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Vicki Victory


Sam sat in silence for a few moments, pondering over how to respond. She looked out of place sitting still. "Well, I really don't know why this all happened, I doubt any of us do." Sam looked directly into Vicki’s eyes. Her gaze was laser-focused, with fiery irises blooming into crimson roses. "Still, if my opinion counts for anything, I think that we were given these to help...Matt says there are going to be bad people who get these powers, like Zed. They are going to hurt people, Vicki. Without us, these civilians don't stand a chance. And, who knows, maybe these evil champions aren't just the beginning." She shrugged, her hands fiddling about on the table as she spoke, making little motions with her words. "So... I guess while you feel that all you can do is hurt people, instead you're actually helping people." Sam offered Vicki a soft smile.

Vicki paused, shifting her eyes down towards the table, but quickly returned to looking back at Sam. Her chest tightened and filled with a homey warmth. She returned Sam’s smile with her own thankful, genuine one. “Than-”

Vicki was cut-off by the sharp bang of a gunshot. Every head in the cafe swiveled towards the sudden disturbance. The source: a middle-aged man bearing an oversized, double-barreled shotgun.

In a sudden flurry of chaos and panic, everyone leapt up out of their seats and began to flee the cafe. At the same time however, the world began to slow down. Vicki’s eyes widened as she retreated into herself.No…

So serene and bright a few moments ago, Sam’s face now burned with rage and sneering fury. ”Wait a second, I have to go fucking deal with this ass wipe.” Sam stood up from her table like some hero rising from the rubble of a great battle, cloaked in licks of red and yellow flame. Not here too…

Vicki stumbled backwards away from the gunman. Her heart was pounding from terror. Not from what the gunman may do, but from what she might have to do.



Raze Colter


Moritz turned to Raze. "You think that I can succeed where Malzahar failed by focusing on a goal?" Raze nodded in response to Moritz. He clicked his tongue in thought before exhaling. "I guess that what I aim to do with my powers is rather lame, but I would like to take the fight to whoever aims to cause harm with theirs...Even if it is just distraction, or stopping them while others escape, I feel that is what-"

He was interrupted by a sound similar to an explosion roaring through the cafe, followed by the same familiar heat as before seeming to radiate from the cafe. Moritz stood up quickly, before looking back at Raze. In a swift motion Moritz unclipped his Voidling and ran to enter the cafe. Raze shot out of his chair, knocking over the table in the process, and ran back into the cafe.

Getting into the cafe was pandemonium . Raze had to wade through a gushing river of panicked faces, then forced his way through the narrow doorway. Inside was much calmer, but the air was thick with tension. Immediately through the door, Raze spotted Liam leaning against the wall, his palm tightly clutching a bruised patch of skin peeking through a burnt hole in his shirt. In the center of the room stood the middle-aged man that Raze bumped into earlier, now brandishing a huge shotgun. The same one that Graves wielded in-game.

Surrounding him were many unfamiliar faces, as well as many individuals he had met from Matt & Liam’s apartment. Sam was already approaching him menacingly, her dragon form already fully formed. That may be a problem later… A young man began backpedaling towards the door, calling out to the gunman "If you manage to get out of here alive talk to me about that job k?"

Instantly infuriated, Raze grabbed the boy by the collar, tightly gripping a clump of fabric in his fist. Raze bared his teeth at the boy and growled, ”Are you fucking serious?” Angry snakes of green flames began to emanate from beneath Raze’s sleeves. He released the boy, simultaneously shoving him away towards the door. I’ll deal with that bastard later.

Turning his attention back to the gunman, Raze could see Clarice making an attempt to attack the assailant. He took this opportunity to attack the gunman at the same time from behind. Raze unleashed a vicious battle cry, a curtain of flames circling him for but a moment. Once the flames dissipated, Raze was revealed, now adorned with deadly, ornate armor and carrying Hecarim’s wicked halberd.

He leapt high into the air, raising his spear to thrust it through the gunman’s chest.

@Eklispe@Leolycan



Garrett Fishman


"Now, about our little visit here," The man spoke once more, his smile fading only slight as he motioned with his head to the building now behind Garret, "Merely stick close to the entrance and do not allow anyone else to enter. You're free to do what you must to accomplish this, just don't be too obvious about it." With this, the man now made his way past Garrett towards the building. It was then that Garrett noticed Megan wasn't with him, her form now nowhere to be seen.

"I'll be waiting for your answer," A female seemed to whisper in his ear, with no speaker to be seen. Hmph. ‘Everything’s going to be alright.’

So far, Garrett wasn’t enjoying this arrangement. He had been given no reason to listen to this man, and now he was stuck being the bouncer. There were far better things that Garrett could be doing with his time and skills. If things don’t look up soon...I’m going freelance again.

Garrett chose a spot to the left of the front door and leaned casually against it, crossing his left leg in front of his right one. What the hell am I even looking out for?

@Leolycan
@Leolycan It's been a busy weekend for me. I'll be posting tomorrow in the late morning/early afternoon, lemme get something up for my 3 guys before updating!
Seems like we're all just gonna charge him. Raze is outside, but I'm sure he heard the gunshot...Vicki's gonna go after him, no questions asked

@Zelosse Yeah, I'd imagine it's hard for a guy with a trumpet for a voice to interact with people
Hey @Zelosse, you still around?
Raze Colter


The feeble boy finally noticed Raze standing behind the blue-haired maiden. Their eyes deadlocked for a few moments before Leo the Lion finally spoke up.

"Good morning, and welcome to Wi-Hi!" Leon greeted Raze with a grin. "So, what can I get you for you, Raze?" So, the little cretin knows my name now. "We have a new set of coffee that just arrived from Brazil. We like to call it 'Death's Wake Up Call'. It will really smack the living shadows out of you. Also, we have another one known as 'Shovel to Your Face', and it's an Arabica brew that will snap you out of your misery," Leon suggested, pointing to a newly delivered sack of coffee beans. "Your misery of drowsiness and coldness, I mean." At this last remark, Raze grinned slightly, amused by Leon’s attempts at intimidation and threatening. He’d gotten worse from some of his previous patients.

Leon left him for a few minutes to converse with the blue-haired maiden. The boy’s infatuation was painfully obvious, and his pitiful attempts at flirting with her literally made Raze cringe. Yeesh, smooth operator. As Leon left Claire to return to Raze, his once-wide grin immediately dropped to a scrunched up frown.

"So," Leon composed himself. "What poison would you like to order today? And, by poison, I mean a drink. You know... metaphors... and all..."

Raze smirked at the boy, his head slightly shaking. ”You know, I’m really glad I came here this morning. Watching you flounder helplessly with women is really funny, I’ve never seen something so embarrassing.” Raze sighed heavily and turn his eyes upward to the menu plastered on wall behind Leon. ”It’s a shame, all of these new drinks, and nothing I think that you could actually follow through with.”

Just then, a purple-haired kid slithered between Raze and the counter barricading Leon from him. "A murder case, huh? What funny business goes down this joint? Clowns running around with blades?" He grinned. "I'll order one ham-and-cheese croissant with one licorice macaron. No butter, please."

The boy never turned to face Raze, but Raze kept glowering at him the whole time, irked by his disrespect. After the purple-haired boy left, Raze turned his eyes back to Leon. ”I had an idea for a drink the other day. I call it ’Tip of the Spear.’ Catchy, right?” Raze leaned over the counter and began to whisper harshly, “The last guy I made it for basically keeled over and died. Don’t make me do the same to you.” He slid a hand into his back pocket and pulled out a black leather wallet. ”For now, I think I’ll ha-”

Before he could finish his sentence, Raze was once again rudely interrupted, this time by a stumbling young man with stringy grey-black hair with a leashed...beetle. The boy shambled into Raze, wrapping his fingers around Raze’s arm and desperately pleaded, "How do you deal with it? It's been one night and I am about ready to break. I know you hear it too. How do you deal with the voices?" It was Moritz, the one possessed by Malzahar from the day before. His eyes were wild and crazy, no more sane than a frenzied animal clinging onto its last inch of life. Raze was very familiar with this expression; he’d seen it many times on his other patients. Raze’s immediate reaction was incredulous annoyance, but after staring into Moritz’ eyes, his training as a therapist kicked in.

”... F-frappuccino, please. And I'll pay for whatever he's having.” Moritz glanced over his shoulder at the line snaking behind them. ”And, uh, theirs too.”

Raze quickly whipped out a $20 and slammed it down on the counter. Leaning his weight onto the arm on the counter, Raze stared into Leon’s eyes and plainly stated, ”One frappuccino, one Vanilla Mocha with two shots of espresso, no whipped cream. Not paying for everyone else.”

He gently placed an arm on Moritz’ shoulder and steered him towards the door. He quietly spoke to Moritz, ”You gotta keep it together. I know this is tough and is unlike anything you’ve dealt with, but you can’t let your fears scare everyone else around you either.”

As Raze and Moritz walked toward the entrance, Raze bumped shoulders with a grizzled man, rippling with muscles. Despite being significantly shorter than Raze, the man’s bulk barreled through Raze like he was a saloon door. Already irritated, Raze scowled at the jet-black-haired man as he called over his shoulder, ”Pardon me, bud." Raze could barely make out the side of the man’s face, spotting a slight grin peeking out from behind rocky cheeks bones speckled with flecks of granite stubble.

Raze turned his attention forward, spotting Liam behind the stubbled man, as well as Sam off to the side speaking to a young woman with snow-white hair and streaks of pink. To Liam, Raze gave a nod of acknowledgement, while he lifted his hand to wave towards Sam. @Leolycan@Kiroue

Moritz and Raze exited the cafe and sat down at a round, metal table colored a dark forest green with matching chairs. Raze leaned back in his seat and rested his hands on his forehead. ”Yeah, I hear the voices. I wouldn’t be surprised is every one of us heard voices.” He sat his chair back down normally and rested his hands in his lap, watching pedestrians as they passed by in front of them. ”The truth is, I don’t deal with the voices. Hecarim is always here, always sneering and ridiculing me. Sometimes, I look into the mirror and I see his skull staring back at me...”

In reality, it was every time he looked into the mirror. Raze was too terrified to look at his reflection any more. Where his own pale face should be, Raze only saw the armored, skeletal visage of Hecarim wrapped in hellfire. It had been so long since he saw his own face, he was starting to forget what he looked like.

Raze looked straight at Moritz now, his expression grim and somber. ”I hate to say it, but I don’t think you’ll be any different. Our champions are likely going to be a part of our lives forever now...the trick isn’t avoiding them, though. The trick is mastering them. Who’s in control, you? Or Malzahar?” He leaned forward now, his voice more impassioned and fiery, ”You need a goal; a purpose. We have these powers for a reason. What are you going to use your’s for?”

@Adalrod@Cubix



Vicki Victory


I figured you might want someone to talk to if you were still having a hard time with anything or just needed questions answered."

Vicki drew her arm back to her side and smiled. ”Y’know...I think that’s exactly what I need right now. Thank you.

At that moment, Clarice bellowed out to everyone inhabiting the cafe, Alright guys and girls, anyone wanting to join my small sparring session?” Gesturing towards Alex, she continued with a confident smile, ” I plan to give him a run for his money, anyone else wanting to take up on the challenge?” Vicki felt a sort of kindred spirit within Clarice. This was a woman that Vicki could definitely get along with...but now was not yet the time.

Sam turned her gaze back to Vicki, eyes both aflame with excitement and softened with compassion. The look of a person completely invested in you at that moment. ”Hey, what d'ya think? Fighting sounds pretty rad, but I think I'd be just as happy chatting with you for awhile.”

Flashes of yesterday’s events popped into Vicki’s mind. Two moments kept replaying in her mind out of everything else: the exact moment that Don flew through the shattered remains of the gym’s window, and the agonized scream of Garrett as his arm was crushed into bits between Vicki’s palm. She shuddered.

Vicki shrank into herself, grabbing either arm as if trying to warm them. One side of her mouth pursed before responding, ”I think I’ve had enough fighting for a while…” Vicki let out a few small chuckles, then continued, ”Ah, I actually fought a ninja yesterday, I think it was Zed. You left before I explained it to everyone else at the apartment.” She finished this last statement with a shrug, then sat down at a nearby table in the cafe.

Vicki beckoned Sam over to where she was. After waiting for Sam to take her seat, Vicki pushed herself to reveal her thoughts, ”I...I have to give up my old life. My old hopes and dreams, all because of these damn powers.” Vicki looked down at her clenched fists, tightening them until her knuckles were white. ”So far, I’ve only hurt people with my strength. I don’t know what to do with everything…” Vicki looked helplessly up at Sam, her face pleading for someone to save her. ”Why is this happening to us?”

@Kiroue



Garrett Fishman


'Ah, Garrett! Glad to see you alive and well. Heard you had a rather rough visit from Megan last night. Hopefully she didn't harm you.' A sharp chuckle could be heard as he paused but a moment, 'Too much anyways. Still, we have business to attend to. There is a high-rise apartment complex in downtown Darkwell. From what I've heard, there was quite an altercation that took place- though no police were involved. I find this turn of events intriguing, and I'd like to have you scout out the area as I pay the complex a visit. I don't expect there to be any fighting, unfortunately, at this remark, the voice seemed honestly disappointed as a heavy sigh crackled through the speakers, 'Megan will meet you there. Till then!' And with that, the line went dead.

So...Megan’s her name.

Garrett wasn’t sure how he should proceed. Taking orders from someone else wasn’t his style. He would prefer to be the one giving the orders. But...maybe this is my way to that point. He looked up at tops of the buildings, scanning the entire opposite street from left to right. Too bad the bastard didn’t tell me which building it was...asshole.

He whipped out his phone and scoured the internet for any interesting reports around Darkwell. After a few minutes of searching, he found a negative review for a nearby apartment complex on Yelp, posted just yesterday. One of the upper tenants had some crazy party, I couldn’t even hear my own TV! And I swear I could smell smoke. I called the lobby, but they said everything was fine, they didn’t even do anything about it! I went up to give them a piece of my mind, and guess what I found: their door was LITERALLY broken into pieces. What kind of animals do they let live here?! Worth a shot, this might be the place.

Garrett packed himself onto a tight-fitting bus and rode down a few blocks to the given address. Upon reaching his destination, he spotted the girl that visited him yesterday, still cowering, waiting for some horrible travesty to occur. He stepped off the bus, right in front of the apartment building, and called loudly to her, ”Hey Megan. You left before you could help clean up the place. It’s still a mess. I had to move out and find a new place, there was so much damage done.” His face contorted into an angry snarl, ”You got anything to say for yourself?”

@Leolycan
I'll have a post up later on today!
@Adalrod Awesomesauce, thanks. I'm gonna get started on Raze's post, but I'm waiting for Sam's response to Vicki before I actually post anything up.
@Adalrod No problemo.

Raze is actually standing in line to order a drink, he's about to step up to the cash register to let loose some snide comments at Leon. Do you wanna fix your post? I'll respond after some editing for clarification
Vicki Victory


Vicki jerked up in her bed, breathing heavily and covered in a layer of sweat, ready to fight. Her eyes darted about her room, trying to pinpoint an assailant against the brick walls. There was no one to be spotted though, just the ghost of her nightmare and her reflection in the large mirror opposite the foot of her bed. Vicki’s snowy hair was unnaturally well-done still, but her eyes were wide and shaking with fear. Just...it was just a dream.

From the single, large window to her right, ghastly blue-grey light shone into the room, casting a muted veil over everything. Vicki looked at the clock on the white nightstand sitting to the right of her bed: 5:03am. Almost an hour before she usually woke up. She inhaled the cold, early morning air and calmed herself, wiping the beads of sweat from her brow. Vicki disrobed the wine-colored sheets wrapped around her body and scooted to the edge of her queen-sized bed, resting her head on her hands. Might as well get started now.

Vicki slipped on a pair of light-grey sweatpants and a matching hoodie, all stained with sweat and the musk of perspiration. She quietly headed downstairs to the gym and started on the sandbag, her go-to choice of exercise. As she practiced her jabs and strikes, she pondered over the events of yesterday, and what they meant for her future.

Sooner or later, Vicki would have to tell her father about her powers. Unless she could get a hold on her powers quickly, another incident was bound to happen, likely at someone else’s expense again. Hopefully not dad’s. At this last thought, Vicki immediately stopped striking at the sandbag, afraid of punching a hole through its hard exterior, or breaking the chain it hung from. Maybe a jog will do alright today.

Vicki stepped outside the gym and was greeted with a wall of chilly, morning air. Shivering slightly, she pulled her hood up and started her jog.

So...do I join Matt in his hunt for the Noxians, or do I go on with my life? I’ve got the rest of my life lined up in front of me, just the way I want. I can still go pro...and if I can learn to control this strength, maybe it could even help me out with that. A sickening sensation formed in the back of her throat and traveled down to her gut. The familiar burgeoning of disgust and shame. I would never be satisfied with my wins. I’ll have won, knowing it wasn’t because I was better or faster or stronger. I’ll have won because I have super strength, because of an unfair advantage. Victory gained, humanity lost.

The shame she felt immediately subsided and made room for anger and frustration to flood into her being. It permeated her whole body, every muscle tensing up in response. Vicki began to grit her teeth and ran even harder. I didn’t ask for this. I didn’t want this, and I still don’t want this. WHY DO I HAVE THIS? She let out a muffled grunt to vent her anger, but what she really wanted was to scream.

She ran to one of her favorite spots to just sit and think: an old oak tree, nestled amongst a group of buildings. This early in the morning, no one else was around. Vicki sat underneath the shade of its arms and punched the dirt beneath her, sinking a deep hole into the earth. I don’t want any of this. She leaned her back into a groove, tailor-made for strangers and visitors to rest their weary souls against. And she just sat there, wallowing in her situation.


Vicki woke suddenly to a familiar vibrating on her right thigh. She hadn’t even noticed that she fell asleep. As she reached into her pocket, she noticed that she was surrounded by the cawing of a thousand crows. Vicki looked up into the countless branches of the oak and saw equally countless black birds. Against the colorless feathers, the speckled green leaves of the tree were almost invisible. There was more black than anything else on the great oak now. What the hell?

Vicki peered down at her phone’s lock screen and a small gush of excitement filled her. There was a text from Sam, the attractive purple-haired girl from yesterday. Hey! This is Sam. Just dropping a little hint. Anyone who's anyone with abilities goes to the Wi-Hi cafe on 7th. See you there?

Vicki stared at the message for a while, unsure of how to respond. The more she involved herself with other powered people, the more she was afraid of being dragged into Matt’s holy war against Noxus. Talking to someone else might help me figure this out…

Wouldn’t want to miss the party, I’ll meet you in a bit ;)

She left her crow-infested sanctuary, not noticing that a small group of the birds had gathered around a patch of dirt a few feet away. They were pecking at it, as if trying to get at something hidden underneath.


Still wearing her workout clothes, Vicki walked into WiHi Cafe, another one of her favorite spots. Thank God it’s open now. The first thing she noticed upon walking in was a purple-haired guy on his hands and knees...licking the floor. A pang of disgust rang in her skull, but Darkwell had its fair share of odd folk.

Strewn about the cafe, Vicki noticed the blue-haired girl she now knew as Claire by the cash register, ordering something from a violet-eyed worker wearing a lion hat. Near the counter, Vicki spotted Sam facing away from Vicki, talking to a spectacled woman with her hair up. Vicki took a deep breath, put on one of her famous grins, and walked over.

She put a hand on her shoulder blade to grab her attention, and let out a breathy, ”Hey.”

@Kiroue


Raze Colter


Raze’s stomach grumbled. He’d completely forgotten to eat breakfast that morning. I’ll just grab a coffee and get back to this. Raze walked back into the city and took a bus to one of his favorite watering holes: WiHi Cafe. It was here that he first saw League of Legends, a game that he still enjoyed playing to this day. A game that seemed to literally be his life now. Also, they made a pretty smooth cup o’ joe.

The first thing he saw was a purple-haired lad licking the floor. Eugh. Unsanitary. Maybe I should offer my card. Aside from that, Raze noticed a few familiar faces from the night before. He could see Sam (Wearing actual clothes now, good for her.), Claire (Still haven’t actually spoken to her…), and...Artemis (Oh geez, this might be awkward.).

Raze shuffled through the cafe in his black sweatpants and hoodie, lazily waving hello at anyone he met eyes with, and got into line. Claire was in front of him, ordering from the cashier. As Raze was examining the cashier’s ridiculous lion hat, he realized something: he’d seen this cashier before. Where...oh. Oh, seriously? He works here? The boy’s skin was pallid and putrid yesterday, but Raze recognized him in his normal appearance. This was the one who chased him down.

Every hair on Raze’s body stood on end. His mind fired into fight-or-flight mode, everything seeming to slow down around him. The edges of his vision began to blur as Raze focused his attention squarely on the violet-eyed boy. He clenched his fists tightly, and stood his ground behind Claire.

@DFA@Eklispe@Kiroue@Cubix



Garrett Fishman


Garrett stood outside the hostel he spent the night in, watching the murder of crows fly by with his arms crossed. Swain or Fiddlesticks. Or both.

He almost jumped up as his new phone finally buzzed to life. The number was blocked.

Garrett carefully put the phone to his face, as if it might bite his skull off. ”So what're we doing.”

@Leolycan
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