The man looked Eris over for almost a minute before responding, "First of all, my name is not important. And secondly, you're better than this. I mean come on," the man let out what seemed like a chuckle, but it sounded more crazy than humorous. "Leading a small band of thieves on minuscule heists is... well, stupid really." He glanced over at Eris to watch how she would react. Since she seemed calm even after that remark, he continued. "Don't get me wrong, you've got potential, but if you keep this up, eventually, someone<span style="text-decoration: underline">will</span>kill you." He was suddenly inches from her face, his eyes locked with hers. "More specifically,<span style="text-decoration: underline">I</span>will kill you." his eyes suddenly turned completely red, with no pupils whatsoever. As he held a knife held to her throat, he smiled wickedly, showing his teeth, which seemed to have turned a<span style="color: #FFFF00">yellowish</span>color. "If you want to discuss this further, or in terms you can understand, if you want to live longer than 48 hours, I suggest you come to this location and stand in the chalk circle." The man handed Eris a piece of paper with an X on it. he turned to walk away. "Oh, and before I forget," he said looking back with an evil open mouthed grin on his face, showing all his teeth, "If you bring anyone with you, make no mistake, all of them, including you<span style="text-decoration: underline">will</span>die." And just like that Eris was standing back in the alley where she had been before the man had appeared.<br/><br/><span style="color: #4000FF">~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~</span><br/><br/>"Are you sure his security system won't try to kill us?" Jason asked as they walked up to Tony's Malibu home. "Don't worry about it," John reassured him, "I can always overload JARVIS if he doesn't recognize us." he buzzed in over the intercom, "JARVIS, we need to come in and speak with Tony." he said. After not getting an answer for a while he took another approach "Don't make me overload your circuits, JARVIS."