“No, no– it’s fine, really. I promise you that you’re not the only vigilante or hero who’s felt like this before.” There was a plethora of things stirring the other Meta’s frustration, something that took Claire a second to finally figure out before jumping right back into the conversation with a response. “I do have to tell you one thing, something that you have to keep in mind especially when you’re out there.” A serious look masked any previous compassion she had with him only moments ago. Unfortunately, these conflicts of ethical moral and obligation clashed harshly against emotions- which led to distraction. Out there if you were to lose focus in a tense situation for even one second, that one second could determine whether you return with success or return in a body bag. “Stay focused, regardless of whatever problems you might be facing behind the mask; a distraction can cost you everything. I’d rather have you talk to somebody like this instead of releasing all that anger out on a mission or a call.”
“Yeah, Yeah. You’re right,” Cisco responded, knowing how dangerous his powers could be if he left himself go. “Thank you. For listening, I mean. Really, it means a lot. I haven’t had anyone that wanted to listen in a while. I always feel like a burden, letting all this out with my teammates.”
Cisco backup 