"I wasn't present that day. That meant I came back from a war and found out half my friends were dead or had been arrested and that they'd made a terrible mistake that cost over 600 lives. So my thoughts on it were...grief for my friends, sadness for the victims and their families, and a whole lotta hate for Nitro. Those last two were the same things a lot of other people felt. What else is there to say?"
That was the normal range of human emotions and all.
"As for the registration issues, ultimately, I was very conflicted on it because even though my secret ID had been compromised by the New Warriors hate site, I knew a lot of people who were afraid their secret IDs being public would get their families killed. But on the same token, I had friends that'd registered and understood why the public wanted accountability. I wasn't sure I wanted to be on the Initiative when they were still hunting unregistered people down so...I left. I checked out and went back to space. I figured I'd come back someday when the conflict had died down a little more and register if it was still the law, but I figured there was a lot of good I could do in space after the Wave, so I focused on that for a while."
no subject
That was the normal range of human emotions and all.
"As for the registration issues, ultimately, I was very conflicted on it because even though my secret ID had been compromised by the New Warriors hate site, I knew a lot of people who were afraid their secret IDs being public would get their families killed. But on the same token, I had friends that'd registered and understood why the public wanted accountability. I wasn't sure I wanted to be on the Initiative when they were still hunting unregistered people down so...I left. I checked out and went back to space. I figured I'd come back someday when the conflict had died down a little more and register if it was still the law, but I figured there was a lot of good I could do in space after the Wave, so I focused on that for a while."