and now Ves was taken by owl freaks so they could do God-knows-what to her. It made Archer's blood boil thinking about it, especially since both of those losses were on [i]his[/i] watch, he'd been present at both missions and failed to save either of his teammates. And, as if looming over both of those losses, there was Deadshot and Multiplex and what they did to Robin. Sitting outside one of the training rings, Archer silently shuddered, his blood seemingly coming to boil. The lockdown that Batman ordered didn't help matters, since now the team was stuck at the Gym and unable to do anything at all. Archer was adamant about searching for Ves, but dared not challenge Batman's authority.

But how many more losses would this team have to suffer before they finally got their act together? Or rather, before [i]Archer[/i] got [i]his[/i] act together? Well, he didn't have much longer to think about it. Grant left on a food run, and not a few minutes after he was gone did alarms start blaring and warning the Titans that intruders were approaching the Gym from the skies. It could only be the Owls, only they could attack from the skies in such numbers. Worse still, they had Ves leading their charge. Great, so now they'd have to fight an Amazon on top of everything else. Needless to say, their chances did not look good.

Hearing 'Sqatcho suggest they suit up, Archer was all too eager to get on his feet, "Don't have to tell me twice!" he exclaimed and ran for his gear. It took him all of a couple seconds to suit up, and Zero found himself standing at the front door leading outside, almost eagerly awaiting whatever crook or villain would foolishly come inside and provoke his attack. In fact, he encased both his fists with ice in anticipation. Luckily, he learned from internet searching that rapidly cooled water can form a denser ice called amorphous ice, so Zero started focusing his training on trying to form weapons out of the stuff to see if they were any more or less effective, these ice-fists would make for a serviceable test run.

"Bring. It. On!"