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Hi, I was looking at the intro for Meteor Showers and an idea formed in my head.

I was thinking, what if the villains found one of the active meteors and try to create an injection that would work on their minions or whoever they pluck from the streets, to enhance them. I would be more than happy to volunteer as a citizen that gets kidnapped, that becomes subject to the experiments. I was thinking that she would be a sort of traitor character. Knowing one side is wrong but could not face the other side because of the terrible deeds they forced her to do nor could she go face society because of what she has become.

Maybe this character will eventually be accepted among the heroes despite what terrible thing she has done before. Maybe this character would be scared out of her mind and continue to do the terrible things the villains would force her to do. Another possibility would be that she would always be in the shadows, helping one or the other side uncertain which side she is on.

That's how I RP as well. Normally I start with a good idea and let everyone else play with it and depending on what happens would by how my character is affected.

I don't try to think so much ahead cause that would only cause conflicts. I wanted to say that I wanted to be part of this RP, it's really cool and interesting.

I was hoping to play a hero but that slot seems to be full so this is sort of a side solution. I like the whole character development thing and internal conflicts and so forth and basically stuff that happens due to a dramatic change.

I would still like to join the RP even if it's not as an experiment. I'm not sure how well I can do a villain confused I normally have not played villains.

Would this mean I would continue to play her character? Or that I would play my own?

Yeah I would feel bad if I like "barge in" and take her spot with out notifying her.

Wait, what? How does that sound foreign?

Would there be a way to write her out temporarily, like if she's in the middle of a battle and gets hit hard enough to be unconscious for a while? Or maybe she had to move? I have a tendency to write around things if need be, to keep the story going.