You might think that a Roman demigod would not have faced something as technologically advanced as a robot and on that thought you would be wrong. Granted, automatons were powered by a combination of circuits AND magic they were still as close an approximation as Jason had ever gotten. He preferred when he was fighting things that were less prone to stepping on him, but when you could fly it was a little easier to dodge such things.

There was a lot of chaos on the streets and honestly it was more difficult finding a place that WASN'T in need of a rescue. Jason preferred this kind of work to the survival of the Murder World though so he dove right in and didn't think too much about it.

He was flying overhead when he caught sight of the current battle taking place. The robot didn't seem to have anything particularly in mind to smash -- just general chaos and flinging cars. It wouldn't be easy, but Jason hadn't been on the field for long so at least he was still feeling energetic. He glided in just in time to see a wall of ice shoot up from the ground and block a flying car. From his position in the air it gave him an idea and he dropped down.

"Hey! Nice catch." It wasn't until he was on the ground that he realized the other hero was looking more than a little panicked. Jason glanced back at the ice wall and the robot, yeah, this might be the guy's first battle. Jason had seen this before in his fellow demigods back home. It's not like everyone grew up with the weird. The best way to combat it though was to stay focused on the task at hand. The question remained if Jason could get through his fear, "If you can set up more walls like that we can block this thing's progress and I can see if it's vulnerable to a little short circuiting," Jason held his hand up to show static electricity generating itself between his fingers.

"Or you could make it a little slippery on the ground. Robots aren't exactly walking around with ice skates."

At least he hoped not.