Young Heroes of Oculus Issue 6

## Overview

### Side Characters

Ariana Syntax, Yrfovna Urneg, Hunter Josephs, Jessica Josephs-Grace, Oculus, Helena Severe, Minnesota Rex, Marble Cavill

### Locations

Bishop Tower Floor 13, Zazzle-Trax Fun Park

## Intro

### Intro Synopsis

Agent 44 finds Electroshock's destroyed lab and talks to her about the teleportation he and Rain did.

## Outro

### Outro Synopsis

Ohea becomes their true form

Young Heroes of Oculus #6 is the sixth issue of the Young Heroes of Oculus series, and the first of Volume 2.

## Synopsis

At the end of Issue 5, Ariana Syntax, Yrfovna Urneg and Nezbe Raq appeared, and Nezbe Raq told Ohea to come back home with them. Immediately after this, they decided to keep discussing this at Hunter’s nearby apartment, which had serious divorced dad energy. Packed onto the single couch, The New Wave heckled and questioned Nezbe Raq, who revealed they were an agent of Outreach tasked with bringing home Ohea and Bgure.

When their heckles did little to persuade Nezbe, Hunter and Ariana stepped in, pointing out that he had not yet found Bgure, so he could not take Ohea back, with Hunter using it as an opportunity to lecture the New Wave on not alienating allies. After Nezbe was dissuaded from trying to capture Ohea, Hunter took the three of them to the base of the other people involved with this whole thing, who were now calling themselves The Friends of Bgure.

Hunter also suggested that Grey and Kurt go home for a bit, which they did. Kurt was met by his mother, frustrated and confused at what had been going on with him. He lied, saying that he was in love with a “Brian Wilson, 16, he/him, from Canada”, and that explained his disappearance. His mother let it go, and Kurt assured her he would be more honest in the future.

Meanwhile, Grey was met by their older brother, Caleb, who scolded them for attacking a government base. Grey accused him of being brainwashed by the government, which did not go over well, as Caleb threatened to turn them in if the D.S.A. sends The Noble Pursuit after them.

Rain and Ohea had a conversation about Orgjrra, the Domain and Ohea’s people’s homeworld, in which Rain expressed she would like to one day visit Orgjrra, which Ohea didn’t understand. Ohea also shared that they take notes on humans for the database that Outreach runs.

There was an awkward dinner between Rain, Ohea and Hunter, in which Hunter tried to teach Rain based on their earlier experience with Nezbe, but Rain pressed him about why he “hadn’t stood up” for Ohea. He expressed that he would’ve preventing Nezbe from taking them, but thought there was a different way to handle the situation. Not enough for Rain, she invited herself to Ohea’s Ship to spend some time together.

They went and picked up Grey and Kurt from their homes and the group went and roasted marshmallows until Jessica contacted Rain and asked The New Wave to pick up The Cult of the Electric Dream from the abandoned Zazzle-Trax Fun Park in Junipero. They flew there, and were greeted by Helena Severe, Oculus, and the rest of the Cult. As they began to load them onto the ship, however, an invisible ship in the sky began shooting at them.

Strange energy beings began to surround them, which revealed Haywire’s presence, and as they fought them off, Kurt used their technomancy to knock a ferris wheel into the ship. It crashed, and was revealed to be a more advanced version of Ohea’s ship, piloted by Redeye and Haywire.

Rain engaged Haywire, stealing their powers as the two of them became locked in an energy exchange, neither able to get a one-up on the other. Grey tackled Redeye and pepper sprayed them to keep them from making eye contact with anyone. Ohea attempted to disable the ship’s guns, but in doing so, they caused an explosion, causing Ohea to lose control of their powers and transform into their true form.