A Large House, A Small World [Grant/Minnie/Open]

Minnie nudged Shane for his comment on Kasty's identity. They hadn't even had the guts to share their names. Despite whatever he may think about Blue Jay, Kasty had a lot of courage sharing that. It had to stand for something, right? Her eyes traveled back to the screen to watch the players to continually attempt to one up each other. Shane was holding his own but Sam was definitely not making it easy.

Grant's admittance brought her attention back to the group. She didn't think he'd share who he was. Then again he wasn't the type to let another person be the only one to reveal a secret like that. Another voice reached her ears at that point. It was soft and shaky. The pinkette almost didn't hear it. But it seemed like it was coming from the hooded guy on the other side of the room. What was his name again?

Sam's smile moments later brought one to Minnie's own face. So that's who her hero from the slums was. It was good to see her. Hopefully it wasn't foul fortune that had brought her to this house but who knows. The entire world had been thrown upside down recently. Hundreds if not thousands of people had been displaced. It wouldn't be to much of a stretch to think she had too. She flash a smiled at Sam, not as threatening as the wolf's was but it was just as big.

"Well it's good to see you still have some spunk."

Minnie mumbled quietly. Returning her attention to Kasty she listened closely. Meetings would be here? In the basement? They would really have to stock up on extra food and soda if Shane's intake alone was any indication. Still it was a good idea, the boarding house being a good neutral zone for many supers. When the younger super spoke to Grant about any extra thoughts, she smiled encouragingly. The larger super was quiet and, from what she understood, somewhat shy. Hopefully the occasional speaking this group would require will be good for him.