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Ty had no idea the full extent of what he'd just shared. It was supposed to be a disturbing black-and-white silent movie to deter the would-be-hero. What he didn't know was that Captain Tightpants back there now shared a handfull of Ty's memories--some of which not meant to be shared. Period.

So now, they were running through an alley, trying to take advantage of their lead. Ty looked up, seeing a fire escape. "Go on ahead, I'll be right behind you," he said weakly. "Trust me. You don't wanna be around for--excuse me." With that, Ty opened a nearby trash can and spent a moment with his head in it.

After that, Ty made his way all the way up the fire escape, jumped up to the roof once he reached the top, and lay down. "Hey sis, I need ya to keep watch...make sure he's not coming."

Ty braced himself, preparing for the worst as the guy changed colors and stepped forward. Then he blinked. Did this guy really just ask how he did it? Was this some sort of a trick? Or was the guy just confused?

"Uh...let's just say it's not something I learned overnight," he answered, eyes looking around. "So...weren't you trying to stop me? I mean...why the sudden interest?" He asked as politely as he could, attempting to cover all bases in case this was a trap.

Ty backed up when a word appeared on the man's hand. So this guy was a mutant too, great. What was it and random people walking up on Ty's antics lately?

"Look," he whispered, "Maybe I was about to...yeah. But I always give 'em back. I do it for the rush it brings, that overflow of adrenaline. I don't expect you to understand, but realize, if I don't get this one, I'm gonna end up finding another one anyway."

His blue eyes remained focused, unwavering.

Ah, the sun had set, and night had settled over the city. Ty had left the apartment for a usual night on the town, which usually consisted of doing something less than legal, something out-of-the-ordinary happening, and he'd go home and have a story to share with Tses. Good times. Though tonight he just hoped to get a little rush off of a crime or two, then go home. No cops, no intrusions, nothing unforeseen happening, no story to write the girlfriend about.
This area of town was secluded enough, with maybe one or two passers-by in the area, one of which Ty's shoulder brushed against before discretely pocketing the man's wallet. Once the area was clear, he saw a car parked outside of a pitch-black building. Nothing special, just your basic four-door-sedan. But a joyride was a joyride. Keyword there being joy.
Walking over to the little grey car, he tried the door. No alarm, but it was locked. No keypad either. Chuckling, Ty went on to go about breaking into the car the "old-fashioned way," then crawled inside, surveying his surroundings and quickly getting to work on attempting to hotwire.

Okay, Paige's status as far as Order goes is up in the air, as it's being hinted at and explained in a still-ongoing thread with Seyta. But, if we tread lightly, I could probably have Paige kidnapped.

Paige was rich in LA. Her father got this money via less-than-legal means, and was involved with less-than-savory people. I'm currently working on a solo between the father and daughter, also revealing him to be a powerful mutant of some kind.

So, he has enemies. Enemies that would go so far as to kidnap the daughter of a former millionaire...

If you're game. If not, we can go back to the drawing board~

Oooh, sounds like fun.

Ty's cautious, but he's charismatic. And used to plans going to hell at this point. Though, Ty could always follow the footsteps of his mentor and lead people down the not-so-straight-or-narrow...

Heh, I can work with either of those, actually. Ty's made a thing of dragging people into trouble lately, and Paige is mostly down because she doesn't feel like she's tough enough lately. Then her emotions get all high and she turns into a spork.