Zee's eyebrows lift a little dubiously. "In the middle of the fray? I'd think it'd just leave you a lot more vulnerable," she points out. It isn't that Zatanna has any issue with nudity or a person's desire to shed society's burden in that way, but she doesn't think it'd be super practical in the middle of the kind of battles she and her team have to fight on the daily back home.
At his comment, she nods. "Yeah, I'm with you there." A lot of people used to think that Conner was a monster, from what she heard. Not in the same sense that they consider werewolves to be, because werewolves are animalistic, but Conner was a wild card and he happened to be equipped with most of the abilities of Superman to boot. Of course people were afraid of him. They didn't know what he could do or what his motivations were, but that didn't make him a monster. So she understands where Alcide is coming from, to some degree.
"Ehhhh," she says non-committally, waving a hand back and forth in a so-so gesture. "It does and it doesn't. I mean, it does, but my dad taught me everything and in that came the training of how to compartmentalize so that that pressure doesn't weigh me down so heavily that I have to lay down and give up."
She huffs a little with amusement. "Oh we're definitely going to get in trouble if we get caught, but if you think I'm turning back now when we finally got to the good stuff, you've got another thing coming, Al," she laughs. "Ready when you are."
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At his comment, she nods. "Yeah, I'm with you there." A lot of people used to think that Conner was a monster, from what she heard. Not in the same sense that they consider werewolves to be, because werewolves are animalistic, but Conner was a wild card and he happened to be equipped with most of the abilities of Superman to boot. Of course people were afraid of him. They didn't know what he could do or what his motivations were, but that didn't make him a monster. So she understands where Alcide is coming from, to some degree.
"Ehhhh," she says non-committally, waving a hand back and forth in a so-so gesture. "It does and it doesn't. I mean, it does, but my dad taught me everything and in that came the training of how to compartmentalize so that that pressure doesn't weigh me down so heavily that I have to lay down and give up."
She huffs a little with amusement. "Oh we're definitely going to get in trouble if we get caught, but if you think I'm turning back now when we finally got to the good stuff, you've got another thing coming, Al," she laughs. "Ready when you are."