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ERELLIE WILLOUGH is bored most of the time; at least when she's not hating on superheroes or doing her job. She calls herself a hero-for-hire – a person who uses their abilities and skills to save people and capture criminals for a price. The pay is good and is enough to give her anything that she wants, but she is still not contented somehow.
Erellie is desperate to feel something, aside from the adrenaline and the power coursing through her veins whenever she finished an assignment. Money is all she turned to these days, and it isn't helping her sanity one bit. She enjoys it of course, as well as the snide remarks and insults she gets from the world – because according to them, she is unpredictable and that makes her a threat to the people.
But Erellie wants more. After all, she is never contented. She wants to show the world that the so-called superheroes aren't really heroes at all and that their mere presence brings danger wherever they are. Erellie can list down the times they had caused more harm than good.
The opportunity to prove a point that the Avengers aren't as high and mighty as people might think comes when Tony Stark seeks her help to capture the Winter Soldier and Captain America.
And as expected, the bored Erellie agrees (for one hundred million dollars per head, of course).
But what she doesn't expect is that the Avengers will bring out the side of her that she thought didn't exist anymore.
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