Gredl Desmond/pretty#8295
Level 0
Out-Of-Character (OOC) Section
IGN (In-Game Name):N0rse9
Discord Name & Tag:
Prettyalt3
Which timezone are you in?
CET (Central European Time)
List your current and past IC/OOC faction applications:
- Past: Denied - APPLICATION SHRINE MAIDEN | SchoolRP | Minecraft Roleplay Server
Denied - Application Shrine Priest | SchoolRP | Minecraft Roleplay Server
I've been a member of the SchoolRP community for over 2 years, used to logging in 1-2 days a week, which I am trying to achieve it again. I focus on immersing myself in detailed roleplay scenarios, engaging with different factions and events. I’m always eager to participate in community-driven plots, improve my character development, and work with other players to create memorable roleplay moments.
What is your motivation for applying?
My motivation for applying is to become an active, responsible member of the Karakura Police Department and contribute to a structured, organized roleplay environment. I want to take on a leadership role within the server, helping to maintain law and order in Karakura, and ensuring players have a safe and immersive experience while on the server.
What knowledge do you have of Police Work?
I have a general understanding of police work based on my research and what I’ve observed within the SchoolRP server. Police officers are responsible for maintaining public safety, enforcing laws, investigating crimes, and responding to emergencies. I have learned the importance of communication, teamwork, and ethical conduct within law enforcement. I also understand the protocols and procedures for arresting suspects, handling investigations, and working with other factions.
Why is Police important to SchoolRP?
Police are essential in ensuring the server’s roleplay runs smoothly. They uphold the law, ensuring that players are safe and that there are consequences for crimes committed. Without police officers, the server would lack structure, and chaos could ensue, which would detract from the quality of roleplay. The police provide an organized environment for players to interact with, ensuring a healthy balance of fun and respect in the community.
Do you acknowledge that if training is held whilst you are online, you are needed to attend or you will be punished?
Yes, I acknowledge that if training is held while I am online, I am required to attend, and failure to do so will result in punishment.
In-Character (IC) Section
What's your character's full name?Gredl Y. Desmond
How old is your character (if accepted)?
26 years old
What are your character's gender and pronouns?
Female, she/her
Please select your highest academic role at the time of writing this application:
Grade-12
What languages does your character know besides Japanese?
German, English, Dutch
Describe your character; how they look, what makes them unique?
Gredl has a striking appearance, with pale porcelain skin and snow-white hair that falls elegantly around her shoulders. Her unusual appearance often catches the eye, and she is sometimes regarded as both ethereal and distant. Her features reflect a calm and introspective personality, and her eyes hold a sense of determination and quiet strength. What makes her unique is not only her appearance but also her ability to stay composed in any situation, never allowing emotions to control her actions. She is an observer who carefully studies the world around her, using her keen insight to navigate complex situations.
How does your character act in a professional/casual situation?
In a professional setting, Gredl remains composed and authoritative, never allowing her emotions to affect her work. She is calm under pressure, which makes her effective in high-stress situations. She values efficiency and precision in her work, ensuring that every task is completed with care. In casual situations, she is still reserved but slightly more relaxed. While she may not engage in a lot of conversation, her presence is steady and dependable. Her focus remains sharp, even outside of work, as she is always observant of her surroundings.
What is their outlook on the idea of co-workers & teamwork?
Gredl believes in the importance of teamwork and collaboration. She views her co-workers as vital partners in achieving the greater good, understanding that no one person can accomplish everything alone. She respects the strengths of her team and believes that mutual trust and support lead to the best outcomes. Her outlook on teamwork is built on the values of loyalty, respect, and responsibility. She understands that a cohesive team can handle any challenge that comes their way.
What's your character's backstory?
Gredl was always a quiet and thoughtful soul, someone who sought peace in the smallest of things. Growing up in a loud and boisterous household, she often found herself yearning for solitude and calm. While the constant noise and chaos of her large family weighed on her, Gredl found solace in one special place the shrine.
The shrine became her sanctuary, a place where she could let go of the noise and find clarity. It wasn’t just the physical beauty of the place that drew her in, but the deep spiritual presence it held. She would often visit alone, standing beneath the towering Torii gate, feeling the weight of the world lift from her shoulders. The gentle rustling of the trees, the peaceful flow of the nearby water, and the quiet chanting of the priest filled her with a sense of belonging she had never known before.
In the company of the priest, Gredl learned about Shintoism and the traditions that were woven into the very fabric of the shrine. She would meditate for hours, feeling connected to something far greater than herself. It was here, in the presence of the gods, that Gredl found the peace she had been searching for. But it was also here that her life would take a turn one that would change everything.
As Gredl grew more deeply involved with the shrine and its teachings, her family began to notice the shift in her. They didn’t understand. To them, faith was something they had known for their entire lives. Christianity had been the cornerstone of their home, and they couldn’t fathom why Gredl, their quiet daughter, was so drawn to something so foreign. They questioned her, growing concerned for what they saw as a dangerous path. They couldn’t understand why she was drawn to Shintoism, why she was turning away from the religion they had raised her in.
The tension in the house grew thick. Small comments turned into heated arguments, and the warmth of home began to feel cold and suffocating. Gredl’s relationship with her parents became strained as they struggled to accept the path she had chosen. The love they had always shared seemed to unravel, and Gredl could feel the distance growing between her and the people who had once been her entire world.
It wasn’t just her parents' disapproval that hurt her siblings, too, had trouble understanding her decision. They asked questions, made jokes, and some even mocked her newfound faith. Gredl, though never one to argue or cause a scene, began to feel isolated. It became clear that her choices were driving a wedge between her and the only family she had ever known. The love and acceptance she once felt at home began to fade, and she was left with a painful realization: she could no longer stay in a place that didn’t understand or respect who she was becoming.
Feeling the weight of her family’s rejection, Gredl found herself at a crossroads. She knew she couldn’t continue to live in a place where she felt so alienated, but where could she go? The shrine was the only place that had ever made her feel like she belonged, and it was there that she found the strength to make the hardest decision of her life.
She left her home, walking away from the family who had once been her world. The pain of leaving was deep, but the priest at the shrine saw the sorrow in her eyes and took her in with kindness. “You are welcome here,” he assured her, his voice filled with compassion. “This shrine is your home now, as it is mine. You need not feel alone.”
Gredl bowed deeply, grateful for the priest’s generosity. The tears that had been building in her eyes finally fell as she accepted the offer, overwhelmed by the warmth and understanding the priest had shown. It was here, in the sanctuary of the shrine, that Gredl would begin to heal.
Her new life at the shrine was not without its struggles. Though she had left behind the pain of rejection, the wounds still lingered in her heart. But with each passing day, as she learned more about Shintoism and took part in the daily rituals of the shrine, she began to feel more at peace. The shrine became not just a place of refuge, but a place of growth and transformation. Here, Gredl found a sense of purpose, something she had never truly felt before. The priest, with his guidance and wisdom, helped her find her way.
In time, Gredl came to see that her journey wasn’t just about religion it was about finding her true self, a self that could live authentically without fear of judgment or rejection. The shrine, the community she had found there, and the quiet strength of her faith gave her the courage to move forward.
While the pain of losing her family never fully disappeared, Gredl learned that her path was her own to choose. And in that choice, she had found peace. The shrine, and the people there, had become her new family a family that accepted her for who she was and welcomed her with open arms.
General knowledge
Can you legally own a pocket knife in Karakura?No, without proper authorization, owning a pocket knife in Karakura is illegal.
Name 5 medical items that do NOT require a prescription
- Band-Aids
- Over-the-counter painkillers
- Cough syrup
- Antiseptic creams
- Cold and flu tablets
I would immediately report the abuse to my superior officer or internal affairs. Abuse is not only unethical but also illegal, and I would not tolerate such actions within the department.
What should you do if you see your co-worker being assaulted?
I would intervene and try to protect my co-worker from further harm. I would call for backup to ensure the situation is dealt with swiftly and appropriately.
What do you do if you find out that your co-worker is corrupt and is helping criminal organizations?
I would report the situation immediately to internal affairs or the appropriate authorities. Corruption within the police force is unacceptable, and I would do everything in my power to ensure that justice is served.
How would you react to a criminal trying to bribe you?
I would firmly refuse the bribe, making it clear that my integrity cannot be bought. I would report the criminal’s attempt to bribe me to my superior officer and ensure they face consequences for their actions.