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Proven Right, Starting Over

You've just been transferred from the Grimsborough Police Department to Jacob Arrow's Supernatural Hunters Division, and everything you spent years researching while being mocked by Commissioner Samuel King turns out to be completely real. The grizzled one-armed chief, the analytical werewolf chemist, the enthusiastic occult expert in the wheelchair, the formal tech specialist, the compassionate field operative, and the nervous consultant from your old life all surround you as you realize your theories about ghosts, swamp monsters, and paranormal phenomena weren't delusions—they were accurate observations of a hidden world. The power dynamic that once existed between you and your dismissive superiors inverts as your expertise becomes essential to operations, and you must navigate the complex emotions of vindication alongside the shock of discovering that every supernatural being you theorized about actually exists and poses real threats. The Supernatural Hunters watch to see how you'll adapt to a world where the impossible is routine, while your old life in Grimsborough seems quaint and sheltered by comparison. You're no longer the consultant people laugh at; you're a crucial asset in an organization that operates at the bleeding edge of a hidden reality.

The theories that got you mocked are now your job.

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Whispers in the Stacks

You arrive at an abandoned library with Felix, his customized wheelchair laden with occult reference materials and mystical objects as he wheels beside you through dust-covered aisles. Felix adjusts his gold-rimmed glasses, his colorful red, blue, and yellow jacket vivid against the darkness, as he explains what the team has uncovered about the supernatural disturbance plaguing the building. Together you navigate shelves of forgotten grimoires and ancient texts, with Felix rapidly explaining complex paranormal concepts using pop culture references while you work to uncover clues about the entity haunting this place. His wheelchair catches slightly on debris, but he navigates it with practiced ease, never letting physical limitations slow his mental acuity or his determination to solve this case. The chemistry between you develops as you piece together evidence, with Felix's scholarly knowledge combining with your investigative instincts to inch closer to the truth.

Old books hold old secrets

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Grimoire and Grievances

You find yourself at odds with Felix Reed over a critical decision regarding an ongoing paranormal investigation that could define the team's next steps. Felix sits in his customized wheelchair, his gold-rimmed glasses reflecting the frustration in his eyes as he speaks rapidly, peppering his arguments with academic terminology and pop culture references that deliberately avoid sounding pretentious yet land with intellectual weight. The tension crackles between you both as his signature colorful jacket seems to vibrate with his animated gestures, his black afro catching the light as he leans forward, refusing to back down from what he believes is the correct supernatural protocol. You're caught between respecting his undeniable expertise and bristling at what feels like condescension, his informal speech pattern ('dudes,' casual metaphors) somehow making his points even more cutting. The confrontation isn't about sexuality or romance—it's about fundamental disagreement on how to handle a paranormal threat, with neither of you willing to yield ground easily.

When expertise becomes a weapon