“ The Veiled Woman ”
This is my official BMD application. Below you'll find my personal creator notes.
- This character is a reporter
- All graphics were made with the help of Canva & Pinterest.
- I do understand I currently run a gang. If accepted, this gang will be passed on.
- 5897 Words
- To Liz & Jayla, thanks for reading!
Out-Of-Character (OOC) Section
IGN: (Please also list any of your alternate accounts)
ZiaTheSharkie
Had an old one, lost access.
Describe your activity on the server:
I've been playing on SRP for about 4 years in total. I recently joined Reporter, extremely excited about that. I've personally been in crime since I first started on SRP. I've been through constant rule changes and multiple different gangs/organizations. Frankly, I've learned a lot from them all. I've planned on applying to BMD for a while, so I decided to stick around crime.
Below is my weekly schedule!
| MONDAY | TUESDAY | WENESDAY | THURSDAY | FRIDAY | SATURDAY | SUNDAY |
| 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm | 11 am - 12 pm |
I'm pretty much free every day. I do have a few vacations happening this summer, but even then I will be on Discord.
I do go to the gym along with doing normal life things. I'm not on SRP 24/7 but I'm available to get on any time needed and will do so.
Specify your Discord username and if you have a microphone:
Sharkzy__ Yes I have a mic.
Specify your country of origin and time zone:
USA East TimeZone.
What are your motivations in applying for the black market dealer role?
I’d like to start by stating that becoming a BMD has been my long-term goal since I learned of the position. Throughout my years in the crime community, I've always been eager to expand my roleplay opportunities through BMD, thus this application. I’ve always seen BMD as an authoritative role, a role with responsibility, knowledge, and more freedom to create than other crime roles combined. Fascinated with the roleplay opportunities that are opened once achieving that position. That in itself is something I strive to gain.
BMD is a role that carries an image. I want to use that image to help newer players and develop good standing amongst them. For a while, crime has had fewer and fewer new people. I want to make it more welcoming and easier to get started with. Along with steering people away from the more toxic tendencies that this faction is known for.
The first major reason I find myself applying is that I know I have ideas and plans that can impact the community positively. I want to bring my plans and ideas to life, from roleplaying with different groups and creating dynamics I have yet to deal with to building a foundation for a crime business that works successfully. I don't just want to fill this position, I want to put something in place where others can enjoy it.
What helps you to stand out from other applicants & what can you uniquely provide to the team?
Among the other applicants, it was quite hard to find qualities that truly differed myself from the group. I believe that the candidates in this round are truly some of the most influential people in crime. Scouring through my own traits, I’ve found a few that would set me apart from others. I'd like to start with my creativity and problem-solving. I find it easy to take a step back, ****yze what's before me, and make a decision leading forward. If anything, it's the easiest thing I've learned. Through my problem-solving comes my creativity, finding workarounds. Things that haven’t been done before or even expanding off of others, I find it all effortless.
The Second most important trait I possess would be my ability for complete open-mindedness and non-bias. When it comes to rules, changes, and terms set in place, I can understand all sides of issues and form an opinion based on those. I don't find myself forming an opinion based on what my friends or people around me believe. I think that's extremely important. A lot of people are hanging onto “old gangrp" or past euphoria that they enjoyed but refuse to look at the horrible parts of how that crime was run, including the amount of rule breaking, doxing, and bypassing that was involved. People need to understand that there are losses and wins, and you have to just deal with what you lose. Picking and choosing your battles. I find I do that very well.
Another huge part of what helps me stand out is all of the different experiences I've had. Within my time in crime, I've been a gang lead, a gang member, and a new player. I've been in all the different types of gangs and have experienced most of the “good eras” of crime there were. I believe that is important to go into this role, understanding what worked, what didn't, and so on. Finding the good and bad in all of the experiences I've had has also given me respect for all forms of crime, whether people agree or disagree with that. Respect is something all players should have, but I've found that it's not the case, along with most people being close-minded to ideas. That's what differentiates me from others.
What can I uniquely provide? I'm not going to say motivation; I've found that it's a word used incorrectly in most forms. I will bring consistency. Consistency is the most important job of a BMD. If you're not consistent, then there is no reason you should have the role you're given, and if it comes to me ever being inconsistent. That is when I'll step down for someone who can be.
What previous experience do you have in working with a team?
Working with a team is a skill that EVERYONE should have. I've worked in intense situations involving teams. Although it is hard to connect to an RP server directly, it's still an experience. Outside of SRP, I do have a personal job; I'm a deep water lifeguard. There have been around three occasions where I've had to resuscitate someone in a team of certified lifeguards. [Thankfully, all were successful.] In multiple ways, this has made me completely reliable in working with people. Due to the stakes being so high, I have no issues.
On a note that's more related to crime, I’ve led gangs somewhere, co-leading with an equal. Others were purely me in charge. In multiple ways, I've learned from mistakes, mine or others. These experiences have allowed me to understand my personal strengths when it comes to working in a team, along with what I struggle with. Moving back to outside of SRP, I've played on many sports teams; I’ve been through the team drama and have also been a Varsity player for 3 years. Although some of these experiences don’t directly correlate to SRP, they should not be overlooked.
What suggestions do you have to help better the crime faction?
There is a lot to cover here, so I've split it up into sections; read as you please!
[Disclaimer]: Anything stated below is things that I would either help develop or introduce into crime. Most of them also would need the crime faction leads' approval [Jayla]. I’m not aware of the full restrictions on what we are allowed to do and aren’t.
I do go to the gym along with doing normal life things. I'm not on SRP 24/7 but I'm available to get on any time needed and will do so.
Specify your Discord username and if you have a microphone:
Sharkzy__ Yes I have a mic.
Specify your country of origin and time zone:
USA East TimeZone.
What are your motivations in applying for the black market dealer role?
I’d like to start by stating that becoming a BMD has been my long-term goal since I learned of the position. Throughout my years in the crime community, I've always been eager to expand my roleplay opportunities through BMD, thus this application. I’ve always seen BMD as an authoritative role, a role with responsibility, knowledge, and more freedom to create than other crime roles combined. Fascinated with the roleplay opportunities that are opened once achieving that position. That in itself is something I strive to gain.
BMD is a role that carries an image. I want to use that image to help newer players and develop good standing amongst them. For a while, crime has had fewer and fewer new people. I want to make it more welcoming and easier to get started with. Along with steering people away from the more toxic tendencies that this faction is known for.
The first major reason I find myself applying is that I know I have ideas and plans that can impact the community positively. I want to bring my plans and ideas to life, from roleplaying with different groups and creating dynamics I have yet to deal with to building a foundation for a crime business that works successfully. I don't just want to fill this position, I want to put something in place where others can enjoy it.
What helps you to stand out from other applicants & what can you uniquely provide to the team?
Among the other applicants, it was quite hard to find qualities that truly differed myself from the group. I believe that the candidates in this round are truly some of the most influential people in crime. Scouring through my own traits, I’ve found a few that would set me apart from others. I'd like to start with my creativity and problem-solving. I find it easy to take a step back, ****yze what's before me, and make a decision leading forward. If anything, it's the easiest thing I've learned. Through my problem-solving comes my creativity, finding workarounds. Things that haven’t been done before or even expanding off of others, I find it all effortless.
The Second most important trait I possess would be my ability for complete open-mindedness and non-bias. When it comes to rules, changes, and terms set in place, I can understand all sides of issues and form an opinion based on those. I don't find myself forming an opinion based on what my friends or people around me believe. I think that's extremely important. A lot of people are hanging onto “old gangrp" or past euphoria that they enjoyed but refuse to look at the horrible parts of how that crime was run, including the amount of rule breaking, doxing, and bypassing that was involved. People need to understand that there are losses and wins, and you have to just deal with what you lose. Picking and choosing your battles. I find I do that very well.
Another huge part of what helps me stand out is all of the different experiences I've had. Within my time in crime, I've been a gang lead, a gang member, and a new player. I've been in all the different types of gangs and have experienced most of the “good eras” of crime there were. I believe that is important to go into this role, understanding what worked, what didn't, and so on. Finding the good and bad in all of the experiences I've had has also given me respect for all forms of crime, whether people agree or disagree with that. Respect is something all players should have, but I've found that it's not the case, along with most people being close-minded to ideas. That's what differentiates me from others.
What can I uniquely provide? I'm not going to say motivation; I've found that it's a word used incorrectly in most forms. I will bring consistency. Consistency is the most important job of a BMD. If you're not consistent, then there is no reason you should have the role you're given, and if it comes to me ever being inconsistent. That is when I'll step down for someone who can be.
What previous experience do you have in working with a team?
Working with a team is a skill that EVERYONE should have. I've worked in intense situations involving teams. Although it is hard to connect to an RP server directly, it's still an experience. Outside of SRP, I do have a personal job; I'm a deep water lifeguard. There have been around three occasions where I've had to resuscitate someone in a team of certified lifeguards. [Thankfully, all were successful.] In multiple ways, this has made me completely reliable in working with people. Due to the stakes being so high, I have no issues.
On a note that's more related to crime, I’ve led gangs somewhere, co-leading with an equal. Others were purely me in charge. In multiple ways, I've learned from mistakes, mine or others. These experiences have allowed me to understand my personal strengths when it comes to working in a team, along with what I struggle with. Moving back to outside of SRP, I've played on many sports teams; I’ve been through the team drama and have also been a Varsity player for 3 years. Although some of these experiences don’t directly correlate to SRP, they should not be overlooked.
What suggestions do you have to help better the crime faction?
There is a lot to cover here, so I've split it up into sections; read as you please!
[Disclaimer]: Anything stated below is things that I would either help develop or introduce into crime. Most of them also would need the crime faction leads' approval [Jayla]. I’m not aware of the full restrictions on what we are allowed to do and aren’t.
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IKIGAI ADDITION
“ Criminal News coming to you! ”
For a long time, ikigai has been mostly unused and turned into a family group chat. For the most part, I do like ikigai; I think that the idea posted below would help bring back a reason to be checking it and also turn it into a very interesting platform.
IKIGAI ADDITION
“ Criminal News coming to you! ”
For a long time, ikigai has been mostly unused and turned into a family group chat. For the most part, I do like ikigai; I think that the idea posted below would help bring back a reason to be checking it and also turn it into a very interesting platform.
- Criminal News / Broadcasting: Something I find very interesting is the lack of BMD & Gang propaganda. Introducing a Criminal News, run by a BMD or reporter that is corrupt, would be extremely influential not only for the crime community but also something for gangs to work for: doing something so crazy to get on Criminal News. This could include more public activity and stunts for gangs. This also allows for staff-run gang events to also be in the “criminal newspaper”. To go more into depth, this could be a great way to expand the more hidden gangs, allowing them to spread rumors through sprays and Ikigai, and the Criminal News covering it. Forcing gangs to interact more. The overall concept brings so much good to not only Ikigai but also gangs and BMDs as a whole.
[ This would need to be discussed with Rex and the reporters. ]
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CRIME BUSINESS
“ The Crossroads ”
I believe that Crime should have its own place; Nexus is a great example, but it's not currently being used to its potential. I propose a solution. A location for everyone who has access to Ikigai: the Crossroads, an elite gathering place ready to be filled with new crime history. Untouched by the world and here to expand the crime of karakura. This is something I attempted with SOZOSHA and failed due to a lack of help and higher authority. Many people enjoyed its overall Idea, so I plan to transform it.
[Overall view] - Crossroads is a gathering place that would open through Ikigai; it would be the center of crime, connecting BMD’s and Gangs alike. It would be an underground place with special traits that make it unique and also introduce new interactions between everyone.
[ The name is up for debate… I'm not good in that department.]
[OPENING] - These are openings. They would be posted in Ikigai days beforehand so people may prepare. Upon everyone showing up, people have the ability to converse freely; masks are not needed, and phones aren’t allowed. At every opening, there will be a speech that pokes and prizes at recent events, such as turf losses, lost brawls, rumors, and even inactivity. Each opening can also have a different theme/event. Ex: Fashion shows, masquerade attire show-offs, etc.
[BUILDING] - The building itself has a very special trait that follows what Fight Club has. Each turf has its own wall that can be sprayed once that turf is claimed. Ex: Parabellum owns Crypt; they get to spray that wall, showing their official claim. There are also poster slots that can be bought for propaganda.
[ FLEA MARKET ] - The flea market is the shop that will be inside of Crossroads. It contains a custom ballistic mask, gas mask, and plastic, along with a few other custom ideas I have in mind. But not only does it have masks, but it has a special BMD item only bought in the market. HEAVY DUTY SPRAY CAN: A spray can that lasts longer and sprays larger. More expensive but at the cost of a long reign?
[ THE DISCOUNT ] - Each opening of the Flea market adds a discount on ONE RANDOM ITEM. This means that one random BMD item will be on a discount, and is only allowed to be bought inside of the flea market. The discount is not announced anywhere and is only available for the opening. This forces players to go and see the flea market and join in on the opening.
[ UPSIDES ] - Not only does this introduce interactions between gangs but also BMDS. People can schedule meetings with BMDS and also interact if BMDS show up to events. Allowing BMDS to ‘sponsor’ Gangs through Ikigai. This also allows a place for prowlers to hunt freely. It would also allow people to reach out to become BMDA’s, joining FC or KA. This opens up interesting dynamics between BMDS.
Overall, I believe even if a sliver of this is introduced or moved into nexus, it would have a positive impact.
CRIME BUSINESS
“ The Crossroads ”
I believe that Crime should have its own place; Nexus is a great example, but it's not currently being used to its potential. I propose a solution. A location for everyone who has access to Ikigai: the Crossroads, an elite gathering place ready to be filled with new crime history. Untouched by the world and here to expand the crime of karakura. This is something I attempted with SOZOSHA and failed due to a lack of help and higher authority. Many people enjoyed its overall Idea, so I plan to transform it.
[Overall view] - Crossroads is a gathering place that would open through Ikigai; it would be the center of crime, connecting BMD’s and Gangs alike. It would be an underground place with special traits that make it unique and also introduce new interactions between everyone.
[ The name is up for debate… I'm not good in that department.]
[OPENING] - These are openings. They would be posted in Ikigai days beforehand so people may prepare. Upon everyone showing up, people have the ability to converse freely; masks are not needed, and phones aren’t allowed. At every opening, there will be a speech that pokes and prizes at recent events, such as turf losses, lost brawls, rumors, and even inactivity. Each opening can also have a different theme/event. Ex: Fashion shows, masquerade attire show-offs, etc.
[BUILDING] - The building itself has a very special trait that follows what Fight Club has. Each turf has its own wall that can be sprayed once that turf is claimed. Ex: Parabellum owns Crypt; they get to spray that wall, showing their official claim. There are also poster slots that can be bought for propaganda.
[ FLEA MARKET ] - The flea market is the shop that will be inside of Crossroads. It contains a custom ballistic mask, gas mask, and plastic, along with a few other custom ideas I have in mind. But not only does it have masks, but it has a special BMD item only bought in the market. HEAVY DUTY SPRAY CAN: A spray can that lasts longer and sprays larger. More expensive but at the cost of a long reign?
[ THE DISCOUNT ] - Each opening of the Flea market adds a discount on ONE RANDOM ITEM. This means that one random BMD item will be on a discount, and is only allowed to be bought inside of the flea market. The discount is not announced anywhere and is only available for the opening. This forces players to go and see the flea market and join in on the opening.
[ UPSIDES ] - Not only does this introduce interactions between gangs but also BMDS. People can schedule meetings with BMDS and also interact if BMDS show up to events. Allowing BMDS to ‘sponsor’ Gangs through Ikigai. This also allows a place for prowlers to hunt freely. It would also allow people to reach out to become BMDA’s, joining FC or KA. This opens up interesting dynamics between BMDS.
Overall, I believe even if a sliver of this is introduced or moved into nexus, it would have a positive impact.
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CUSTOM AUCTION
“ Money’s earned where it's due ”
The Custom auction has been brought up before, I believe. But I wanted to revisit it. A lot of the time I’ve found that people have piles and piles of custom masks and weapons that they don’t like and don’t use. That's why I believe it would be beneficial to introduce a custom auction. Here's how it would work…
Due to the fact that BMDs still want money, the prices would stay the same. It would simply be a trading system of ONLY customs.
Ex: I have a Batman ballistic, but I want a Spider-Man one; I put the mask on auction when the flea market opens. Then, say someone buys it; well, now I have my original money back from originally buying that custom. Now I can use that custom ballistic money to then buy the Spider-Man ballistic in the auction.
No money was gained, simply the transaction of Batman and Spider-Man. People can also just get rid of their customs to then use to spend more money on BMD’s when they open. Allowing for more profit. I do know this will probably be controversial, but still wanted to bring it up as a thought.
CUSTOM AUCTION
“ Money’s earned where it's due ”
The Custom auction has been brought up before, I believe. But I wanted to revisit it. A lot of the time I’ve found that people have piles and piles of custom masks and weapons that they don’t like and don’t use. That's why I believe it would be beneficial to introduce a custom auction. Here's how it would work…
Due to the fact that BMDs still want money, the prices would stay the same. It would simply be a trading system of ONLY customs.
Ex: I have a Batman ballistic, but I want a Spider-Man one; I put the mask on auction when the flea market opens. Then, say someone buys it; well, now I have my original money back from originally buying that custom. Now I can use that custom ballistic money to then buy the Spider-Man ballistic in the auction.
No money was gained, simply the transaction of Batman and Spider-Man. People can also just get rid of their customs to then use to spend more money on BMD’s when they open. Allowing for more profit. I do know this will probably be controversial, but still wanted to bring it up as a thought.
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FLASH EVENTS
“ Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. ”
Flash events are events done by BMD’s for gangs to participate in; for example, the supply truck originally done by Nozinth, I believe. These events can be hosted by BMD’s and would allow gangs, BMDAs, and unaligned criminals all to go after some sort of cargo or prize, dragging people out from hiding. A few flash event ideas are below, along with bringing back the Supply truck.
CARGO CRATE: A BMD received a large order from a customer; they are now tasked with protecting that cargo until the customer shows up… but an anonymous tip was given in Ikigai. The whole criminal underworld knows. This would be a team of 6-8 people protecting a large load of cargo; gangs are allowed to attack to steal it for themselves. They have a time frame to claim the cargo and bring it to a safe place out of the trail of BMD. The cargo would hold a lot of BMD items at random. Is it worth the risk to find the gamble?
BANK TRUCK: A bank truck is on route to the Karakura Bank; rumors say it holds cash of up to 500k - 1mil. Gangs are allowed to cut off the truck to route, pop the tires, and crack the truck open with the timer till KPD gets a call. Can they do it in time..? Or will another organization get in the way?
BOUNTY: BMD’s announce a bounty on someone's head. First to kidnap and hand the bounty over to BMD's to claim the bounty. Will gangs/solo criminals find it easy or difficult? Is this person protected? Will they have to do their own investigation or push full throttle for that cash bounty? [This would need permissions for Majors or KPS]
FLASH EVENTS
“ Speak no evil, see no evil, hear no evil. ”
Flash events are events done by BMD’s for gangs to participate in; for example, the supply truck originally done by Nozinth, I believe. These events can be hosted by BMD’s and would allow gangs, BMDAs, and unaligned criminals all to go after some sort of cargo or prize, dragging people out from hiding. A few flash event ideas are below, along with bringing back the Supply truck.
CARGO CRATE: A BMD received a large order from a customer; they are now tasked with protecting that cargo until the customer shows up… but an anonymous tip was given in Ikigai. The whole criminal underworld knows. This would be a team of 6-8 people protecting a large load of cargo; gangs are allowed to attack to steal it for themselves. They have a time frame to claim the cargo and bring it to a safe place out of the trail of BMD. The cargo would hold a lot of BMD items at random. Is it worth the risk to find the gamble?
BANK TRUCK: A bank truck is on route to the Karakura Bank; rumors say it holds cash of up to 500k - 1mil. Gangs are allowed to cut off the truck to route, pop the tires, and crack the truck open with the timer till KPD gets a call. Can they do it in time..? Or will another organization get in the way?
BOUNTY: BMD’s announce a bounty on someone's head. First to kidnap and hand the bounty over to BMD's to claim the bounty. Will gangs/solo criminals find it easy or difficult? Is this person protected? Will they have to do their own investigation or push full throttle for that cash bounty? [This would need permissions for Majors or KPS]
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CRIME EVENT TEAM / GROUP
“ One spirit in many ”
Something I know would be very beneficial towards crime is setting aside its own set of players as an event team, whether that be a BMD with a few extra BMDA’s or that be a few selective event team members. Giving crime its own set of players who are dedicated to events would be extremely helpful in the long run, whether for the server or the faction itself. Crime has its own set of rules and restrictions from the server. This is a suggestion I've had for a while; I don’t understand why it hasn’t been implemented yet. As a faction, we constantly need events to be looked over; giving us the go-ahead for a few players who are strictly focused on crime events would save most of the event teams' time. Along with saving the time of gang leads and the faction lead, waiting for responses and the permission to go through with said events.
CRIME EVENT TEAM / GROUP
“ One spirit in many ”
Something I know would be very beneficial towards crime is setting aside its own set of players as an event team, whether that be a BMD with a few extra BMDA’s or that be a few selective event team members. Giving crime its own set of players who are dedicated to events would be extremely helpful in the long run, whether for the server or the faction itself. Crime has its own set of rules and restrictions from the server. This is a suggestion I've had for a while; I don’t understand why it hasn’t been implemented yet. As a faction, we constantly need events to be looked over; giving us the go-ahead for a few players who are strictly focused on crime events would save most of the event teams' time. Along with saving the time of gang leads and the faction lead, waiting for responses and the permission to go through with said events.
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WEAPONS!
“ A man only needs one tool ”
Something I know needs a bit of a rework is weapons; I believe that Crime & BMD is reworking a few weapons. BMDs make more money when there is no specified ‘meta’. Currently, the only weapon worth getting is a Nagi because it overruns all other weapons. If it comes to all weapons having a fall-off. People should be able to pick and choose what style of weapon they want to use for their
Flea market exclusive Hook rope!
Price: 140k
Range: 5 blocks [Must be thrown.]
Muggable: yes!
What it does: When thrown and hooked onto a person, it will pull that person towards the wielder by two blocks. If thrown and hits a person in the head, it will do 2 KO points, but the user must take action to recall it.
Flea market exclusive Smoke bomb!
Price: 200k
Muggable: yes!
Range: can throw up to 3 blocks [In all directions]. When thrown, the smoke bomb covers a 3 by 3 radius [ starting from the block thrown]
What it does: If anyone in the 3/3 radius does not leave in their next turn or does not have a gas mask on, they become unable to move for 3 minutes while the smoke bomb is active. Once those three minutes are up, they are allowed to move freely, or if they are dragged out of the radius.
Flea market exclusive Heavy duty spray can
Price: 30k
Muggable: yes!
What it does?: Allows for sprays to last longer at a heavier price.
WEAPONS!
“ A man only needs one tool ”
Something I know needs a bit of a rework is weapons; I believe that Crime & BMD is reworking a few weapons. BMDs make more money when there is no specified ‘meta’. Currently, the only weapon worth getting is a Nagi because it overruns all other weapons. If it comes to all weapons having a fall-off. People should be able to pick and choose what style of weapon they want to use for their
Flea market exclusive Hook rope!
Price: 140k
Range: 5 blocks [Must be thrown.]
Muggable: yes!
What it does: When thrown and hooked onto a person, it will pull that person towards the wielder by two blocks. If thrown and hits a person in the head, it will do 2 KO points, but the user must take action to recall it.
Flea market exclusive Smoke bomb!
Price: 200k
Muggable: yes!
Range: can throw up to 3 blocks [In all directions]. When thrown, the smoke bomb covers a 3 by 3 radius [ starting from the block thrown]
What it does: If anyone in the 3/3 radius does not leave in their next turn or does not have a gas mask on, they become unable to move for 3 minutes while the smoke bomb is active. Once those three minutes are up, they are allowed to move freely, or if they are dragged out of the radius.
Flea market exclusive Heavy duty spray can
Price: 30k
Muggable: yes!
What it does?: Allows for sprays to last longer at a heavier price.
Are you familiar with all rules about weapon profiles, combat, permissions, and player conduct on the server?
Yes. Very familiar. I've played through many rule changes and have had to deal with updating my own knowledge multiple times. As of right now, I'm fully aware of the crime factions' rules and combat rules. I don't feel the need to list them all, including weapon profiles, as they are public knowledge and anyone could copy and paste. I would like to save whoever's reading this time. Stay with me now!
Are you familiar with the idea that if you leave the black market at any point, the black market lead will have permanent kill permissions on your character?
Yes.
Are you familiar with the fact that if your character(s) is/are killed or permanently arrested twice, you will be removed from the black market?
Yes.
Are you familiar with the fact that you cannot reveal any out-of-character plans or potential additions to the black market to others?
Yes.
In-Character (IC) Section:
Claudine
Anonymous
actions/details
[!] You dug through old cassette tapes. Finding one labeled “The Veiled Woman.” You inserted the tape, and static came out as you heard a click… voices and sound became clearer… [!]
Full Legal Name:
[!] The tape showed a woman in a metal chair in front of the camera; she was dressed shabbily and extremely unprofessional. Jewelry dazzled everywhere, clothes d****d over her, her face hidden behind an unrecognizable veil. [!]
“ My name is Claudine Saint-Clair of Haiti. I'm seated here… uncomfortably for my official interview into the Karakura criminal underworld. Currently, I'm seated across a masked individual; I can see their energy… dark and unwavering ”
Criminal Alias:
[!] Muffled voice from behind the camera; it couldn’t be made out. The woman leaned closer, almost to hear correctly… as she leaned in, you noticed her uncanny appearance assumed a worse form as the tape became clearer; your spine twitched almost instinctively. She spoke. [!]
“ The spirits have given me a name from birth, Madame, I will be known as. No special meaning other than the simplicity of the Iwa showing me the gracious way. ”
Age & Occupation: (Note: if you become a black market dealer, you will be permitted the Adult role)
[!] The veiled woman shifted in her seat; a slight movement of her clothes suggested a breeze through the poorly lit room… or was it a hallway… no, maybe a tunnel. Your eyes deceived you through the tape as your mind played tricks with the background. Were there people behind her… maybe a bodyguard, or is that a door? A loud snap came from the camera… You jumped. [!]
“I'm currently 28 years of age. I was born in 1997 during the human rights movement in Haiti… I was a priestess before my sudden move to Karakura, Japan. I lived in a temple in Port-au-Prince, a larger city. This was also my birthplace.”
Gender & Marital Status:
[!] The tape cut out; you rummaged to find the sequel- was it curiosity or your fear of not understanding what's under the veil? She wasn’t exceptional. As you flipped through a pile of tapes, your arms had a tingle; you stared at the hairs moving up your arm. Just jitters, you tell yourself. You find and insert the 2nd Vol. The woman appeared yet again; her hands were expressive this time, moving as she spoke thematically. [!]
“ I’ve yet to find my soul tie, a bitter feeling that I tend to forget with work, yet I find love ends up being for the heroes, don’t you think…?”
Ethnicity & Race:
[!] She responded to the interviewer's mumbling with a question… something disliked in the norm of job searches, though this job seems to find the strangest ways to captivate all the wrong sort of people. Was this just another one of those psychos infested with some love for violence… [!]
“I'm a certified Mambo. It's a priestess for my culture's religion, Voodoo…? Have you heard of it? A tradition passed down in my Haitian family. Rituals and ceremonies bring good luck, you know? ”
Known Languages:
[!] Certainly a convincing woman; without her face, she seemed innocent, almost surreal. But out of all religions, Voodoo? A practice you were certainly unfamiliar with. Who was this woman? So familiar yet so clouded. [!]
“ I currently speak two languages; that is, Japanese, although it's quite poor… I also speak fluent Haitian. Do we get raises with multiple languages…? ”
Former Associations/Occupations:
[!] A smile brimmed the veil; you could tell there was a gleaming grin hidden. [!]
“ I’ve worked in logistics before; in my hometown, my family ran a little company… Quite like your own, actually. Same essence with a different set of souls. “
[!] A file flashed on the screen, an employment status. [!]
Highest Level of Education:
[!] Knowing education in Haiti, you wonder how a sophisticated woman learned two languages during a civil war. Interesting uprising indeed. Yet to get a full picture, you continue watching with anticipation. [!]
“ I only have an education up to grade twelve. I have not received school past that, simply life at a different rate than others. Education can change the mind less than a sign from what you believe in.”
[!] The Tap cut yet again. Why wasn’t this filmed all in one go? You angrily rummage to find the third volume, in a pile of taps laybled differently with different stories and souls connected to them. Yet this one still has your eyes. [!]
Physical/Mental Ailments: (If inapplicable, put N/A)
[!] You insert the Third and final volume. The screen takes a second to load. But this one is clearer, not like the others… less static, and you can finally make out the darkness of the background. [!]
“ Any physical ailments?” A voice asks beyond the scene of your vision.
“Why yes, actually.” The same veiled woman from before spoke; you can finally make out her voice, almost soothing yet poured with an unfamiliarity that makes you wearier. She reaches up, pulling off the veil.
[!] The first thing you notice in the ancient figure of a soul who has walked the earth for too long is clouded eyes, eyes filled with white, like milk had been poured over them, tainting the once pure vision. They didn’t push you away... or captivate you. They made you uneasy, almost nauseous. You found the same fear crawling up your stomach, as if you were a kid watching a horror film. [!]
“ You have cataracts? “ The voice asks again.
“ Yes, they make my vision blurry the farther away things are, yet the closer, the more I can manage. “ The woman responds.
Known Family Members: (If inapplicable, put N/A)
The characters below are purely lore-based.
[!] The dark-skinned woman noticeably tensed. Her eyes furrowed, glossy from the location of the room. [!]
“ Any Family members? ” The voice stayed casual as if trained to be.
“ I have two known relatives. Odette Saint-Clair, grandmother, died at the age of 68; she was my community's Mambo. She also started the business my family owns in Haiti. Then my mother, Marise Saint-Clair. I do not know the details of her life currently. The last I saw her, she was… very healthy. ”
Describe your character's appearance to the greatest detail:
[!] The tape switched to a full-body view.[!]
“Could you stand up straight and maintain the same face… This is for the physical part of your interview. “ The camera moves slightly up.
The veiled woman rose from her seat.
“ The Veil needs to come off.” A stern request.
Claudine smiled gracefully, lifting the veil off her head, draping it down her back.
[!] Madame is a tall and lean dark-skinned woman with a spectral frame. A woman with an unnerving beauty, something uncanny that draws you in. Long black locs, streaked with purple, cascaded down to her upper legs. Woven with bones, charms, rings, shells, and beads that whispered every time she moved; some jingled announcing her presence, some clicked as she walked.
Clouded, misty eyes peered through you, cataracts. A sign people might see as a weakness, yet those fogged eyes see more than just the living. A veil that was given to her states that her voice is foreign compared to Japan.
The woman's movements were… unnerving, unnaturally fluid, limbs contorted as if it was natural. Impossible flexibility that leaves people frozen in place once they see it, an eerie addition to an already unwelcome presence. She glided as she walked, as if she were smoke drifting from a fire.
Her skin was adorned with white ink and paint, tattoos that became ceremonial with intricate geometric shapes and symbols. They flowed with her body as if she was born with them drawn on by something beyond what she states. White paint covers her face; sometimes it might be a skull. Other times, it's simple and clean lines under her chin, dots around her eyes, red streaks across her cheeks. You notice her lips, a kind smile posed and practiced. She grins with her teeth; now you see it. The gold, it tainted her teeth, like it did her hair, neck, wrists, and stomach. All gold, some might think, is greed bleeding through the human body.
An ominous woman, you'd think she was blessed by someone evil; the uncanny feeling that crawled up your spine the moment she entered the vicinity. The silence her steps brought. The detail of her skin attached itself to. Her presence was unmatched, something straight from your worst nightmare. [!]
Describe your character's personality to the greatest detail:
[!] The tape quickly flickered black. The scene of her image lasted only long enough to see, questions still lingered in your mind, a virus. Text blurred the screen, slowly moving upwards like credits from a film. You begin reading. [!]
The woman before you… Did she scare you? If so, you’ve fallen victim to her trap. A woman of pure uncanny behavior is the 7th applicant for Karakura Black Market. You might be wondering why there's a tingle on the back of your neck, or why there's a feeling of terror creeping through your gut. She is why. Known as the Veiled Woman, named by the interviewer. She’s a Lonitic, a psycho, a crazed foreigner. Upon review of her background and a full, deep ****ysis of her psyche, here's what we’ve found…
[!] A small break in text made you wonder why the criminals would take such an extreme length to understand this being. [!]
PHYCOSIS
Written statement from [REDACTED]
After multiple weeks of evaluating Miss Saint-clair, I have come to write my final statement. Claudine is an incredibly stable woman, that is emotionally. Her choices are never overridden by anger, grief, or resentment. Instead, I've found her quiet, intellectual, and intelligent businesswoman. Although he has an appearance and an uncanny vocabulary. Her emotional control is overall keen. Though… I've found her flaws to be hidden deep somewhere else. The temporal lobe is the part of the brain that takes in your senses. On most occasions, studies of ‘the sixth sense’ have been all about intuition and the sense of knowing. That part of Miss Saint-Clair is heavily developed. It's developed more than normal. Doctors have stated it's this strong due to Claudia's cataracts and the need to understand what she's seeing, but I see it differently. On another note, she holds an intriguing view of fear. She's become utterly obsessed with it. She says things like “I want to learn what people truly fear most,” and “We as humanity only fear what we don't understand.” I have found this to be extremely unhealthy. Oftentimes, she purposely pushes the boundaries of people's minds to tip them over the edge. Pushes people so far, but by finding what they fear most, she's even tested it with me… She’s not someone who instils fear by violence or power. She does it slowly and with mystery. Oftentimes, it starts with her appearance, uncanny, unnatural. Then that's when people notice the observation; she sees everything. Not because she was there, but because she knows everyone and they know her. Lastly, the confrontation hits. She lets people know she's aware. It's something that's crafted, not built. We often forget that we are more scared of the things we can not understand than the people who may overpower us. Fear is not just motivated by violence its motivated by psychosis.
—----------------------------
[POLICE STATEMENT]
Voice Statement recorded: Voice of Yukio Aiuchi Meyer
[Possible] Karakura Autos Co-director | pending investigation…
Notes: Topic… Wanted criminal…Public given Name: The veiled woman
“The oracle has always been difficult to understand for many; her lifestyle and logistics never matched that of an ideal criminal, closely with cults yet so far . . . Madame Saint-Clair prefers it this way. “Fear is only certain if you make it out to be.” She repeats a phrase I've yet to understand. A woman whose brain seems shrouded and filled with unimportance. That's where you're mistaken; that unnerving woman you see holds more secrets and knowledge than imaginable. She's traveled the world, seen the horrors and wonders simply because she can. She is someone so particular that it's hard to even see past the first layer of her philosophy… A woman of pure fear. “
Describe your character's backstory to the greatest detail: (200+ words minimum)
Family Context
Claudine was born in 1998, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital and most corrupt place, A city filled with gang control, armed organizations, and government corruption. Quite a city? The innocent lives of Port-au-Prince sought belonging, and they found it in religion and community; within the higher state of the community was Saint-Clair’s, a deeply rooted family. Crafted by generations of Mambos (voodoo female priests) who paved the way for the community. Claudine was born in this family. She was raised with the duty to take the next spot held by her mother as a community leader; she was raised surrounded by a loving family, along with studies of rituals for her religion that are passed down through the tongue. These rituals are crafted through hundreds of years, all something she would inherit.
Family business
As time went on, Claudine was sculpted into a permanent substance. With that substance came form. During Claudine's 16th Birthday, her mother and grandmother sat her down. Two significant women, two powerful women. They explained to Claudine the real money behind the family. The Saint-Clairs run a cargo company, not any cargo. Weapons. They supply criminals and government alike. A giant facade to the public eye. They use their knowledge and grasp of the city to expand their dealings to seek brighter futures. But this isn’t just a recent business, no. It’s a tradition that's been ongoing for generations. Something that engraved their family into the city's legacy. The family used the Iwa to enforce their trades and deal with customers. Their religion was used as a fear factor among citizens.
Take over
Claudine embraced her family's origins. She couldn’t deal with the broken lineage or generations, and she certainly couldn’t break the Iwa. Slowly over the years, Claudine took over the main business by managing customers, propaganda, rituals, and influence. It almost became natural, as if the thousands of people before her engraved these skills into their DNA. This wasn’t just a family anymore. It was simply an empire, an expansion. Why break tradition?
Describe an interaction that your character may have as a black market dealer: (This can be anything — a weapon deal, an event they may be involved in, or maybe an interaction with a gang)
[!] Office setting, lit up by candles and dim lanterns. Corners so dark your mind made shapes within the black abyss. Two men were standing at the door, one with blond hair streaked with black. The other dark-haired. The room was quiet as Claudine sat writing at a desk placed in the middle back of the room. The door swung open, a disheveled man entered, yelling [!]
“You witch! You're not slick, I know you sent some crazy religious gunk my way! You ruined my opening!”Claudine
Anonymous
actions/details
[!] You dug through old cassette tapes. Finding one labeled “The Veiled Woman.” You inserted the tape, and static came out as you heard a click… voices and sound became clearer… [!]
Full Legal Name:
[!] The tape showed a woman in a metal chair in front of the camera; she was dressed shabbily and extremely unprofessional. Jewelry dazzled everywhere, clothes d****d over her, her face hidden behind an unrecognizable veil. [!]
“ My name is Claudine Saint-Clair of Haiti. I'm seated here… uncomfortably for my official interview into the Karakura criminal underworld. Currently, I'm seated across a masked individual; I can see their energy… dark and unwavering ”
Criminal Alias:
[!] Muffled voice from behind the camera; it couldn’t be made out. The woman leaned closer, almost to hear correctly… as she leaned in, you noticed her uncanny appearance assumed a worse form as the tape became clearer; your spine twitched almost instinctively. She spoke. [!]
“ The spirits have given me a name from birth, Madame, I will be known as. No special meaning other than the simplicity of the Iwa showing me the gracious way. ”
Age & Occupation: (Note: if you become a black market dealer, you will be permitted the Adult role)
[!] The veiled woman shifted in her seat; a slight movement of her clothes suggested a breeze through the poorly lit room… or was it a hallway… no, maybe a tunnel. Your eyes deceived you through the tape as your mind played tricks with the background. Were there people behind her… maybe a bodyguard, or is that a door? A loud snap came from the camera… You jumped. [!]
“I'm currently 28 years of age. I was born in 1997 during the human rights movement in Haiti… I was a priestess before my sudden move to Karakura, Japan. I lived in a temple in Port-au-Prince, a larger city. This was also my birthplace.”
Gender & Marital Status:
[!] The tape cut out; you rummaged to find the sequel- was it curiosity or your fear of not understanding what's under the veil? She wasn’t exceptional. As you flipped through a pile of tapes, your arms had a tingle; you stared at the hairs moving up your arm. Just jitters, you tell yourself. You find and insert the 2nd Vol. The woman appeared yet again; her hands were expressive this time, moving as she spoke thematically. [!]
“ I’ve yet to find my soul tie, a bitter feeling that I tend to forget with work, yet I find love ends up being for the heroes, don’t you think…?”
Ethnicity & Race:
[!] She responded to the interviewer's mumbling with a question… something disliked in the norm of job searches, though this job seems to find the strangest ways to captivate all the wrong sort of people. Was this just another one of those psychos infested with some love for violence… [!]
“I'm a certified Mambo. It's a priestess for my culture's religion, Voodoo…? Have you heard of it? A tradition passed down in my Haitian family. Rituals and ceremonies bring good luck, you know? ”
Known Languages:
[!] Certainly a convincing woman; without her face, she seemed innocent, almost surreal. But out of all religions, Voodoo? A practice you were certainly unfamiliar with. Who was this woman? So familiar yet so clouded. [!]
“ I currently speak two languages; that is, Japanese, although it's quite poor… I also speak fluent Haitian. Do we get raises with multiple languages…? ”
Former Associations/Occupations:
[!] A smile brimmed the veil; you could tell there was a gleaming grin hidden. [!]
“ I’ve worked in logistics before; in my hometown, my family ran a little company… Quite like your own, actually. Same essence with a different set of souls. “
[!] A file flashed on the screen, an employment status. [!]
Highest Level of Education:
[!] Knowing education in Haiti, you wonder how a sophisticated woman learned two languages during a civil war. Interesting uprising indeed. Yet to get a full picture, you continue watching with anticipation. [!]
“ I only have an education up to grade twelve. I have not received school past that, simply life at a different rate than others. Education can change the mind less than a sign from what you believe in.”
[!] The Tap cut yet again. Why wasn’t this filmed all in one go? You angrily rummage to find the third volume, in a pile of taps laybled differently with different stories and souls connected to them. Yet this one still has your eyes. [!]
Physical/Mental Ailments: (If inapplicable, put N/A)
[!] You insert the Third and final volume. The screen takes a second to load. But this one is clearer, not like the others… less static, and you can finally make out the darkness of the background. [!]
“ Any physical ailments?” A voice asks beyond the scene of your vision.
“Why yes, actually.” The same veiled woman from before spoke; you can finally make out her voice, almost soothing yet poured with an unfamiliarity that makes you wearier. She reaches up, pulling off the veil.
[!] The first thing you notice in the ancient figure of a soul who has walked the earth for too long is clouded eyes, eyes filled with white, like milk had been poured over them, tainting the once pure vision. They didn’t push you away... or captivate you. They made you uneasy, almost nauseous. You found the same fear crawling up your stomach, as if you were a kid watching a horror film. [!]
“ You have cataracts? “ The voice asks again.
“ Yes, they make my vision blurry the farther away things are, yet the closer, the more I can manage. “ The woman responds.
Known Family Members: (If inapplicable, put N/A)
The characters below are purely lore-based.
[!] The dark-skinned woman noticeably tensed. Her eyes furrowed, glossy from the location of the room. [!]
“ Any Family members? ” The voice stayed casual as if trained to be.
“ I have two known relatives. Odette Saint-Clair, grandmother, died at the age of 68; she was my community's Mambo. She also started the business my family owns in Haiti. Then my mother, Marise Saint-Clair. I do not know the details of her life currently. The last I saw her, she was… very healthy. ”
Describe your character's appearance to the greatest detail:
[!] The tape switched to a full-body view.[!]
“Could you stand up straight and maintain the same face… This is for the physical part of your interview. “ The camera moves slightly up.
The veiled woman rose from her seat.
“ The Veil needs to come off.” A stern request.
Claudine smiled gracefully, lifting the veil off her head, draping it down her back.
[!] Madame is a tall and lean dark-skinned woman with a spectral frame. A woman with an unnerving beauty, something uncanny that draws you in. Long black locs, streaked with purple, cascaded down to her upper legs. Woven with bones, charms, rings, shells, and beads that whispered every time she moved; some jingled announcing her presence, some clicked as she walked.
Clouded, misty eyes peered through you, cataracts. A sign people might see as a weakness, yet those fogged eyes see more than just the living. A veil that was given to her states that her voice is foreign compared to Japan.
The woman's movements were… unnerving, unnaturally fluid, limbs contorted as if it was natural. Impossible flexibility that leaves people frozen in place once they see it, an eerie addition to an already unwelcome presence. She glided as she walked, as if she were smoke drifting from a fire.
Her skin was adorned with white ink and paint, tattoos that became ceremonial with intricate geometric shapes and symbols. They flowed with her body as if she was born with them drawn on by something beyond what she states. White paint covers her face; sometimes it might be a skull. Other times, it's simple and clean lines under her chin, dots around her eyes, red streaks across her cheeks. You notice her lips, a kind smile posed and practiced. She grins with her teeth; now you see it. The gold, it tainted her teeth, like it did her hair, neck, wrists, and stomach. All gold, some might think, is greed bleeding through the human body.
An ominous woman, you'd think she was blessed by someone evil; the uncanny feeling that crawled up your spine the moment she entered the vicinity. The silence her steps brought. The detail of her skin attached itself to. Her presence was unmatched, something straight from your worst nightmare. [!]
Describe your character's personality to the greatest detail:
[!] The tape quickly flickered black. The scene of her image lasted only long enough to see, questions still lingered in your mind, a virus. Text blurred the screen, slowly moving upwards like credits from a film. You begin reading. [!]
The woman before you… Did she scare you? If so, you’ve fallen victim to her trap. A woman of pure uncanny behavior is the 7th applicant for Karakura Black Market. You might be wondering why there's a tingle on the back of your neck, or why there's a feeling of terror creeping through your gut. She is why. Known as the Veiled Woman, named by the interviewer. She’s a Lonitic, a psycho, a crazed foreigner. Upon review of her background and a full, deep ****ysis of her psyche, here's what we’ve found…
[!] A small break in text made you wonder why the criminals would take such an extreme length to understand this being. [!]
PHYCOSIS
Written statement from [REDACTED]
After multiple weeks of evaluating Miss Saint-clair, I have come to write my final statement. Claudine is an incredibly stable woman, that is emotionally. Her choices are never overridden by anger, grief, or resentment. Instead, I've found her quiet, intellectual, and intelligent businesswoman. Although he has an appearance and an uncanny vocabulary. Her emotional control is overall keen. Though… I've found her flaws to be hidden deep somewhere else. The temporal lobe is the part of the brain that takes in your senses. On most occasions, studies of ‘the sixth sense’ have been all about intuition and the sense of knowing. That part of Miss Saint-Clair is heavily developed. It's developed more than normal. Doctors have stated it's this strong due to Claudia's cataracts and the need to understand what she's seeing, but I see it differently. On another note, she holds an intriguing view of fear. She's become utterly obsessed with it. She says things like “I want to learn what people truly fear most,” and “We as humanity only fear what we don't understand.” I have found this to be extremely unhealthy. Oftentimes, she purposely pushes the boundaries of people's minds to tip them over the edge. Pushes people so far, but by finding what they fear most, she's even tested it with me… She’s not someone who instils fear by violence or power. She does it slowly and with mystery. Oftentimes, it starts with her appearance, uncanny, unnatural. Then that's when people notice the observation; she sees everything. Not because she was there, but because she knows everyone and they know her. Lastly, the confrontation hits. She lets people know she's aware. It's something that's crafted, not built. We often forget that we are more scared of the things we can not understand than the people who may overpower us. Fear is not just motivated by violence its motivated by psychosis.
—----------------------------
[POLICE STATEMENT]
Voice Statement recorded: Voice of Yukio Aiuchi Meyer
[Possible] Karakura Autos Co-director | pending investigation…
Notes: Topic… Wanted criminal…Public given Name: The veiled woman
“The oracle has always been difficult to understand for many; her lifestyle and logistics never matched that of an ideal criminal, closely with cults yet so far . . . Madame Saint-Clair prefers it this way. “Fear is only certain if you make it out to be.” She repeats a phrase I've yet to understand. A woman whose brain seems shrouded and filled with unimportance. That's where you're mistaken; that unnerving woman you see holds more secrets and knowledge than imaginable. She's traveled the world, seen the horrors and wonders simply because she can. She is someone so particular that it's hard to even see past the first layer of her philosophy… A woman of pure fear. “
Describe your character's backstory to the greatest detail: (200+ words minimum)
Family Context
Claudine was born in 1998, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital and most corrupt place, A city filled with gang control, armed organizations, and government corruption. Quite a city? The innocent lives of Port-au-Prince sought belonging, and they found it in religion and community; within the higher state of the community was Saint-Clair’s, a deeply rooted family. Crafted by generations of Mambos (voodoo female priests) who paved the way for the community. Claudine was born in this family. She was raised with the duty to take the next spot held by her mother as a community leader; she was raised surrounded by a loving family, along with studies of rituals for her religion that are passed down through the tongue. These rituals are crafted through hundreds of years, all something she would inherit.
Family business
As time went on, Claudine was sculpted into a permanent substance. With that substance came form. During Claudine's 16th Birthday, her mother and grandmother sat her down. Two significant women, two powerful women. They explained to Claudine the real money behind the family. The Saint-Clairs run a cargo company, not any cargo. Weapons. They supply criminals and government alike. A giant facade to the public eye. They use their knowledge and grasp of the city to expand their dealings to seek brighter futures. But this isn’t just a recent business, no. It’s a tradition that's been ongoing for generations. Something that engraved their family into the city's legacy. The family used the Iwa to enforce their trades and deal with customers. Their religion was used as a fear factor among citizens.
Take over
Claudine embraced her family's origins. She couldn’t deal with the broken lineage or generations, and she certainly couldn’t break the Iwa. Slowly over the years, Claudine took over the main business by managing customers, propaganda, rituals, and influence. It almost became natural, as if the thousands of people before her engraved these skills into their DNA. This wasn’t just a family anymore. It was simply an empire, an expansion. Why break tradition?
Describe an interaction that your character may have as a black market dealer: (This can be anything — a weapon deal, an event they may be involved in, or maybe an interaction with a gang)
[!] Office setting, lit up by candles and dim lanterns. Corners so dark your mind made shapes within the black abyss. Two men were standing at the door, one with blond hair streaked with black. The other dark-haired. The room was quiet as Claudine sat writing at a desk placed in the middle back of the room. The door swung open, a disheveled man entered, yelling [!]
“Now now, let's not walk in here with all that energy spilling off you… It's disgusting.”
“DON'T PLAY WITH ME! I'm not some CHILD.” [!] Claudine set her pen down and lowered her glasses slightly. Her foggy eyes peered through the male.[!]
“With the way you're acting. I assumed you were a toddler. Get out of my office before I DO curse you.”
“Are you calling me a liar…?”
“Are you a liar? Because I don't recall you believing in my religion, yet you accuse me of Witch behavior?”
[!] The man fell to his knees, bruised and beaten, not badly but enough to notice. [!]
“I did not touch that filthy gunk. You mistake me for some petty thugs?”
“I opened… and you're telling me that my cargo just vanished…? Out of thin air after what you threatened me with?”[!] The two males at the door inched closer, Claudine raised a hand, stopping them. The male on the floor glared behind him. [!]
“Are you saying I magically made your shipments disappear? Now that's not very realistic, is it? You actually believe I stole it?”
“You bitch. I know you did, you and those creepy pests you have. All this talk of spirits has me going crazy! You know damn well you stole from me… It may not have been you. But I know you're behind it.”
“Let’s not accuse without proof. Do not threaten my underlings, or harass them. You're an insane man rambling about witches. Why don't you run around and look for your head? It's clearly not attached.”
[!] Claudine raised a brow at the crazed man; he was now on the floor and screaming like a lunatic. [!]
“I can’t believe how far you have fallen… It's a shame really. I don't think you're able to carry out your job anymore. It's quite a shame I was just starting to like you.”
“W-what do you mean carry out my job?!”[!] Claudine stood her glasses not at rest on the desk. Her clothes d****d over her. She glared downward. An untouched simple touching the edge of her lips. [!]
“Your to far gone… I mean, look at you. You're on the floor crying about witches to see that you simply can’t handle a couple of thugs…”
“I never said there were people… I NEVER SAID THAT. HAH! You're a liar, I CAUGHT YOU.”[!] Claudine slammed her fist down, her face remained calm. The men at the door friskily moved. [!]
“Remove him, bring that associate in. Seems like we need a new delivery man.”
[!] The disheveled man was grabbed and ripped out of the room. Claudine reached up to rub the in-between of her eyebrows before taking a seat and continuing to work. [!]
Describe any other additional information that is notable in considering your character for the role of a black market dealer: (If inapplicable, put N/A)
