<div class="floatleft">(http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/2009/04/custom_1238725873921_ironfist.JPG)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Danny Rand<br/><strong>Date/Time:</strong>Janaury 12th 2018 14:50<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Harlem, Heroes for Hire Offices<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Casual (not yet in costume)<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Warnings:</strong>None<br/><br/>Danny examined the sign on the front of their bottom-floor office building facility that he had rented for the headquarters of his not-necessarily-for-profit Heroes for Hire business. Heroes were a bit of a mixed bag at the moment and, while he and the other Defenders were not on the radar of the Sokovia Accords, he wasn't afraid of getting attention if it meant people could see that superhuman good guys were people they could trust and rely on. He was a bit fatigued, patrolling at night as Daredevil and being awake for however long he needed to attend meetings at Rand Corporation before either sleeping when he could or taking care of any business that required an Iron Fist. His chi sustained him but being sleepy made it hard to focus, so it was only a stop-gap to keep him functioning. That was why Heroes for Hire was so important; he had to legitimize Luke Cage's efforts, but also give a home to his friends to gather under one roof and collaborate, take care of each other's cases when need be, because he wasn't going to be able to do anything without help, he learned that the hard way several times.<br/><br/>Well, it was all set and ready to go. All he needed was to make sure someone was there to handle affairs during business hours, though he would have preferred a 24-hour on-call service. Between himself, Claire, Colleen, Misty, Luke, and, however unlikely, Jessica, there should have been more than enough manpower to handle anything that needed sleuthing or a little muscle, and to properly vet and handle clients. He turned away and began to walk down the street to Rand Corporation, smiling, and knowing that even with his return and several TV appearances, nobody really noticed a billionaire walking among them. After all, he didn't dress the part. But nevertheless, he didn't want to dawdle around Heroes for Hire. That was the one thing he didn't want anyone connecting to his name; he funded it out of a dummy corporation in case it was ever discovered. As for him working on a case himself, he planned to wear a mask. Not the same kind as he did when masquerading as Daredevil, but his own signature costume of the Iron Fist, based on the statues built to honor the previous 15 masters who had earned the title before him.<br/><br/>Now it was just a matter of making sure it was going to be more than just him trying to make Heroes for Hire a reality and not just a perhaps overly optimistic dream.