So, Jason slipped out, his clothing fitted like a second skin. Over it he wore a dark trench coat, and since it was cold that morning, it wouldn't be too suspicious.

The young woman chilled on her couch. Her legs pulled up beside her as she sighed. God she was lonely. Thinking about it, maybe she should visit her mom today, and pretty soon she might try to adopt a dog or something. So she wouldn't have to be alone. Or try to get friends...

Yea no. That was to much work. Grabbing her phone, she looked at the shelters near her. Looking for a dog that struck her as one she should rescue.

Jason fingered his belt as he waited for his victim to walk through. Any moment now...

There! They were walking around the corner, and it was too easy for Jason to reach out and brush them with his hand. Grenades. It was almost pathetic how Jason just released a loud explosion directed at the person, and they fell down. Couldn't even stand up against the partial capacity of his own power.

The explosion set off quite a few alarms but the people at headquarters didn't know exactly what was happening. Just that there was an explosion of some sort. So they sent Addilyn out to check it out.

The beeping went off in her watch just as she was beginning to think nothing was gonna happen. Pulling on her long coat, she ran down to her car and hopped in, it was a newer car and the windows were tinted darkly. There were many cars in the area like that due to the villains and such in the area. People knew that those cars meant get out of the way and don't follow unless you wanted to be knocked out and have a decent pet of your memories scrapped. Addilyn took off to the location. Smiling all the while.

Jason hauled the person up by the front of their shirt, and murmured a few threatening words. The person was too shocked to do much of anything, so Jason dropped him back onto the ground and blew a wave of explosions into his face. When the smoke cleared, he was passed out. Jason took this as his chance to try and escape before any pesky heroes came, and ran off into the shadows.

Addilyn made it as the next wave of explosions went off. She parked her car and hopped out. Going invisible and ditching her coat under a nearby tree before running into the fray. As the smoke cleared, she tried to pinpoint whoever it was that had set off the explosions. On the ground lay a passed out man and Addilyn gently checked for his pulse. Staying invisible, she tapped her watch and sent out a distress signal. Whatever this guy had done he'd really made someone mad. Not knowing exactly what this guy made it worse so she took out one of the many handcuffs she had and put one around his wrist and the other around a pole. Leaving him there for the cops who'd be here soon enough with their keys that could unlock any handcuff. During this, she'd risked getting out of invisibility mode but quickly slipped back to being invisible and set off in search of the person who'd done this. Slipping her gun off her back and holding it in her hands, going into complete silence mode so she could be a real Silent Shadow.

His spot behind an overturned table would be a perfect place to wait for the hero that was probably on his trail. It would provide cover in case they came in guns blazing, and also a place to shoot from. It was a bummer that he didn't know the heroes power, but if needed he could duck out the nearby door and make a cowardly escape. That is, only if it came to that.