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I guess my comfort zone is "eccentric side character."

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I think applying gravity to limb to hit harder makes anime sense.
@RoflsMazoy
Can I be Clara's loyal toady and head of the disciplinary committee?

@KillamriX88
Related question, how would Rurik feel about being shot at every time he's late?
@RoflsMazoy

Took your advice and modified her profile.



If this is all right so far, I'm having trouble coming up with a third ability. I know I don't need three, but I don't just want to leave it on the table. If this isn't all right I've got a different idea.
@Storybookandco@SpawnMeme@Bluetommy@KatherinWinter

Curwen sighed, dejected. "Probably no point." he said, shaking his head and turning to....oh damn. That was Gynar working that weird machine, wasn't it? Curwen had seen him a few times when he'd been called to MIB HQ, just doing his best. Crying shame that he was involved in this debacle. "You getting any sort of reading on the demon on that thing? Because what I'm thinking is it's long gone. If it wanted a fight it would be out here fighting. Probably took hostages just to try and force us to do what that idiot that ran inside just did for free."

God, what the hell was that kid? Not only han the wards responded to him, they seemed to have broken as he went through. He wondered what sort of shady crap that MIB was up too if they were calling up guys like him. "Does anybody know who that moron was?"

@MikkishtheLeprechaun@Mariana Collie@Camey

West pulled her way up on top of the guy as he released another cloud of smoke. She couldn't breath, her eyes stung, but that didn't really matter to her right at this moment. She heard the gunshots but they seemed to come from somewhere far away, they didn't matter. She raised up her fist high in the air and brought it down where she though he might be. A shot of pain shot up her arm as it connected with the sidewalk, but that didn't matter. She went again. Concrete. Again. Concrete. Again! Face? Again! Face!

She felt something roll across her back, pushing her down press against the guy for just a moment. She used that moment to bite something. Then she felt something drag her up, trying to drag her away out the haze. Away from him! Her arms shot out towards him with snarl even as she felt herself being torn away, searching for anything to hold on to. She felt her fingers claw at his face, miss the neck of his shirt, slide into the hem of his pants, but in her frantic clawing they didn't have time to establish a hold. They went down his leg, wrapped around his shoe. She could see slightly now, managed to get her breath back, and shouted, "Do you have any idea how many many people die every day because of stupid bastards like you? Do you?!" She felt the shoe pop off his foot as she was dragged completely out of the smoke, coming off in her vice like grip.

She was about to throw whoever was on her back off and dive back in to keep at his when a voice cut through the other haze, the one in her head. It wasn't the words that were said in her ear that did it, in her state it was doubtful that she even recognized them. It was the tone. Another unmistakable tone, like the one the guy had used when he'd ordered West to get on the ground. Another she was infinitely familiar with. She looked over, blinking her eyes to catch the blurry outline of Bora. Maybe it was just the aftermath of the smoke and the rage, but nothing was in focus except the distinctive pop pops of gunshots. Were they being shot at? Had Bora been shot?

She shook her head. No. No. Bora hadn't been shot, she'd be screaming. Someone else was shooting? No, it didn't matter. Bullets were going around, this was not the time for retribution anymore. West grabbed Bora by the shoulders, blood from her mangled hand staining the cloth and looked for some cover in random, blurry direction. It was then that she realized that her glasses must have fallen off during the struggle. "Where?" She asked. "You have to lead me."
@Gentlemanvaultboy Gotch. I am not sure how a bomb is going to look better than a demon though.


Not a bomb, a bomb threat. There isn't actually a bomb, and because the note would have been found on school grounds the blame for the whole fiasco is shifted onto the student body rather than the faculty.
@KatherinWinter

I'm giving him a cover story to use so there's actually a reason to take all the students off the campus for the day. One that's easy to fake and won't reflect badly on the school administration.
@KatherinWinter

Curwen glanced over his shoulder and scowled. What the hell were they doing with that flashy stuff? He expected that sort of nonsense from a kid, but McCollough? The man was nearly as old as him. That wasn't the only good point this principle raised either. Point was, no one had been assigned the lead on this case. He raised an eyebrow as one of the guys he didn't know much about took off around the side of the building. That wasn't good. If anyone went off half-cocked and started agitating the demon then there was no telling what could happen to the kids that were still inside. Somebody was going to have to try and take charge or this could all go very bad very quickly. He turned back to try before suddenly teleported right in beside him, in full view of the assembled students, took command of the operation and then ran in all gung-ho knowing nothing about the situation.

Curwen was gobsmacked. What the hell? Where had the agency found that stupid little shit and what in gods name had made them think it was a good idea to hire him? He turned back to the principle with renewed urgency. "I need to know everything you do, everything that happened up until we got here. Think hard, the smallest of details might save your students lives. It's appearance, demands it's made, who it took, and any strange incidents leading up to the abduction. I thought we had more time, but apparently for some god forsaken reason we do not." The last bit was said teeth pressed together with almost enough force to leave an imprint in steel. His face was turning red. It was clear that, as upset as the principle might be about how things were being handled it was nowhere near what Agent Curwen was experiencing right at this moment. "After that, if you know the demon is still inside, you need to evacuate proper. The wards are still intact so I think it may have gotten inside while possessing a human body, and if its out and about then the wards should keep it inside unless it grabs another. Say you found a note detailing a bomb threat on campus. You'll be lauded for your prompt action to keep the students safe and we will modify the memories of anyone who disagrees."
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