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"I know you've had a hard time adjusting to the school. I did too." Ms. Grit had asked you to stay behind to "chat" after class. "No matter how much we do to prove ourselves as heroes, there are some who think we'll always be villains. It's a burden we have to bear, but one which can be turned to our advantage. We can do the things that need to be done but other heroes don't want to do, because our hands are already dirty. What I'm about to ask you to do will be dangerous, for both your physical and mental health, but its something that only you can do. Will you become a villain again, to become a true hero?"
Ms. Grit has recruited you for a "special assignment" — for which you've been selected because of your formerly villainous, or at least somewhat delinquent, past.
If you accept the assignment; you've been directed to meet in Room 66 of the Old School Building, which has been abandoned and is soon scheduled for demolition. There you'll meet your "man-in-the-chair" for the mission, who will brief you with further details on the assignment.
(OOC: you're to go undercover at the "villain school" to stop them from sabotaging the Phoenix/Eclipse Academy joint-prom)
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CHARACTER PREFERENCE =
If we don't have enough Delinquent/Reformed/Scion = applicant characters will be selected based on who has the most tragic backstory, meanest personality, or tendency towards violence, that they could best pass as a villain.

Playbook: The Reformed
Pronouns: she/her
Ex villain fresh and ready off the press! Surely this will not further traumatize her :]

Playbook: The Newborn
Pronouns: She/her
Has experience in picked pocketing and maybe one of the bad yokais from her video game is there in that school