Crunch.
He looked sheepishly at his boss, and carefully, walked around the withered remains of vines. It had only been twenty-four hours since, and already the town was beginning to look normal again, filled with life.
"We count three-hundred and seventy-six survivors," the same guy finally said after much throat clearing, trying to ignore the corpses of those that did not make it. The team worked around them, dressed in various forms of cleanliness as grey was really not a flattering colour. "By our estimates, about fifteen percent will pass training."
"That's fine," his boss said almost flippantly. "You can relocate the rest, we don't want them to accidentally discover that they had other options."
"Well, to be fair," the first said, "I don't think the Hunters will dare set foot, not after-"
- "Then you don't know them as well as I do. I'm am sure certain ones would love to." She looked fondly at the helicopter parked next to the abandoned building. "I am pleased with the success rate though. Everything is going along perfectly." She paused and laughed loudly. "It's the type of thing an thing that a villain would say before a great movie sequel."
An eyebrow raise from the other. "Is that what you're calling this these days?"
"Isn't it much more interesting? An organization exploits too much power, goes evil, and destroys entire cities. That gives it so much more purpose."
"As opposed to the fact that we saved the world from being consumed by the grail?"
"Heroes are for people who have no other purpose than just serving others." She adjusted her wig again, and stared straight at the helicopter, pulling out a quarter. "Now, heads or tails?"
THIS IS HALLOWEEN: Crossroads
This is Halloween Crossroads
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