<strong>Myriad (LA)</strong><br/><br/>The reporters were shouting up with more and more questions awaiting Val despite her patience, when Marie smiled and stepped over. "Once more I would like to thank everyone for joining us. You will be seeing a lot of our young star soon, now as for the rest of the questions, lets try and keep this reasonable and organized, there is a lot of my dear girl present here but I think that you would deafen one another trying to shout the questions to them all." She smirked, but her glance was cold, making some of the more vocal people behave again.<br/><br/>"Are you already involved in some large projects?" One question came, aimed at Val, as another raised a hand at Marie. "Can you tell us what kind of contracts are you looking for her with the amount of forms she has available?" And then looking at the screen yet another was shouting up. "Can someone try and explain to me how this all works out, is it safe ?" The lot of them had a lot of questions, and it looked like it would not be over anytime soon.<br/><br/>One of the women at the back however, stood up and raised a microphone an annoyed look on her face. "With an ability like that are you not stealing work from several more deserving normal people, freak? This is unacceptable, what does this kind of a 'copycat' deserve anyway?" There were always those few annoyingly stubborn people.<br/><br/>((Feel free to tell me to skip ahead when you want, they will likely keep asking a ton of stuff, lot more than I can imagine, but merely trying to give an idea of what all comes up.))<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><strong>Paradox (NYC)</strong><br/><br/>"Huh, what? Hmm, I think that is from Los Angeles, at least from what I heard at the start of the show. Guys in are watching, I came to deal with you." He gestured a flashlight in his hand at J7, frowning. "Well, enjoy your tour around the city if you are a tourist but try not to loiter too much, you will get people suspicious and end up in trouble." The guard looked less than amused, turning to walk away.<br/><br/>"As for the registration thing, ehh well no idea on that, metas are metas, new and scary, but they're still people I think." He commented off-handedly, as if the whole matter didn't interest him on a personal level.<br/><br/>The public archive of history from this age contained an old article about the interview, with a picture marked down, as well as a name of the agency that had handled the young woman's case prior to the incident of her coming out and revealing her metahuman talent. Unfortunately it gave no real address, but a company name was a start at least.<br/><br/>Inside the FBI building, the show was also being broadcasted, a few guards in the security office watching, others working to keep the place secure.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><strong>Ada (NYC)</strong><br/><br/>"Tony's supposed to come here tomorrow with the last part." The guy nod frightenedly. "And get some answers. We were meant to do initial look on things here, and prepare them for a try tomorrow, see if we can figure it out without blowing anyone up, but Tony doesn't let all parts out of his sight before he has made sure it works like he wants it to and can sell it to someone." The guy explained hurriedly, but as he did Ada could hear hesitation in his voice, and he kept looking up to the left as he spoke.