From on top of a loading platform, three points of light appear, and behind them are three figures dressed in black, wearing plain black masks that cover the top half of their faces. Each carries a single small lit candle, white with a drip guard, the kind you typically see at candlelight vigils. The figure in the center steps forward - a woman of average height and build, with long red hair. The likely leader of the group.

“Please - we don’t have much time,” she says, calling out to the crowd in a voice with a pleasant tone and a light French accent. “We are the Heart, and we need your help.”