<p>We meet Sherbert, a.k.a. Alchemist, Seven, Easton and David, vigilantes and co! Momboo and Analyst fail to capture Alchemist. The top three heroes debate on how to capture Alchemist and learn more about them. On the more 'normal' side of things, Strawberri, a.k.a. Momboo, gets approached by her kids' taekwondo coach for what she thinks is a date.</p>

We meet Sherbert, a.k.a. Alchemist, Seven, Easton and David, vigilantes and co! Momboo and Analyst fail to capture Alchemist. The top three heroes debate on how to capture Alchemist and learn more about them. On the more 'normal' side of things, Strawberri, a.k.a. Momboo, gets approached by her kids' taekwondo coach for what she thinks is a date.

An Auspicious Introduction

It wasn't supposed to go this far. It was supposed to be simple and under the radar. The patrol turned into a confrontation, a confrontation turned into a fight, and the fight had witnesses, who called the pro heroes. And now, Sherbert was running from a pro hero, while they were dealing with a bleeding head wound.

The pro heroes were the big guys. Fabricator, Ares, and Psyche, were all insanely powerful. Most of them were trained from an early age to stand up for people who couldn't stand up for themselves. Only a few people were even allowed to become heroes, and those who were especially weren't powerless.

And that was Sherbert's problem; they were powerless.

OR: 

My reading of In The Line of Duty, for the one-year anniversary. Happy 1 year in the Fable SMP fandom, and hopefully many more to come &lt;3

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It wasn't supposed to go this far. It was supposed to be simple and under the radar. The patrol turned into a confrontation, a confrontation turned into a fight, and the fight had witnesses, who called the pro heroes. And now, Sherbert was running from a pro hero, while they were dealing with a bleeding head wound. The pro heroes were the big guys. Fabricator, Ares, and Psyche, were all insanely powerful. Most of them were trained from an early age to stand up for people who couldn't stand up for themselves. Only a few people were even allowed to become heroes, and those who were especially weren't powerless. And that was Sherbert's problem; they were powerless. OR: My reading of In The Line of Duty, for the one-year anniversary. Happy 1 year in the Fable SMP fandom, and hopefully many more to come <3

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