LNSFA: When Hellcat Met Felicity ... sort of

Or, to give it another title, "The day after the Thing after the party." (Said "Thing" still being under scenic construction.) 

Technically, Hellcat and Felicity met the night before, when ... well. Anyway, Hellcat is head of police and security for this city, and is theoretically not well pleased by the chaos that Boris Leon and Felicity have brought to her city. (Considering the normal background level of chaos, what they've managed is kind of impressive.) That said, being a thoughtful and intelligent sort of being, she did a bit of investigation on her own. And now she has ... questions. So she "invites" Felicity to have a conversation without Boris (who is back in his hotel recovering from the events of the Thing under the tender ministrations of Citizen X -- that's not at all euphemistic, by the by).

Hellcat is a combination of HFS Catfolks and HFS Demonics for Genesis, wearing RPublishing's Vindicator bodysuit. Felicity HD, by Raiya, is, as per usual, wearing the SciFi Retro Suit over the Supersuit basic suit, with MEC4D's Apocalypsa boots and DAZ Sporty Braid. Background is AntFarm's new Gothic City, with BWC Skies. Night sky and Light Up The Dark lighting for the night set; BWC Skies sunset (I think) skydome and Advanced lights for the middle. Technically, the sunset skydome and lights are also in use for the bottom, but it's not as though you can tell. The lights in Gothic City are on for the top and bottom images; mostly, although Illumination is on, they provide diffuse and specular colors that highlight the matching colors on the buildings.

This scene really was largely an excuse to try out Gothic City, but it fit so well that I couldn't resist dragging it into LNSFA. (As this goes on, it starts to look higher and higher budget. It may actually wind up being a Syfy movie instead of a theatrical B-movie; at least Syfy movies get to look like they considered spending money -- and their miniseries actually do get money to spend.)

The scene after this is going to need to be storyboarded, since it's going to carry pretty much all of the narrative until near the end. So the actual conversation between them may take a while to get up.