Mayhem hated surprises. He'd always danced the razor's edge between fight and flight, like some sort of sick balancing act without a net, and anything that spooked him tended to be met with aggression. Definitely not the person to wake up while in arm's distance, to say the least. Finding himself in some bureau of some kind after being metaphorically black-bagged with the knowledge they had his full name, and simply wanted to talk to him about some pictures he'd taken, he had been less than thrilled.<br/><br/>The first guard didn't believe him about his voidwalking, until he had demonstrated by removing his keys from the man's pocket. That's when they grabbed a supervisor. And then<i>their</i>superior. Three hours, and a lot of faces and names he'd never remember later, Mayhem found himself in front of a gruff man with an eyepatch and a remarkably small filter. His offer was too good to refuse, and he recommended his best friend for the program, being given enough time to sort his financial affairs and grab his clothing from his roommate's before flying to Seattle.<br/><br/>He'd arrived late last night, more than a bit disappointed he didn't get to say goodbye to his best friend, who had just moved out to L.A. a few months prior, but figured he could text him after this morning meeting. The fortunate thing about his ability was never being late to anything, but Mayhem always made a point to be early regardless. Stepping out of a shadow in the corner, he tilted his head at Fury, straightening his black leather motorcycle jacket. He was likely a bit underdressed, wearing a black tee with a white graphic of a cow skull flanked by trees over a set of black skinny jeans, chains hanging at his hip from his studded belt. The ensemble was completed by a silver-spiked black choker and combat boots, leaving it far more reserved than his normal attire. Heading toward the coffee, he grabbed himself a cup with a spoonful of sugar. Mayhem chose a chair at the end that faced the door, taking a slow sip as he watched the man with  cautious interest.<b>"Morning."</b>