#creationmatters

CHARACTERS: Creator, Varjo, Blitzkrieg

CW: Character death, blood, violence, description of burns, amputation, electrocution, gratuitous use of the word fuck,

SUMMARY: Varjo, while out practicing with his powers, makes the unfortunate discovery that he is not alone as Creator - who is out looking for fresh meat - sees him and decides that he wants a new specimen. The two banter for a small time while Varjo evades him until Creator eventually figures out that light is bad, and after a short chase manages to capture the hero. 

He shocks him into unconsciousness as Blitzkrieg, alerted by the bright light and carnage leading up to where Varjo was caught, steps in, and Creator decides to try and take him, too. This ultimately doesn’t pan out in his favour as Blitzkrieg explodes after being unmasked, ‘killing’ the scientist and accidentally maiming Varjo in the process. 

There’s a beauty I often think about — the beauty of being a founding member of a concept, a movement, a dream that didn’t exist before we dared to imagine it. It’s not loud or glamorous. It’s not decorated with applause. It’s often quiet. Sometimes lonely. Always uncertain. Yet, there’s something deeply human about it. It’s the willingness to create without guarantee. To give your energy,…

You never know! People have died for the simplest things before, haha! Anything could happen.

I did not do that because I wanted to, blueberry. I did it because my clothes were being used as a weapon against me and it was the most logical decision to make so I would not die.

But of course! If you saw someone talking about you, wouldn’t you acknowledge it as well? And I agree. Today is quite the mess, haha!

cw: #blood #gore #amputation

Summary: Creator has recently been given permission to gather live super subjects from within the city himself and is found by Ragdoll on their patrol. They attempt to contain him remotely but are soon discovered and captured. Creator unmasks them and upon seeing their heavily scarred face decides to release them rather than take them back to his lab, but not before collecting a rather large DNA sample.