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Chambersite stretched his arms out, and then relaxed them once again. How long had it been since he had gone out? Not too long, but long enough that it felt... weird. Like he had been missing so much. But he knew he hadn't been missing much. Nothing seemed to have happened in the time that he had been gone. Except for some tournament he heard about. He would have entered himself, but had forgotten to sign up for it. Hopefully it would be available next year though.

Tonight though he was out hunting for some energy to gather. He still refused to get starseeds. That one time in December had been... enough for quite a while. He still couldn't understand the reasoning behind going after the seeds versus energy. He supposed some people just lived for hurting others though.

When he landed on one of the rooftops near downtown though, he felt the chaotic aura of another individual nearby, one he hadn't felt before. He was sure that it wasn't a Dark Mirror this time and thank goodness for that, but it didn't feel like and agent either. Could it be a corrupt? He went to go have a look.

Chambersite was about to move onto the next rooftop when he thought he saw movement. He took a few steps forward and called out, "I saw you! Who's there?" They seemed to be pretty new, or at least their aura didn't feel that strong. "I'm not here to yell at you or anything." He said, making sure that they knew he wasn't here to punish them.

Because when one was in the Negaverse, sometimes there were those who were more than... happy to dispense pain of sorts.

Really though, he was just curious as to who it was. He had obviously never met them. He wasn't sure how much he could trust his fellow agents in all of this, but he wanted to make more connections. As "structured" as the Negaverse was, it was still quite fragmented in his opinion.

One of Chambersite's eyebrows rose on it's own as he tried to understand what was going on right now. It was a corrupt, who had, not very well, tried to hide herself from him by hiding behind some sort of brick structure on the building. He also hadn't felt any other auras in the area, so clearly she had either felt the aura and it was now gone, or she was lying to him to make the situation a little less embarrassing for her.

He sighed, shaking his head at the entire thing. "Right. You know you aren't going to be able to hide from your fellow agents right? Only Chaos Guardian Cats can do that." Or so he had read. He hadn't actually had a conversation with one yet. "I'm not sure why you were hiding but it doesn't really matter. I also don't blame you though." He admitted. After all, there were quite a few agents who... didn't seem to care who they hurt. He only hoped that by reporting them that they were getting punished like they should.

"I'm Chambersite." It was about time he introduced himself anyway. "I was just looking for some people to drain energy from. Didn't expect to meet up with a corrupt tonight though. But that's not a bad thing." He hadn't really talked to one before at least.

"What are you doing out here anyway? You having trouble draining people?" Sometimes he wondered why certain people were recruited into the Negaverse. Perhaps more were forced into it than he realized.

Chambersite nodded. He knew that he also avoided people he knew, that he liked at least. Those that he didn't he was sure to drain them if he ever saw them. "That's understandable. And it can be hard sometimes. It's easier to go after criminals you know? But sometimes they just don't want to show themselves." He said, taking a quick look around.

When he turned back to the corrupt he offered his help. "I can help you tonight if you want, and even share some energy if you need it. And I understand feeling a bit lost. If you don't have someone to report you to tell you these things, then how are you supposed to know?" Why they didn't get some sort of handbook or something when they were recruited he didn't know. He would have thought that there was at least some reading material that they could have when one was new.

"Though we might not be able to find any 'bad' guys. If they aren't around, then usually I go after people who are already out and it wouldn't be a surprise to find them sleeping on a bench or something." He said, motioning for her to follow him. "I know a small park near here where there should be at least a few people with weather this nice." He took a few steps forward, before looking back behind him to see if the corrupt was following him.

Chambersite let out a sigh. "It's silly, but even though the Negaverse is supposed to have a "military-like" structure-" Chambersite said, putting the words in air quotes, "We seem to be very disorganized about it all." He admitted, before motioning for the corrupt to follow him as he jumped across the building.

He was quiet until they made their way to the park, and he landed on the ground, waiting for the Corrupt. When she arrived he nodded to her and telling her that they needed to be quiet for a bit. Luckily he hadn't sensed any Order characters or any Dark Mirrors around, so they should have had the park to themselves.

As he went into the trees to look at the path, the stayed in the darkness, looking around and noticing that there was a man near one of the benches, and if he was hearing correctly, there was someone else coming. When Chambersite was finally able to see the two of them, he watched them for a bit and grinned, turning back to the corrupt. "Seems like a drug deal going down. You want to take one and I'll take the other? It'll be easy to catch them off guard." He whispered to her, but making sure that she could still hear him. After all, even if they didn't have the teleportation abilities of higher-ranking agents, they still had the speed.

Well now, this is a change. He thought, grinning at her. At first he had even wondered why the corrupt had been brought into the Negaverse in the first place, but she seemed eager to drain these two. He wouldn't have to be dragging someone who was nervous about this behind him and having to do all of the work!

"I'll take the one on the left. You can take the right." He replied, and then started to make his way over to the two, making sure that he still couldn't be seen right away.

When he was close enough, he rushed to the left one, and tapped the man on his shoulder. Just as the drug-dealer was going to cuss him out and turning around, Chambersite punched him. Tiny flying packets of white stuff flew in the air a bit, and Chambersite couldn't stop the disgusted face that he made when he saw them.

He bent down to the unconscious dealer and he started to drain the dealer, not worrying about the other man who seemed to be in too much shock from what was happening.

When Chambersite was almost done draining he looked up at Aletheia and nodded. "Yeah, if you're going up against civilians, it's usually easy, at least if there aren't any Order characters around. Though it can be nerve-wracking if you're not sure where to find them. After all, you don't want to be seen while doing it. And..." He trailed off for a bit, not sure if he should say what he was going to next, but decided he needed to in the end.

"Sometimes Agents don't want to drain people that they know are innocent. A lot of them do, but others, it can be hard to work yourself up to going after people who you know aren't going to go and rob a store or trying to shoot someone." It hadn't been too hard for him at least. But when he was pressured into killing those carolers for their starseeds... it had been a step too far, even if he had done it quite easily.

He stood up and pocketed the energy that he had drained. ""I'm glad that I could help though. I don't know why they just like to thrust lieutenants out in the world with no training, so it can be intimidating at times."

Chambersite was agreeing with her until she mentioned corpse smell. His eyes widened, and he looked at the lifeless body of the two victims that they had now used.

His mouth opened, and closed, and then opened again. And then he let out a laugh. He laughed and laughed and laughed so hard that he felt his sides starting to hurt. Once he could finally speak again, he was still trying to fight back his laughter as he said, "You" giggle "you actually killed him!" Another one escaped. "You killed him just draining him!" He said, getting a few more laughs out.

Then he stood up, no longer laughing like he was, but still couldn't keep himself from giggling. He moved to wipe a tear from his eye that had formed from the uncontrollable laughter. "Woah. You must have really needed that energy. Most people, if they go for the kill, go for the starseed. I have never seen someone kill someone else just by draining them too much!" He let out a big, entertained sigh. "That, that was a first. An entertaining first though. I'll move my guy so he's not next to a dead person. As much as I hate drug dealers, and I'm sure he's seen a few corpses, I certainly wouldn't want to be next to the smell either." He said, grabbing his victim by the shoulders and moving him behind a tree, before going back to the corrupt. "You surprised me. I suggest next time going for the starseed if you want to kill someone. It's a lot more powerful than energy. Though I guess he can reincarnate still now. You gave him that at least." He couldn't help but let out a few giggles remembering it.

"You can leave him here. I'm sure they'll just say he died of an overdose or something. Or a heart attack." She surprised him! But it was a first. He wondered if it was harder for basic corrupt to drain people without killing them. Still, it made for an entertaining night!