I have no idea. Hopefully wouldn't kill them.

Might cure them instead.

That'd be good. Has that happened aside from Behemoth? The changing shapes?

Some. Not a lot. And Behemoth is the first quite like that.

Could check if the healing spell puts people back. It only works on humanoids so it wouldn't do anything for Behemoth, but I could check for anyone else.

That could work—some parahumans like that don't have any powers other than what they became but they sometimes want to just be normal.

Worth a try, then.

Probably, he nods. Then he sighs, amplified by his whatever-it-is that amplifies and echoes his voice.

Are you okay?

Yes.

Good. Should I put New York City back? I can do that while I'm singing.

Not yet. People should have a city plan this afternoon. I was helping, earlier, with the radiation.

Okay. How bad is the radiation?

Now, not at all. Even before, not as bad as it could've been. São Paulo will be uninhabitable for the next few hundred, perhaps thousands of years.

I could just scoop out most of the landmass of São Paulo and replace it. It's not the most efficient way but it should work fine.

- that would perhaps work, yes.

Should I do that?

This might frighten the Brazilian government, but the Brazilian government's peace of mind is not anywhere near my top priorities.

Okay. I could talk to them first if that'll help.

That could work.

Okay! Want to come with?

I'm not sure they will appreciate my presence. They are a dictatorship and their government-backed heroes defend the military oppression of their people. Relations between them and the US are—well, practically nonexistent.

...ah. Okay. I'll go put São Paulo back.

Good luck.

Thank you.

Pop.

No one's around but he's still singing.