Strange Luck. (closed)

Hunter arrives at Bellmuse Central. he was escorted by 2 armed guards. "You dont have to folow me. it was a tough grimm yes but i made it through just fine!" the Head Guard replys. "Your father told us to" Hunter sighs and looks around town. he was drawing unwanted attention with the escort. he visited a few stores to see what they had. while in the back of a shop deciding on a music CD to buy someone tries to rob a store. Hunter overhears this and heads to the person. "You have two options. one your going through that window. the other choice is to put down the weapon and walk away." Hunter's bodyguards were distracted with there own music choices. The criminal made the dumb choice and turns his weapon on Hunter. Hunter immediately grabs the guy's arm and throws him through the window. he jumps through it and holds the criminal down. the nose of the window breaking gets his guards attention and they quickly rush to Hunter's side. This whole mess would be noticable by anyone who was nearby.

MUSE

Exploring the sights of what Bellmuse, the city that went hand-in-hand with Syne Academy, Nero traveled on his own, wanting to get used to his new home and environment. Dressed in his usual, black shirt jacket, undone as always to reveal his torso, accompanied by his black pants which were held together by a black belt which, when snapped together, formed a pendant of a white lion. Other than the main appearance, Nero also took on a pair of white socks which nestled in his steel-colored combat boots. With his wild, flowing, long and black hair, accompanied by the long katana on his back, Nero appeared as a fearsome individual, even if he was a Faunus.

Coming upon a sudden scene of what could be assumed a robbery, based off the shouts and whispers amongst the crowd, Nero watched from the side, walking around as he closed in bit by bit through the crowd. As he made his way through to the center, Nero learned that the person who brought down the robber was some kind of boy who was being aided by two, based off of their clothing and actions, bodyguards. With a silent scoff of the situation, Nero continued to watch, wondering what was going to happen next as he kept a calm, expressionless look on his face. He wondered who that boy was, and why he was so special as to have guardians look over him.

The bodyguards moved hunter away from the criminal before cuffing the criminal. "You know she isn't going to be happy about this." Hunter just gives the guard a mean look. "I stopped a robbery. would you rather the robbery happen and the guy get away?" the bodyguard was taken aback by what Hunter said. "No...i guess not." The guards and Hunter keep an eye out for anyone who may be with the criminal. the owner walks out and shakes Hunter's hand. "Thank you you saved my buisness." Hunter nods and smiles. "Just glad to help." one of his guards butted in. "do we have to pay for a replacement window?" the store owner shakes his head. "its insured so i dont have to pay for it." the sound of sirens could be heard as the police showed up at that moment. once there they begins to disperse the crowd before figuring out what went down. its at this moment he notices the black haired faunus. this person stood out as his shirt was unbuttoned. the cops get Hunter's attention to tell his part of the story. as the other cops went for other's point of view. one even stopped Nero and asked him for information since he was still around.

Having to be questioned even though he was just a bystander who just came onto the scene, Nero found it a slight waste of time. Answering truthfully, stating that he came in just when the boy had taken down the robber, Nero stared back at the boy, practically glaring at him. The way the boy looked at him, something didn't feel right; it was a look where if someone said why they were interested in him, then he'd probably be annoyed and leave on the spot. Nero didn't know what it was, but he didn't like it.

Turning his head back to the officers that were questioning him, he raised his voice once more in his rough, passive aggressive tone, "I think our talk is done here. I'm only a bystander and I only came in at the end. You're better off questioning the actual participants in the scene." With that, Nero began walking away, cracking his neck and fingers with an intensity in the air around him; however, his mind remained on that boy, wondering who he was: why did he have all of those guards at his back, why was he wearing those clothes, what was his story?

The police quickly finish up and leave the scene. the store owner  walks over to the window and closes the anti-break-in metal fence just so the window was protected from anything else happening. Hunter and his two guards find something they like and buys it. They leave heading into town again as the store owner cleans up the mess inside. while they were walking the two guards were talking amongst themselves since Hunter wasn't too far away, but stayed close by so they wouldn't piss off his creator. they were just far enough away to be out of earshot of anyone walking next to Hunter. They headed for the big fountain in the center of town. the only reason why they were there as Hunter wanted to visit it. Hunter stops at the fountain and examines it. its wasn't much to look but it did bring a welcoming atmosphere to the area.

[Exits thread]

And just like that Nero left the scene of interest. The only person there was that boy, but considering with the required assistance from those guards, getting a word in would be difficult. Nevertheless, Nero wouldn't dismiss the fact that the boy was quite strong, practically willing to act on his own for the greater good, assumed that was for the greater good. Nero could only come to this conclusion based off of what he saw of the scene. For all he knew, that boy could've been beating up that person for their money, or something else. Without any background context, that could've been the case in point, but Nero wasn't one to persist in a manner that he found indecent. Plus, there was also the fact that everybody had a reason for doing something. Performing a morally evil deed could be justified by its do-er with a morally right reason. This was one thing Nero justified sometimes, being someone who would fight against discriminators on a constant basis, but that was just him. Everyone had their own reasons for doing things, and well, with Nero's reasoning for that scene, he left without another word.

[Exit]