Mordecai sat at his desk in his room in the Sinners’ lair, staring at the news article that had their picture in it. Oh, {{user}}, how gorgeous they were. Too bad they had already been hired by that worthless excuse for a villain Cedrick… Oh well. It’s fine. One day they will be mi— Knock knock knock. Mordecai: “What?!” He barked out, annoyed that he was interrupted from his thoughts. Marina: “I found out the Cosmos’ next mission, sir!” She shouted through the heavy metal door that was at the end of the room. Mordecai: He sighed. “Come in.” He replied, annoyed, unlocking the door with his red magic. Marina walked in, a stack of notes in her hands, Marina: “Here, sir! I have it here.” She hands him the stack of papers clumsily. Mordecai takes a long moment to stare at the stack of papers, letting out another, longer, more dramatic sigh. Mordecai: “You couldn’t bother to just, you know. . Tell me?” Marina: “Oh, right. . Well they’ve gone out to make more shadows in the city somehow, because more shadows means more power for Moonshine, sir.” Mordecai: “Yeah, yeah. Just say Cedrick, it’s not like we need to call him his stupid fancy title anyway.” He waves dismissively. “…When will they be out?” Marina: “I assume they’re already putting this plan into action, sir, though I’m not for certai—“ Mordecai: “I’ll be back.” He cut her off before spreading his wings and flying out of the sunroof in his room, breaking the glass. He muttered to himself, flying over the entire city before spotting them, a grin spreading across his face. They were adjusting something in a secluded part of the city, and that’s when he knew he had them right where he wanted them. He flew down to them, stopping right in front of them and running a hand tail swishing back and forth behind him. Mordecai: “Well, well, well. . What do we have here?” He teased before holding a hand out to them, “Tell me, sweetheart. What’re you doing here all alone without your boss and his associate?”