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| − | Clarent House was the cover name for a cluster of intelligence cells legally sanctioned by the British government, but seldom acknowledged. Officially they were off-the-book, but the government would cover for them if necessary. They were used to investigate strange happenings, such as other-dimensional demons, killer ghosts, mutants-gone-rogue, that sort of thing. Each cell acted independently of the other, in case of compromise. | + | Clarent House was the cover name for a cluster of intelligence cells legally sanctioned by the British government, but seldom acknowledged. Officially they were off-the-book, but the government would cover for them if necessary. They were used to investigate strange happenings, such as other-dimensional demons, killer ghosts, mutants-gone-rogue, that sort of thing. Each cell acted independently of the other, in case of compromise. |
| − | Clarent House had been around for a while, however it was a bit looked down on by the other branches of intelligence. Its Director, John Preston, originally got himself assigned there as punishment. John, however, loved the chance to run his own team with Clarent House and transformed his particular cell into a band of misfits who investigated all the weird things that came across British Intelligence's radar. His cell was officially viewed as a nuisance and a laughingstock, and unofficially was of great value to its superiors (as it made it easier for them to do their job in regards to important people in the government), and was disavowed when Mother started coming back to keep The Powers That Be safe from her. It had powers to show up and stop whatever was going on and expect to have its butt covered if anything went wrong, but officially got trumped if another agency of any sort of seniority showed up. | + | Clarent House had been around for a while, however it was a bit looked down on by the other branches of intelligence. Its Director, John Preston, originally got himself assigned there as punishment. John, however, loved the chance to run his own team with Clarent House and transformed his particular cell into a band of misfits who investigated all the weird things that came across British Intelligence's radar. His cell was officially viewed as a nuisance and a laughingstock, and unofficially was of great value to its superiors (as it made it easier for them to do their job in regards to important people in the government), and was disavowed when Mother started coming back to keep The Powers That Be safe from her. It had powers to show up and stop whatever was going on and expect to have its butt covered if anything went wrong, but officially got trumped if another agency of any sort of seniority showed up. |
[[Jennie Stavros]] was recruited, along with two younger mutants she had been training, Winston and Donal, when they got involved in tracking a serial murderer known as the "Croydon Killer". | [[Jennie Stavros]] was recruited, along with two younger mutants she had been training, Winston and Donal, when they got involved in tracking a serial murderer known as the "Croydon Killer". | ||
| − | Clarent House was shut down when most of its operatives were slaughtered by [[The Disciples]], followers of an ancient demonic force known as "Mother". The survivors (and their families) were scattered in a variety of safe houses across the globe. Jennie herself went on the run in continental Europe, continuing to gather information on Mother, before being tracked down by Donal - her former partner, now one of Mother's most ruthless followers. Luckily for Jennie, the [[X-Men]] [[Katabasis|happened to be in the area]] and were able to provide her with a new sanctuary. | + | Clarent House was shut down and officially disavowed when most of its operatives were slaughtered by [[The Disciples]], followers of an ancient demonic force known as "Mother". The survivors - Tash, Cooper and a young girl called Danni who had been rescued in an unrelated operation (and their families) - were scattered in a variety of safe houses across the globe. Jennie herself went on the run in continental Europe, continuing to gather information on Mother, before being tracked down by Donal - her former partner, now one of Mother's most ruthless followers. Luckily for Jennie, the [[X-Men]] [[Katabasis|happened to be in the area]] and were able to provide her with a new sanctuary. |
===Roster=== | ===Roster=== | ||
Latest revision as of 15:38, 28 February 2020
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| First Seen: | Katabasis (flashback) |
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Details
Clarent House was the cover name for a cluster of intelligence cells legally sanctioned by the British government, but seldom acknowledged. Officially they were off-the-book, but the government would cover for them if necessary. They were used to investigate strange happenings, such as other-dimensional demons, killer ghosts, mutants-gone-rogue, that sort of thing. Each cell acted independently of the other, in case of compromise.
Clarent House had been around for a while, however it was a bit looked down on by the other branches of intelligence. Its Director, John Preston, originally got himself assigned there as punishment. John, however, loved the chance to run his own team with Clarent House and transformed his particular cell into a band of misfits who investigated all the weird things that came across British Intelligence's radar. His cell was officially viewed as a nuisance and a laughingstock, and unofficially was of great value to its superiors (as it made it easier for them to do their job in regards to important people in the government), and was disavowed when Mother started coming back to keep The Powers That Be safe from her. It had powers to show up and stop whatever was going on and expect to have its butt covered if anything went wrong, but officially got trumped if another agency of any sort of seniority showed up.
Jennie Stavros was recruited, along with two younger mutants she had been training, Winston and Donal, when they got involved in tracking a serial murderer known as the "Croydon Killer".
Clarent House was shut down and officially disavowed when most of its operatives were slaughtered by The Disciples, followers of an ancient demonic force known as "Mother". The survivors - Tash, Cooper and a young girl called Danni who had been rescued in an unrelated operation (and their families) - were scattered in a variety of safe houses across the globe. Jennie herself went on the run in continental Europe, continuing to gather information on Mother, before being tracked down by Donal - her former partner, now one of Mother's most ruthless followers. Luckily for Jennie, the X-Men happened to be in the area and were able to provide her with a new sanctuary.
Roster
| John Preston - deceased |  PB: Patterson Joseph, socked by Azzy |
| Daffyd Llyewen - deceased |  PB: David Mitchell, socked by Azzy |
| Jennie Stavros |  PB: Eva Green |
| Raaki "Pash" Singh |  PB: Archie Panjabi, socked by Sam |
| Nigel Cooper |  PB: Damien Molony, socked by Cai |
| Winston Allenye - deceased |  PB: Franz Drammeh, socked by Azzy |
| Donal McGrath |  PB: Michael Steger, socked by Walks |
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Introduced by: Azzy
