"I'm afraid its possible. Shows like the con have a permission<em>within the building</em>and usually on its grounds but with you seemingly permanently transformed to the character's likeness, that's going to cause trouble. Although I think a bit of makeup would fix the look for most part, and so far I dont think any metahumans have been sued for becoming a metahuman."<br/><br/>As she said this though, the Disney man spoke up. "Well Marvel just sued a guy who apparently took up the powers of one of their trademarked characters, and the guy refused. The fight that he put up has him now under arrest warrant all over United States, but what can you expect when you turn a police car into a molten piece of metal and plastic. I think that its the most sensible option for everyone if you came to work for us."<br/><br/>Reon's parents watched the man seriously, but warily. "Our son did nothing wrong here, and metahuman condition has already been established to be out of control so-" The mother's words were interrupted by the man again though, as he raised his voice. "Also, right now your identity is not widely known, but if we continue with the lawsuit it will be very public, very quickly. Including the Seven Thunders anti-metahuman group's knowledge."