<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I could jump everyone ahead from here, unless anyone wants to voice where they should go right now, I think they might end up at Myriad's home for the time being, but not sure if she wants to bring all of the runaways with her there. Nonetheless, I am going to keep writing for this if people have interest, I've had my bad days and probably lost interest of some players, but I will keep running this if people enjoy the play.</div></div><br/><strong>Paradox</strong><br/><br/>There was some other work being done, some kind of Paranormal Professionals Association, but it was in its beginning stages and a lot of how Myriad did would affect how that would take shape. As for Paradox himself, it appeared that he had caused a bit of an 'interference' in this time beyond just what his actions would do, the arrival had drawn forth a small business calling itself Chrono Consortium that was supposedly trying to work out how time-travel could be made viable, though it was a laughing stock of much of the business and science magazines. The fact remained, someone was supporting and funding their research.<br/><br/>Religious anti-meta fanatics were facing some trouble when more tolerant, good-hearted religious folks stood up. There could always be an ugly, vocal minority in almost any group, but when a larger, more benevolent majority stood up, it made the extremists look even worse. It seemed that if things went well, the new religion might actually smooth things over. Unfortunately, history was very hazy when it came to religion.<br/><br/>Pantheon in turn had claimed to be Living Gods, but from what could be seen in later records suggested they were metahumans with powers fitting various deities but little actual 'divine interference' showing. Further more, it was a mixed up gathering of Norse Myths and Greek Myths, Egyptian Myths and Oriental Myths, and even Native American Myths. What was obvious was the fact they'd gathered heavy-hitters, and amassed what later documents marked up as 'Living Weapons of Mass Destruction'.<br/><br/><strong>Myriad</strong><br/><br/>"I am here because I believe in this." Coral smiled to Myriad. "You are doing a great job, and I think that getting in the way of those that would exploit these new powers is most important. Reminding people that we are people too. You are on the forefront of that movement, and I think it'll matter a lot." Coral had a peek in various minds from time to time after all, so she could catch on the general mood of things.<br/><br/>"Miss?" It was the young woman who had been electrocuted earlier that spoke up first, the woman carrying the title 'Healer'. "I was listening in a little before, and if you would agree there's a hospital near New York City that has strong moral leader on its board and they are a private company, and they were very keen on having me there helping out those otherwise categorised as terminal patients. Giving new life to those who would have otherwise had no hope, for whom modern medicine could do no more without risking so horrible complications it wasn't worth it anymore. I think they showed empathy that I think that a lot of the others that were with me at that facility could use, but of course, if you'd rather not trust in a hospital, I'm in your debt and will come where you will lead."