<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=253800.msg12549905#msg12549905">Quote from: Amarlo on 05-08-2016, 18:54:05</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">-Snerks.- It's not likely she'd try to kill him unless the trigger scent was involved or he tried to kill/harm someone at the school or any innocents. Now bruising and ass-whoopings are a completely different topic altogether.  ::)<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>No. Vyrus's powers lend to a lot of moral ambiguity. He has the potential to due a lot of good, and the potential to do a lot of bad. He also thinks he got the shitty end of the stick when it comes to powers, and despite some obvious traits to the contrary, he thinks he's gonna be inevitably stuck in a support role. This btohers him as he wants to do real good in the world. One of his end goals has always been to stop harmful cyber crime, which is an impossible goal without power abuse. He tends  to look at it as a man's reach should always exceed his grasp.<br/><br/>He harbors no violence toward anyone and like his father's original philosophy, he holds a sort of pacifism in the sense that he only fights to defend himself or others... usually. He's still a kid with a hot temper. He does talk non-stop, and if someone is being quiet or trying to purposely be invisible, he has the tendacy to go over and actively try to get them involved. An example of this was Blink in the last game. She socially isolated herself and Kyle would NOT leave her alone about it.<br/><br/>I'd type more, but my buddy is here and I gotta go.