<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC - TheVillain (Paradox's Searchings)</div><div class="spoiler_body">Alright, roll any skill you can justify as a reasonable option for this data search then. I will answer accordingly, but there's some basic information that should be easily available (Beating target number 10 at least) so posting that up right away at least.<br/><br/>Let me know how well you do though. There's additional information available, and you have to take the reliability of this 'basic information' with a grain of salt.<br/><br/>Seven Thunders has formed two days after the metahumans arrived, and it is lead by a charismatic priest called <em>Purifier</em>. He seems intent on destroying every last metahuman, wiping them out, and that is done so that they don't offend god with their demonspawn abilities, based on the writing on the website. The Seven Thunders is an extremist faction, much like the 'Church of Jesus Christ, Paragon' is another religious organization but one aimed to elevating metahumans as 'Guardian Angels' of humanity. <br/><br/>Seven Thunders seems to outright cry out for violence towards metahumans however, not speaking of any moderation, wanting them dead, and the Purifier goes forth to claim that as a proof of his rightful task, he's been given immunity to any 'devil tricks'. The images include one of him walking through the flaming street from a past incident when a fire-controlling metahuman just <em>started</em> having an ability, but based on the image, the fire didn't even touch this man in a long priest's robe. The scary part is, his outfit already looks like some crazed inquisitor in the image. What's more, his face is obscured so to not be identifiable. <br/><br/>The search for P.S.I reveals no clues. There's different organizations sharing the PSI letters but none of them seem connected to metahumans, not at least in public it seems, and nothing related to healthcare business either.<br/><br/>Hades Enterprises seems to have started up around the time metahumans arrived. European business, it seems to have a lot of old Greek Mythology at use within it, but one thing is clear, the competition is accusing them of foul play and cheating, claiming they have a metahuman <em>seer</em> in their service, able to see the future. There's a lot of wild rumors, but the leader of the corporation, a man called <em>Hades</em> is quite a charming fellow of mediterrean skin and dark hair, in a slick suit in a press photo.<br/><br/>The Hades Enterprises in turn seem to have invested heavily in European Media, and various businesses. They also own warehouses in the United States side, and seem to be increasing their wealth rapidly. The company seems to have gotten started when three powerful men got together into a merger meeting, and Hades apparently ended up elected as the CEO of the new company and having actually <em>bought out</em> all the original merger makers and their companies in the first week.<br/><br/>There's a bit of whispers on-line though that points that Hades Enterprises could be a front for some dangerous metahuman elements. </div></div><br/><strong>Myriad, Paradox, Ada (NYC)</strong><br/><br/>As Paradox got to work on the information Ada and Valerie were interrupted by a security guard stepping up. "My apologies, but some scans are arriving on the fax. Also, the company lawyer has finished the preliminary work on the restraining orders for the weasel of a man that trashed your apartment."<br/><br/>He smiled and turned to go, but as he did so, he paused before the window. "Huh. That's funny." He gestured at the plants in a few pots outside. They seemed to have bent a bit against the glass, towards Ada's direction. Seeming to follow her movement, their very<em>pots</em>seeming to move along after the plants as well, right up against the glass.