Clementine was glad to see that there was some sort of backup plan in place, though she wondered at its efficacy.  It also made her think of her parents and what would happen to them, but at this point, she tried not to think about it; they had always been model Galatec supporters, and maybe that afforded them a bit of protection, it would be dreadfully bad PR if anyone were to find out that they received harm from Galatec.  Clementine took the wristband-like object gingerly, carefully strapping to her arm.  She watched in awe as Jonah transformed.  Following his lead, she decided to do the same.

[color=ffff00]"Strike Force, F-Flash Forward!"[/color] Clementine said with a slight stutter, thrusting her arm over her head.  Much like with Jonah, the yellow stone in Clementine's wristband shone brightly, but instead of ebbing, the light expanded into a brilliant blinding flash that was over as quickly as it had started.  The light now gone, Clementine found herself in a yellow version of Jonah's suit.  Clementine shrank in on herself a little bit, not expecting her transformation to be so...dazzling and to make her the temporary center of attention.  [color=ffff00]"S-sorry, I hope everyone's eyes are ok...m-maybe I didn't control it right or something..."[/color] she said, wondering if her transformation was supposed to a bit more tame, like Jonah's had been.

Yet her lack of confidence and self-reproach seemed to melt away slightly.  Wearing this suit invigorated her, seemed to fill her with a sense of purpose.  She looked at Samara and  said, [color=ffff00]"I'll make sure to get your message to this Michael."[/color] Right now, Clementine would rather have the responsibility of being a courier rather than a combatant if she could help it.  She went to Jonah's side, ready to follow him.  Even though she had only known him for less than an hour, that fact that she knew him longest made Clementine feel a certain panicked attachment to Jonah, the closest thing she had to familiarity she could get in this chaotic situation.  He also gave off a sense of reliability, having shown a readiness and willingness to take the first step, to lead; so Clementine was ready and willing to follow.