Another AU take on Cat's ultimatum at the end of "Hostile Takeover." This time Kara remembers a promise as well as some moral obligations and she takes action to avoid an ongoing danger. I don't own the characters.

In which Supergirl practices "El Mayarah" after the events of 4x08 and President Baker is hoist with his own petard.

In which Alex takes steps to ensure Kara has a peaceful introduction to Hank and the DEO. Chapter 4: Dr. Eliza Danvers meets Supergirl.

Cat Grant needs to let Kara Danvers know that she knows that her assistant is Supergirl. Yet she can't risk losing the Girl of Steel as a CatCo exclusive news source. Can she solve this problem? An AU take on the aftermath of season 1's "Hostile Takeover."

A slight AU take on an incident in "Blood Bonds." Cat Grant is on the verge of committing career suicide. Fortunately for her, Kara Danvers is a loyal assistant who thinks fast under pressure. Chapter 3: Cat answers Kara's questions and gives her a new assignment.

Now that Supergirl has saved the world certain consequences are inevitable. I don't own the characters. 7. Medal of Freedom. In which the President presents a medal and Supergirl makes a vow.

James Olsen had remarked that Supergirl's battles were ultimately battles of values, "your values versus your enemies.'" Battles of values can have equally high stakes, but they are fought with less obvious superpowers, facts, reason, integrity, and truth. Here are two stories showing Kara's growing skills in a different kind of fight.

James made an interesting comment. "It's never going to come down to just a battle of strength or smarts or even wills with you. Ultimately it is going to be a battle of values, your values versus your enemies.'" Slight value added AU. I don't own the characters.