Spanish Inquisition

So I think at this point it's best if everyone just did a roll call of where their character is at in the school. Cause I'm just a little confused.

hey there, so uhmmm, got room for another?

@GingerBoi123

As of right now, we have room for only one more. Are you the Chosen One?

@TheWindelIf there's no one on a list, and if you would have me, I would kindly request to take that spot

@TheWindelIf there's no one on a list, and if you would have me, I would kindly request to take that spot

Welcome aboard then.

@TheWindelAnd now, to make my character

Name: Turner William-Smith

Nickname: "The Gentleman."

Age: 16

School Year: First

Gender: Male

Appearance:

Nationality: English

Personality: As his title suggests, Turner is a true gentleman. A chivalrous knight with a very different type of job, Turner is polite, refined and listens to everyone he can help. Turner has lived by a gentleman's code, which is even more evident by his British background, which really enforces the stereotype that comes with being a self-proclaimed gentleman. However, he is also really humble. He doesn't pretend to be better than everyone else or act high and mighty. Some gentleman turn their nose at those they deem below them, Turner places everyone he respects on a podium for him to aspire to.

If you befriend Turner, he is a selfless friend who you can definitely count on in any situation. He becomes very respectful, but as a child, he socialised with some... not so upper-class kid his parents would approve of. If you find him in his spare time, he is very casual... almost with a common tone, and wearing a black shirt, black and white checkered tie and a pair of jeans, listening to garage music from London. There's him on the job, then there's him when he just wants to be... normal.

Bio: Turner was given his job as a birth right. He was born into an emerging line of family assassins, however none have been to Riddle Academy. Turner was taught how to shoot a gun at 8, and swordplay at 7. Socialising with parents was learning mannerisms with his mother of how to be a fine gentleman and fencing with his father all in their high-rise apartment in the centre of London, which Turner did not hate at all. He saw this as normal as a child, before he slowly learnt and accepted his training.

However, in his free time where he didn't need the permission of his family, Turner ventured off with his friends which thought his dad was an accountant and his mother was a business woman. He would play football (or soccer to you Americans) and climb crummy buildings and see who could get to the top the quickest, which of course Turner did till he realised they never had a chance. (That's when he started to let his best friend win.)

With the initial training from his family being complete, he decided to further study at Riddle Academy. Turner will ensure every possible route is taken to become the perfect killer.

However, each assassin in their family have to be known for something. Something they are allowed no outside help to learn. Turner chose the art of interrogation. Whether it was holding a guard and immediately squeezing information out of them, or capturing and interrogating a HVT. This was the final test Turner undertook to be a Smith Assassin. Evidence- It took him ten minutes to break his own Father in a mock-scenario.

Weapon:

Gentleman's sword- Inside his cane, Turner can pull out a rapier-blade which is hidden inside the cane.

Silenced semi-automatic Glock 17 kept a hidden holster underneath his waistcoat.

Equipment: "Hack n' Go" Pocket watch- A normal pocket watch made by his butler (who was also the inventor of the William-Smith household.) which, if flipped open, turns into a portable hacking device which was given to Turner AFTER being run through a test to break a Government firewall. The result was obviously successful, but with the permission of the government. A soldier cannot be a soldier without his country.

Skills: Turner is a fine swordsman, a top interrogator, and all the other necessary skills to become a good enough assassin to actually go to Riddle Academy.

Other: (Anything the above didn't already cover.)

@GingerBoi123

Uno momento, por favor!

Great Britain isn't a nationality, it's a geographical location. It's not even a nation. Is he English, Welsh, Irish, Scottish or Manx?

@GingerBoi123

Hm. So we have another gentleman assassin among our ranks. First and foremost, if he's going to be a First Year you need to lower his age to about 15-16. Furthermore, the school is called "Riddle Academy", not, "Gakuen Kill". You also need to mention how he ended up in Riddle Academy in his bio. Other than that, he seems fine by me. When you've made those changes, please place him into the Character Tab.

Okey dokes, I edited Turner. Is he okay now?

@GingerBoi123

Looks good. Accepted.

@TheWindelgreat, thanks! Sooo, how do you want me to put Turner in?

@liferusher

I just noticed that Amy also has "United Kingdom" as a nationality. But the UK isn't a nation, it's more a union of crowns. That's like saying she's from the European Union. I'm presuming she's English, yes?

@White Featheryeah, I kinda derped on that so thanks for pointing it out for me too

@White Featheryeah, I kinda derped on that so thanks for pointing it out for me too

Hah, no worries. A lot of people see it on a map and mistake it for one country. In fairness, it could be explained a little better. I once heard someone explain the UK as being like the US, but the US has lot's of different parts in the same country. The UK is actually four separate countries, and Britain is six, seven if you include Cornwall as being its own country and not an extension of England.

@White FeatherEven though I'm from England xD

EDIT: My hands just typed out Great Britain and my mind was like "just go with it"

@White FeatherEven though I'm from England xD

EDIT: My hands just typed out Great Britain and my mind was like "just go with it"

Dammit, Ginger! You're letting the side down!

I'm Manx, myself.

@liferusher

I just noticed that Amy also has "United Kingdom" as a nationality. But the UK isn't a nation, it's more a union of crowns. That's like saying she's from the European Union. I'm presuming she's English, yes?

Sorry my english is bad. What should I put there?

Amy was born in the uk and is so in fact English clever boy