AVENGERS ASSEMBLE

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The bloodlust was a step too far. Kyle already hated vampires before the event, his species's natural predator. Then the Fae were opening doors into their world, Daybreak was persecuting seemingly innocent members of Midnight while claiming they were practicing Necromagic, and the wolves even had their own kill-some-humans Festival. The supernatural world was a shitty, terrible place for people who were trying to live their lives in peace. And while there were Guardians meant to look out for and protect people, they followed loose laws more concerned with protecting their secrets than in saving lives.

So he started putting the word out. He didn't really know what he was doing, or what he was trying to create. Maybe a new squad. Maybe a book club where instead of weekly reading, they killed guilty parties. He wasn't sure. By definition, he was trying to put together a group of vigilantes.

He put the word out. Coded flyers here, whispers in Hillingdon there, and so on. He reached out to the people he knew and those he'd heard about who might happen to agree with his cause. Anyone and everyone was welcome, regardless of race or faction. Except the vampires he still hated.

[ooc: Kyle is trying to put together a vigilante squad. What the group does will mostly be up to the group, but may include bounty hunting, saving people in trouble, killing 'villains', and so on. Anyone is welcome to chat with him about it, regardless of their interest in joining.]

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Natasha snorts, lifting her glass a little. She won't take his admission too much to heart, but it's still not bad to hear. She's in no hurry to tell him it's been a struggle, but she's not above taking what encouragement she can. Anything to get through the night.

"If you mean how I don't join in, like this, mostly," she says. "Try not to think about it too much. Definitely try to avoid it as much as possible."

Except when she's getting dragged into it, playing the hero. She huffs, almost laughing at the thought. "And if that doesn't work, I still have your number around. Looked at it a few times, but it never seemed quite that bad."