The drop of the quote hero of Helios City. Hero, how pathetic, how could he possibly call himself a hero when he runs around in such a stupid looking suite. The young woman rolled her green contact colored eyes when he started to talk to her, her neck followed her eyes, the cracking of it echoed throughout the quiet streets as she brought her head forward again to look at him. "Anyone's smarter than the HCPD, they aren't exactly rocket scientists. But neither are you. See you got yourself a new suite. The last one I ripped to shreds." Though she didn't have much to brag about, he nearly broke her back and leg in several positions and she had to go to work the following day with a limp. Though she was 'accident prone' enough at work everyone believed that she fell down the stairs of her townhouse apartment. But that didn't mean she didn't have a good time. Normally, she wasn't a violent person but when it comes to this guy who just [i]consistently[/i] attempts to spoil her fun, violence seems to be the only way she can get him to leave her alone. And by leave her alone, that means her getting away.

Her right hand shot out, claws extending and sparkling in the moonlight. Her smile spread across her full bright red lips as she showed her fangs. "It would be easier if we just part ways and that be that but, well..." She said dragging out the word in a sarcastic manor. "I know you wouldn't let me just leave. So I guess a fight it is." The young woman took a step forward, ready to pounce when suddenly. [b]BOOM[/b] the building next to them exploded, sending the two individuals flying towards the opposite side of the street. The young woman's back landed hard against the stone building before she was up on her feet and her body turned to look at the masked person. "That was a little bit of an overreaction for a no don't you think?!" She snapped. "What the fuck is wrong with you!?"

It wasn't until a laughter was heard coming from the direction of the inflamed building that her gaze turned to see what the sick sadistic laughter was... oh no, someone else has come into town.