Somehow, this Recrimination guy seemed actually pretty chill, granted Harrison tried to see the good in everyone. Even in the villains he fought on a regular basis. So to him, Recrimination was just another guy, doing his job to survive, even if his job was literally the exact opposite of Harrison's own job. Whatever it was, this guy seemed pretty nice, and Harrison figured that he'd just been messing with Commander earlier. Harrison might even poke fun at the man if he wasn't so terrifying.

"Oh okay, Rec it is! And I probably make up for it with my obvious friendliness. Everyone thinks I'm pretty annoying honestly, I mean you saw Shadow earlier. It's just everyone is kinda mean here, so I try to be the nicest one. Though it definitely doesn't work out in my favor. I just try to brighten people's day as much as I can." Harrison beamed, he really did look like a kid, though he kinda was, being only ninteen and probably the youngest on the team.

Jason elbowed the other guy playfully, "I think that's really cool of you. Part of the reason I became a villain is that I didn't want to be apart of the corrupted hero system - I'm also greedy as hell and can hold a grudge like you've never seen, so that also plays a part in it," Jason shrugged, "I mean, if you are going to call yourself a hero, you'd think that the person would at least have a heroic and good personality. It might land you in some hot water at times, but I think being kind is worth it." He fidgeted with the edge of his jacket, and screwed up his face. He really needed to update his costume. At this point he'd rather wear armor or something that would actually protect him, rather than something to show off his muscles. Now he wasn't just a petty criminal facing odd against the occasional hero. Now there were people out there who would really fight back.

Harrison chuckled softly at Jason's words, his face alight with that boyish glow. He found it odd that a villain could be so funny, as most villians Harrison had met hated his cheerful personality and the jokes he cracked. Recrimination didn't seem to mind though, and even had just reasonings for being a villain, well, minus the greedy and grudge holding part. Regardless, Harrison was pretty sure this guy was nicer than most heroes. It would be nice to have another, not awful, person on the team.

"That makes sense actually, you being a villain, and you're definitely right about the corrupted hero system. Don't tell Commander I said that though, he will kill me. Literally I'm not joking." Harrison wasn't kidding, once this hero named Gecko had spoke out about the corruption in the hero world, and he'd disappeared a day later, and the last person he was seen with was Commander.

"But uh, yea, I just try to stay out of the other heroes way since they don't like me, at least most don't. Also, I forgot to mention this earlier but your costume is sweet. I could never pull it off, I'd look like a boy trying to be a man, but you can do it. Villain costumes have always been cooler looking than hero ones. Other than like.. Silent Shadow's and Light Falcon, now they have cool costumes." Harrison shrugged, his costume was boring, way to boring for his tastes to be completely honest. Rec's looked cool. This was probably why people thought he acted like a little boy. He still used the word cool.

Jason raised his eyebrow and nodded. It seemed that Commando-Dude only enforced his views about the hero system being corrupted. A good leader would admit to the faults and wrongness of a system, and work to make it better. He would not give heroes a reason to fear voicing their opinions, whatever that reason would be.

Jason took Liquid Steel's compliment with a grin, and tipped an imaginary hat, "Why thank you. I got it from a secret underground villain weapons and costume maker," Jason casually said, "And I don't know many people could pull this off. I certainly couldn't at first. When I became a villain I was about three inches shorter and had absolutely no muscle. I was a little stick, and thought I was the coolest and hippest villain around for showing off my pasty little boy chest." Jason was glad he could laugh at the memory now, although he still couldn't bring himself to look at old news reports and photos. Like seriously - why would anyone let him walk around like that? "I've had this old suit for years. Probably about time to switch it up - although... I definitely won't be going to your hero designer," Jason joked, although it wasn't reaaally a joke.

Commando dude is indeed corrupt but we'll really see that later ;)

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Steel listened to Rec as he spoke, as his favorite thing to do other than talk was to listen. Honestly, he was a real contradiction. Harrison was basically a little boy in an adult's body, who acted childish despite his high hero status, he regularly beat up villains but spoke to them after in his kindest voice. He was nice to everyone but when he got mad it was obvious. Harrison just wanted to be a good hero.

Harrison had to laugh at the pasty little boy chest, though he didn't have one, he could definitely understand that struggle. Yea, it didn't seem like a good idea to show off your chest if there wasn't anything to show off, even little Harrison knew that. Now some of the heroes here, who did show their disgustingly ripped abs needed to put a shirt back on. As he was pretty sure no one found that hot.

"I wouldn't either to be honest, they are not the most trustworthy people. If they don't like you sometimes they mess up your suit, it's caused a few.. accidents. I'd probably trust the people your talking about more than the designers here. Although I personally think your suit is fine, I don't think it's as practical for our current mission. Cuz, well, you know, these are actual super villains. That's not even something I've dealt with before, granted I haven't been here for very long." Harrison shrugged, he had passed through the ranks quickly, his power was pretty nice for being a hero.

"Damn. Maybe I need to give you the contact info for our designer. She's pretty fucking good, and has worked for both heroes and villains before. Neutral as ever - just works for both sides, but since heroes won't get their hands dirty with dealing in the underground market, then she normally gets classified as a villain's dealer." Jason froze, and looked guiltily over to the hero next to him, "Um, uh... no offense."

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can they arrive at the front desk now?

Oops yea, I forgot that they were going there I-))

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Harrison rarely took offense to anything, and if someone purposely tried to get under his skin, he acted as if the insult had just went over his head and it pissed them off more. Although Harrison never had any malicious intent, he did like seeing some of the mean heroes get annoyed by his 'innocence.' In fact, most heroes thought he was an airhead, and they would be wrong. Truthfully, he was very smart, smarter than most people gave him credit for. Including Commander.

"It's no problem," Harrison shrugged off the apology immediately. "It's not like you were trying to offend me, and I would take you up on that offer, but I've gotten the tailor ladies on my side with my very charming personality. Plus, if I pulled a suit out that Commander didn't know about, he'd be pissed. I could hear him now," Harrison cleared his throat and did a very poor impression of Commander.

"Liquid Steel, I do not remember giving authorization to get a new suit. Throw that junk out and put on your assigned one, don't do things without my permission again." Harrison rolled his eyes, finishing his imitation right as the front desk came into his line of sight. "Oh, well we're here already. Well, I think I better leave, this whole watch part and registration is a pain in the ass. It always takes too long. I wish you luck with that one Rec. Oh, and stop by the Elite gym some time this week whenever you have time. I promise you won't be dissapointed. It's the only facility here that I enjoy." Harrison grinned, shoving his hands into his pockets. "I'll see you 'round."

Jason laughed fearlessly, drawing the attention of some passing heroes. He paid them no mind, "Alright on the suit part. Your impression of Commander is about how I hear him in my head." Jason glanced at the desk, "And greaat. Can't wait. Super excited to wait for stuff to be finished."

Jason clapped the other guy on the shoulder, "I'll check out the gym if it fits into my already set training regiment," For once, the constant sarcasm in Jason's voice was gone, and he dropped his hand, "Thanks for your help, LS." Jason did a mock salute with two fingers, then turned and jogged over to the front desk.

Harrison grinned, figuring that maybe he'd just made a new friend. A friend that didn't constantly tell him to stop talking. Sure, Rec was technically his enemy, but they didn't have to be. And Harrison was happy to make any friend, no matter who it was.

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Hm, ts?)

sure! to when?