Jack's Sorrow

So, as for the Arc itself:
Jack is on a mission in Toros' Aisles doing a casual mission. The mission's details is based off a large group of bandits. (Ye, basically doing that one mission we did in Frozen Valley.) On normal circumstances, Jack attempts at facing them off as if they were Grimm. Killing them, on purpose. (From here it's kind of guessed because i'm still confused on how it'll work/blend in) After the mission he is told to be occumpanied with his team and the hosts of the mission or a professor. Heck, even maybe a class discussing on brutality and murder. Jack, being himself complains about it and storms away, hiding himself in Vale. Making it seem oddly normal due to the fact he hardly does anything but relatable Grimm extermination missions.


Now theres two ways this would go.

• He either goes Adam
• He stays alone/leaves Beacon
• He stays in Beacon and understands what it means to be a Huntsman and basics of case-closed murder, ect.

So i'll just explain each way it might happen in order from top to bottom of the list;

He leaves Beacon, and makes his own little organization. Not nothing much to be a threat of Beacon 'cause Jack isn't stupid enough to cause a little fighting for nothing. I haven't thought for its purpose, so this is just a quick idea.

As of what I mean by staying alone/leaving Beacon he just simply goes neutral. This is a route that will be taken if he is forced to do so. Meaning he won't be in Beacon or will be in Beacon and just not do missions when the enemy is something either than Grimm or anything relatable.

Now the last idea is the general purpose of the Arc, because I did want to clear the fact I know about phsychology, human instincts, and the fact of just pure murder. However Jack has an intention to murder, despite his backstory being depressing to all hell of existence. As of what happens, he decides or is forced to come back and undergo's a sim of sorts or a lecture that makes him understand about the difference in Grimm and other people. Frankly, I don't care how it happens. Which is why all of this isn't too in depth, i'm just saying this as a pure idea. Anything can happen, as long as it goes appointed to what I meant/it would occur basically.

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If theres any criteria on this, I won't mind reading it and replying. I don't cause drama easily unless intended so go right ahead and say dumb stuff, it's not like I faced Grim and Garrik's words all day on the Skype Group, no offence. Also if there's any ideas I would gladly hear you out.