Yeah, she'd rather stay out of the heroing business even if she wants to help people with her new superpowers. Picking fights for the sake of picking fights is stupid. ...Not that she expects she'll get to stay so low-profile as all that, given, healer, but.
...Also Stella Sky seems really awesome. She wants to meet them sometime. Building a space shuttle in your garage is such unmitigated bullshit.
...This "Everyman" fellow... Honestly, she's pretty sure she'd rather have him working with corporations, given he's open about it - and that's not a sentence she'd ever thought she'd say - but she would be absolutely terrified of the possibility of his existence in a government position given just how badly any given government would muck up the capability to assassinate anyone and pin it on everyone else.
...Really, she still is terrified of that, just slightly less so given there's at least one person who does not appear to be being buried in the black budget for this purpose.
And of course vigilantism is vigilantism. ...Man, where's WWE in all this? They should be on this shit like white on rice. Anywho. Uh. ...Well, while she's letting the idea of writing Stella an email percolate, and letting the idea of emailing the local prestigious hospital to see if they've got anything put together to solve the problem of figuring out the extent of her ability to heal, assuming she has one...
...She rather still does need new shirts.
Order some of those, goddammit she does need them delivered ASAP - gotta let the wings out - so she's going to have to pay for the fancy shippping... She's kind of glad that the other occupant of this house is on vacation right now. Gives her time to get things in order before their return.
...Oh right, she was wondering if anybody was talking about their trigger events.
...Well, no, these aren't trigger events qua trigger events, but still. Has anyone talked about the experience of being given powers or acquiring powers? She needs to find something and write down what she remembers of the person responsible for hers. Strange, that the memory is so crystal-clear still, but she will neither look the gift horse in the mouth nor bring it inside the walls of Troy. And with that done, she's going to write that letter to Stella Sky she was contemplating.
Dear Ms.? Stella Sky,
I have recently come into possession of... a gadget, that I am interested in hopefully reverse-engineering in some way, or at least coming to any understanding of why it functions rather than merely knowing the basest details of how it must function given what little capability I have to even properly experiment therewith myself.
I do not know if your abilities lend themselves to this purpose, but as your name has become a byword for Tinkers entire, what with the space shuttle - which is really dang cool by the way - I can but hope you might be amenable to such a thing, or if not, knowledgeable as to who might be. If this even gets through the filters that you presumably have these days. I imagine you get messages like this rather a lot, and most of them are cranks going on about microchips in vaccines rather than, exempli gratia, magical bow and arrow.
I hope this message finds you well.
Sincerely,
--@StellarCupidity
P.S. I...ah, hope that I have not offended with the choice of pseudonym; it rather jumped out at me and refused to let go.
(This is, of course, a completely fresh account.)
And now...
Ugh, she should probably call the hospital front desk or something. She rather suspects that the email will get circular filed if she tries sending it sight unseen. But that then runs risks of its own like "some asshat deciding she's just delusional and siccing the cops on her via a phone trace or something", which...She is really not prepared to deal with right now. So maybe it's better that she just send the email.
To Whom It May Concern,
I am hoping that there has been some thought given to supernal abilities and the medical consequences thereof within your hallowed halls, because I have recently come into some that may have medical function, and am hoping that some guidance exists on the matter instead of just having to hope that I will not by attempting to heal someone instead subject them to turbocancer. If no such protocols exist as of yet, I would be glad to assist in developing them, if such assistance is needed? I've no formal training in medicine, but I might hope I am at least well-read enough from experiences on the patient side of things that I might have a hope of keeping up with the broad strokes. Not to mention that there are things I know I do not know about my own capabilities, and do not have methods I believe are safe to discover without support I do not yet have, that would likely benefit from professional insight.
Sincerely,
--
...Oh, hell, she's going to need a proper persona for this... ...whatever this is....
Right now, though, she's just...going to politely elide over that question by not signing a name to the email.
...I hope this message finds you well, whosoever eventually receives it, and look forward to hearing from you, at your convenience.