Rexy the T-Rex

Marinette gaped as she saw the thirteen foot tall T Rex looking into the store via a small window high up on the wall. The pale green and yellow reptile licked its lips as it saw the people staring at them. Bulma gulped in fear and backed away. Bulma froze as the T Rex’s eyes snapped towards her.

“I’ll distract it, you go out the back,” Marinette asserted, taking up a defensive position in front of the storekeeper. Fubuki started glowing and floated with her hair waving in an artificial wind. The storekeeper only looked at them confused.

“What are you intending to do? It's just—”

“I will handle the monster,” Fubuki interrupted as she flicked out her arm. The storekeeper and people outside shrieked in fear as the T rex flew backwards and collapsed on its back. Fubuki floated outside with a light green glow around her. She glared at the T Rex and started to lift a nearby vehicle when the T Rex shattered into polygons leaving only a small device where it had laid. Fubuki stared at the device with a flummoxed look before shouting snapped her out of it.

“She killed Rexy!” A group of kids cried as the device sparked. A crowd had gathered around when the dinosaur appeared.

“Rexy was a hologram, she was harmless,” the storekeeper said as she walked out of the store with Marinette. Bulma and Nami were nervously peeking out of the front door after leaving their hiding place. “I’ve always told Jerri to put up signs warning newcomers about her.” She looked to the side. “And here comes security.”

“Miss, can you stop floating, we’re going to have to have a talk,” a serious faced security officer ordered as they approached Fubuki who only sighed.

Back at the villa, after a couple of hours of unpacking and looking around, several women had settled in the pool. A couple of them were wearing tiny bikinis while others had colorful one piece swimsuits. Yet others had on water wings/floaties.

“Do you feel like you’re missing out on something?” Sabine asked as she floated on an inflatable chair. She was wearing large sunglasses, burnt-orange swimming shorts and a dark purple tankini. She had her helmet in an innertube nearby with her blasters. Meanwhile a floating bot held a dark red and yellow drink nearby with a little umbrella.

“Nope,” Hera said, wearing a red bikini in a wooden pool chair nearby. Hera was reading through a document on a tablet. “Did you know that a rare graviton anomaly can cause an inhibition disease in most humanoids? It reminds me of Cabin Frenzy, when crews go wild and then the investigators go crazy. I thought it was just a story.”

“Interesting,” Suki said as she swam up to Sabine. Stopping and kicking in place, Suki answered Sabine’s question. “I feel that way sometimes, I’ll be training then I’m being told that someone got in a fight with the neighbor’s zombies or someone broke half the house.”

“Zombies?” Sabine asked.

“Yeah, they keep them as guard dogs and targets,” Suki explained with a shrug. Pausing to grab Pixel’s innertube and sending her off with a spin (much to Pixel’s joy), Suki then continued, “Prime Earth has a lot of weird things going on that its best to avoid it.”

“Considering the things we saw on that garbage planet, I agree,” Sabine acknowledged before looking at Suki with a bit of consideration and changed the subject. “I overheard you were some kind of warrior?”

“I am a Kyoshi Warrior,” Suki replied, glancing at the floating helmet and blaster. “Want to see how I compare later? I’m going to get a few more laps in if you want to wait.”

“I’m not in a hurry,” Sabine said as she grabbed her drink and took a long sip. The pool using girls continued their activities until someone shouted from the main house.

“We’re leaving for the opera house! Last chance to join us!” You shouted from the nearest doorway to the pool, wearing a plain suit and a dapper hat. Aelita and Starfire were already on the transport you had requested. When you only received negative replies, you only shrugged and walking through the house with the others who had decided to join in.