Holy disillusion, Batman. The night went from bad to hardcore worse. What started out with a mysterious train ride and a throwback to The Deadliest Game became an exercise in the ugly side of power and not knowing how to feel about your choices. And the journey to get there!

First it was babysitting that become keep-the-teen-out-of-the-grinder to close combat, dirty deals and finally painful resolution. They should cover that sort of emotion damage in the dossier next time. It’s even got me all sniffily and I can’t really cry! Unless you count blood tears.

Beyond all that Violet has gotten herself into a real bind. Like, literally. First she’s inadvertently caught in a deal with Fae and now she’s strapped up in at the foundation, sweating like a crackhead. But hey, at least she tried to fight for what she believed in…

Meanwhile Malcolm almost lost his temper and Kade accidentally a whole biker gang. The whole thing. Mike almost lost his cool, too. Guh! I don’t like seeing the Josie and The Pussy cats all sad and broken up about things. I’ll have to send them a care package when I have the time :heart:

And if that isn’t the worst part they’ve got a date with that Great Hunter in three days…on second thought I might wanna get that package together a little early. I’d hate to leave a box on an empty doorstep. I’m still rooting for you, though :3 And Gideon says if there’s remains he’ll politely refrain from poking around in your innards. Ain’t he sweet?

Well…at least that creepy Lunnex guy and that other myserious Fae visitor aren’t dropping by at such an inopportune time. I mean, that’d be REALLY inconsiderate. Plain ol’ mean if fate decided that.

Oh well. I’m crossing my fingers!

There’s a place out there
where the dreary becomes fun;
A forest that smells of sweets
and is blessed by sun.
A man lives there in his cabin
with his beasts in tow,
he guards this wonderplace
with spear and wolf and crow.
Should you come upon this dreamland
I implore you lest you forget
this place was made for man
and the traps have been set.

Well it looks like they had a breeze, tonight. Slipped in smooth-like into the employee parking Garage and entered without a hitch! Desk troll didn’t even see it coming. Janelle, with all of her poker face had to say even she was a little surprised. I swear I almost saw an eyebrow raise!

Clever clever with making friends with the Janitors in the building, too! But now I’m just flattering you guys. That Reggie guy seemed kind of cool, too. Oh but he has no idea what he’s in for if Kaid takes him up on that offer.

-You know he kind of reminds me of an old mentor of mine. Older, greying and has that kind of look in his eyes…like he’s seen shit but it’s all the same to him. He was the one who ran me through the basics and got me all street-savvy before I was rolling the streets bopping ghosts…OH! Like last week where I was in that old hospital and I-

Right, right. Back on track. That scaffolding looked pretty dangerous and Kaid demonstrated several times why it’s so dangerous to not watch your footing up there, lots of feet high. Michael also demonstrated why it’s not a good idea to place an unhappy owl in your clothes, especially when that owl is Kaid.

Those bugs! Bugs! It was going to go full Moses in Rince & Feingold’s if it weren’t for those four. Bugs be berating business bureaucrats beyond biblical balance. Say that five times fast. I wonder what all those people in the street are going to say when their cars all get pelted by falling locust. Ah well, cleaning crew I’m sure has it all taken care of.

Everyone got some time to themselves, too. I’ll have to swing by and say hi to the gang once me and the Other Half get done with our business in town. I can say hello to that sweet little bat, too! So lucky, Kaid. Almost as lucky as me :3
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What was with Malcom’s strange dream?

(This is to mix the previous sessions together into a more coherent storyline)

The first year has already passed for The Munsters and it’s already been eventful. Their first mission was to investigate Dean Malone , an old SCP contact that went silent after procuring a possible SCP object. The plan was simple: while the bunch distracted Dean at his Fencing (You know, stealing and selling) office under the guise of renegotiating his contract Janelle would slip in through his local network connection and see what he was hiding digitally. It was a success as Janelle found Dean had gotten an e-mail from one of his underlings about finding the perfect place to hide the Stone Cube: the old car garage 5 blocks away.

Janelle immediately called Kaid and told her to move to the location while the others keep Dean busy. Kaid was successful in finding and collecting the cube but ran into difficulties when she failed to quietly pick the front door’s lock. Little did she know that Dean’s underling, Mickey, had been watching the site for a while and caught a look of her entering and leaving the hiding spot.

That and Lunnex, the strange undead. Who knows where he fits in to this…

Meanwhile at Dean’s the gang was just wrapping it up after the re-appearance of Kaid, signalling the time to call it a night and claim the mission a success. Unfortunately it was not 10 minutes after that Mickey informed Dean of the Munster’s true intentions which lead to the events after.

Slimy Dean, using one of his old SCP foundation numbers, informed the foundation that there was rumors of a large, supernatural Boar making it’s home in a warehouse near the docks. This is where he would enact his own plan. Knowing our group would be first sent to investigate, Mickey went on sight and waited for the group to arrive—all while putting together his last touches on the makeshift bomb that was meant to rid of them. The Addams Family showed up and they found nothing but a few feral dogs in the warehouse, a far cry from something supernatural. Dean’s plan was about to come to fruition but it was foiled by Michael’s keen observance, making Mickey disarm the bombs himself. Michael also gave Mickey a nice bullet wound to remember that him and his team weren’t to underestimated.

Needless to say Dean wasn’t pleased with Mickey’s failure (or what we’re lead to believe; Mickey was next seen a ditch not a block away from the car garage) and went for a more direct approach. He decided he would try to take out the group individually. Thankfully Violet was too graceful to be taken out in the Alleyway after one of his hitmen tried to run her down. Before he could put hits on the rest of the group Janelle had her team pull out and go into hiding for a while.

After that time went slow and The Monster Mash tried to stay quiet for a while until Janelle got the go-ahead from up top to continue their missions, deferring their work to NYC’s other teams. It went pretty smoothly (minus Violet’s little side adventure) and while they endured their probation the foundation took their time to clear the waters so the team’s next venture wouldn’t be tainted from the previous events.

After 4 long months of sitting around it was finally time to step back out onto the streets and see what happens…