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World Premise
Dec. 23rd, 2018 10:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
homeless_pardMarvel Comics provide an incredibly rich tapestry of abilities and backgrounds to play with. Isn't it fun? They've allowed for everything from super powered mutation to magical ability and aliens among us. There's a piece of the world for everyone it seems and it's all about the little man managing to hang on despite it all.
This sandbox is about a set of misfits. They range in age from seventeen and under and have all escaped Horizon Enterprises, Inc. a company that wished to commercialize and patent a super team of their very own. After all, powers are the new, hot commodity, and slavery is really a faux pas, adopting though?
Oh a company that adopts children is just giving back to the community.
No matter that they were brainwashing and training some rather dangerous abilities. No matter they were doctoring reports come time to present healthy children, Horizon was ahead of the game. They had such good children.
Until the children got fed up and found a way out.
Now they live in an abandoned warehouse down on the waterfront in San Francisco. They are trained, and learned (somewhat) and trying to carve out a life for themselves.
This sandbox is about a set of misfits. They range in age from seventeen and under and have all escaped Horizon Enterprises, Inc. a company that wished to commercialize and patent a super team of their very own. After all, powers are the new, hot commodity, and slavery is really a faux pas, adopting though?
Oh a company that adopts children is just giving back to the community.
No matter that they were brainwashing and training some rather dangerous abilities. No matter they were doctoring reports come time to present healthy children, Horizon was ahead of the game. They had such good children.
Until the children got fed up and found a way out.
Now they live in an abandoned warehouse down on the waterfront in San Francisco. They are trained, and learned (somewhat) and trying to carve out a life for themselves.
