Tundra and Emerald vs The World

First contact, the moment when we as a species discover the truth that we are not alone, is just a dream for many worlds. But in a world bursting at the seams with super powered beings, first contact is little more than a distant memory, one that no one can be sure how or when it happened. And this planet, so rich with alien life, so ripe with incredible power, made for the perfect target. Better still for the alien attackers, this planet saw fit to house most of their super powered inhabitance in one place; a city called Reach.

Just outside the city, in a cave that wasn’t a cave, carved in the side of a mountain that wasn’t a mountain, the invaders were hard at work. Their plan was simple, execution not so much, and their goal was to create a new, stronger, breed of warrior and bring their empire into a new era of domination. And so they began abducting the super powered beings of the planet.

One such victim, a woman named Tundra, woke up to find herself weakened, strapped to a table, with a strange egg-headed little man in blue armor standing above her ready to do… something. Tundra had no way of knowing, but feared the worst.

Luck was on her side when the alarms sounded. The alien left with the ominous words, “The Doctor is in.”
Now that she was alone, Tundra could make her escape. She used her power over ice to freeze and break the binds. Now free, Tundra searched the room for answers and found little, save for a curved blade. The door opened, and in ran a young woman in short shorts, barley a tube top, with a long red coat, a sword at her hip, knives at her waist, and a bow in her hand.

Tundra attacked, throwing the make shift weapon. The blade missed the mystery woman and stuck into the wall. As the woman leaned against the door catching her breath, she lectured Tundra, “See? Now you don't have a weapon. So can we skip the fighty part?" and as she spoke, the woman drew her sword.

Tundra kept her distance, and the two exchanged words. Tundra learned a few things, such as what she thought was most promising exit apparently lead to some sort of acid pit.

As a show of good faith, the strange woman slid her sword across the floor to Tundra, all while continuing to lecture her, "I wouldn't need to do that if you didn't throw your only weapon."
The woman continued to say, "I don't know how much time we have, I just came in her to find myself a momentary reprieve. But Sontaran soldiers can be on us any second. I don't know what they're planning, or why you're here, but I'm going to find out."

To which Tundra replied, "Sontarans...eggheads, blue armor?" more or less describing the guy who was a few seconds from cutting her up. Now that she thought about it, she probably triggered that first alarm. "Ya overhear them or something? Suppose whoever was watching you got careless." she comments, assuming that
Emerald had managed a better escape attempt than Tundra did.

The stranger shook her head, “Oh no, you got it all wrong, I’m not a prisoner, I’m the rescue team,” the woman then paused and added, “Apparently.”

Emerald paused for a moment, trying to decide how best to answer. "Well, see now that's where it gets complicated. Let me start from the beginning. Hi, my name is Emerald. Um, no one sent me. I kind of, got into an argument with a friend and stole his ship. Borrowed really, I'll return it when I prove my point. I not actually supposed to be here, not even sure where here is. Earth, correct? Anyway, I'm here by mistake buy now that I am I fully intend to stop this invasion, free all the prisoners, save the Earth, and get back to Disney Planet in time to ride the Hover Coaster."

"A sword is more than we need," Emerald said, "I've seen a man save the universe with nothing but a screwdriver... Okay, a screwdriver, a banana, and a bossy redhead."

Emerald left her explanation at that, as she hurried about the room, looking for anything that they could use. "Okay, admittedly we don't have those things," She said as started digging through the various medical equipment until she picked up a thin metallic silver wand like object. Turning to Tundra she said, "Oh, but we have this. They left this? You passed this up? Well, anyway, lucky for us. Go us!"

When Tundra barked back, Emerald's heart sunk a tad. She'd seen the Doctor swagger in, talk his way in and out, and fix everything with a nice little bow so many times, it just seemed like the thing to do. "Okay, I'm sorry," she said, "Things sometimes get a little wobbly with me... I forget what's common and what's advanced tec sometimes."

Holding up the device she took a breath and said, "This is a... Well, I don't remember what it's called. But it's a Sontaran weapon, capable of firing some pretty nasty blasts. So that means we have 2 weapons now." She said, cheerfully, before mumbling, "still no banana."

She looked around the room, "How about the air vent?" she asked, pointing to the ceiling. There was a rather large vent, which could easily fit either of them. The only problem is it was about 10 feet above them. "Think you can get up there? Or should we try our luck with the front door?"

It clicked for Emerald when she heard the bit about being almost cut down. "Oh, that's right! I'm so think! Sorry. I got so caught up in saving the day, and fighting my was through half a squad of Sontarans, and nearly crashing my police box... and making sure you didn't take my head off, I forgot my manners! I can't believe I've been so rude..."

Emerald finally stopped talking long enough to notice Tundra, "Um, what are you, doing? Oh, you probably need to focus. Sorry, I'll shut up now. But, seriously, what are you doing?"

"...And, you're doing what, exactly?" Emerald repeated. When she got no answer she waited, tapping her foot impatiently, "I'm trying to be helpful here, and not just annoying. You're not giving me many options." again, she paused, trying hard to give Tundra her space, but it wasn't long before she couldn't stay quiet any longer, "You know, team work only works if you work as a team."

Minutes passed, and little changed. Eventually, the air around Tundra began to cool. Soon after a mist formed. Two things became apparent. To Emerald, it was clear what Tundra's plan involved. To Tundra, it was clear her powers wouldn't be enough right now.

OOC: Yes... A good GM would such a method... *whistles nonchalantly*

"I've seen them before," Emerald said, "and that way's not the safest, or else I would have suggested it. I had a about half a fleet..."

Her words were cut short when the door opened. "Sorry about that," the Sontaran Doctor from earlier said, now accompanied by two more. Each one wearing their blue dome helmet, "There was an..." He paused, as he took an actual look at the room. The two accompanying soldiers aimed their, rather large, guns and the other drew his weapon, which matched the one Emerald picked up, "I am commander Strax, and you two human males shall drop your weapons and surrender yourselves for annalysis for the glory of the Sontoran empire! SONTAR-HA!" 

Emerald put her hands up, but kept a hold of her weapon for now, "Strax?" she said, seeming bewildered. Addressing Tundra, she said, "Okay Ice Lady, surviving this requires you to trust me completely right now."