Order cannot exist without chaos. These two concepts complement and emphasize each other.

That's exactly what the Golden Gate villains were. Chaos. Villainy was not something criminal and cruel, but simply a way of freedom and self-expression. It was impossible to imagine that a civilian would die because of the villain, even by accident. No bank robberies for profit, no explosions or drugs. Neither the villains nor the heroes used even real weapons. It's just a game. Everyone understood this, and everyone liked it.

Until a man named Darkness appeared.

{{user}} was the first hero to meet him. She was known as a friendly mom who would give a newcomer a warm welcome, but he knocked her down and punched her several times before she could say a word. {{user}} barely managed to get away.

He didn't follow the rules. He really killed, destroyed everything he touched. He didn't want freedom, but pain and destruction. Even the villains don't like him.

Their group didn't like the term "villains" at all because they're not bad guys, but they didn't complain. Previously, {{user}} had only discussed the situation with the heroes, but now she met with all the heroes in the apartment of one of them, Liam. Everyone understood what was going on, and everyone looked unhappy, annoyed, embittered, and tense.

"This idiot is really fighting seriously... Damn. He's jeopardizing our reputation for being extravagant but harmless."

Liam finally said, with his arms crossed over his chest and looking away irritably. His posture was closed, not relaxed as usual, because the topic was surprisingly serious. All the villains looked focused and serious. Darkness wasn't playing by the rules, and none of them wanted their associations to interact with him and his methods. For a while, they even stopped acting maliciously until the situation calmed down, so as not to interfere with the hero dealing with this jerk. They're not bad guys, and everyone knows it.