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Current tbh a death threat was not on my 2023 bingo
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man if you’re just gonna fucking admit it what’s the point. go touch grass. don’t kill your roommate.
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ANOTHER ONE?!?!
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holy shit roommate murder guy went off
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announcing intent to murder is pretty juicy, tbh
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Snap. Snap. Snap, went Jamie's fingers. One after the other, her pinky, ring, and middle fingers on her left hand broke. An unwilling, pained gasp escaped from her mouth. She gritted her teeth against the sharp pain and scrunched her eyes shut. Overusing her powers always had an effect like this. By now, her fingers had broken at least ten times in the line of duty. But broken fingers weren't too bad, at the end of the day. With super-powered healers lining the staff of H.E.R.O, they could always be fixed. That didn't mean it didn't hurt like a bitch, though. Working past the pain, Jamie kept blasting Paradox. She assumed, by the gonging noises, that she was doing quite a bit of damage. Good. This guy seemed like someone they'd want down as soon as possible. And then they could take him to jail and continue... whatever they'd been doing.

Jamie opened her eyes and stopped blasting him 15 seconds later. She would've stopped after only two, but he had told her to hit him with her best shot! That hadn't quite been her best (internal bleeding was definitely not her favorite thing ever), but it should've been good enough to knock him out. Yet when she opened her eyes, shock rocked her to her core. He was still standing! Jamie's mouth dropped. That much of her power would crush a normal person. But he had moved back... what, a couple steps? She stamped her foot, sending a small shockwave through the Earth. She had broken her fingers for that! And it was inadequate, apparently. She didn't really know any of the other words he had said, but she knew inadequate- and it pissed her off.

Jamie chose to ignore his next words and the guns coming up from his shoulders, instead raising her hands to blast him again. Broken fingers didn't matter in the face of a villain that could withstand that much power. But before she could, he started to fire these green pellets at her. They looked weird and dangerous, and he had said the word lethal, so she had dropped the ground (stop drop and roll, people!) when Rumi dove in front of her to block the pellets with his cool technology stuff. She frowned and stood, brushing dirt off of her costume. Hitting the ground definitely would've worked!

"Thanks," she told Rumi, staying behind him as he had said and observing what was going on with pursed lips and narrowed eyes. If Jamie hadn't been able to take him out, then this would be a hard fight.

@Hitman@Scarifar






Patricia once again held Katharine as she cried- but this time, she didn't have much of an ulterior motive. This girl had done a complete 180 in a matter of minutes. She had gone from saying that heroes deserved to be killed to sobbing into Patricia's shoulder, tearfully declaring that she wanted to be one. She almost thought that the other girl had to be manipulating her, but... this wasn't manipulation. Patricia considered herself to be rather good at reading people, and she could instinctively tell that this girl wasn't the type to trick people. Oh my God. What the hell? She would've hugged Katharine closer, but she was still a little afraid of her, so she simply returned the hug. That would have to be enough. She had been about to offer some hopefully profound and life-changing words when she was interrupted (again?) by... it waking up. That was all that Patricia could describe it as. It. She would normally never describe something as evil- it was a generalizing word, not accounting for how people really acted- but she would describe this one-eyed thing as pure evil. Chills went down her spine. It wasn't looking at her, thank God, but she felt a change in the room come on as soon as it woke up. A change in the girl next to her, too- she stopped sobbing and raised her head, pulling away.

Patricia blinked rapidly when Katharine spoke again. It had done something to her, she was sure. There was something more going on."No, if you don't want to, you shouldn't, it's wrong-" Patricia started. But pain stole her breath. A horrible, ear-splitting headache came on. For a few brief seconds, it felt like there was a hammer inside of her skull. And... she wanted to kill. Grisly thoughts and images filled her brain. Kill them all kill them all you know you want to you could do it bodies on the floor just think- But as quickly as it started, it was over. She breathed a sigh of relief, holding her head in her hands and drawing in a sharp breath. She simply stared at Katharine in terror as she left with the thing.

Wait. Had she just mouthed what Patricia thought she had mouthed? Escape? It took a moment of processing for her to realize this. Katharine wanted her to escape. Or did she? Could be a trap, she mused. But... the door was unlocked. This was her only shot at getting out of here, at getting away from that thing. She could only guess, but she thought that it turned you evil in some way- an idea that Patricia hated. She never wanted that experience again.

Patricia listened for footsteps for a few moments after Katharine left, but there were only her receding ones. So, she stood and made a beeline to the drawer where Katharine had taken the pliers from. She rifled around in there for a few short moments, finding and pulling out a long, bloody machete. The blood was dried, but, still... her stomach turned a little, thinking of the poor person who had had this used on them. She tucked its hilt into the waistband of her skirt, letting the rest of it be concealed in her leather fur ruff jacket. She went through the rest of the drawers haphazardly, even dumping out and going through the contents of the suitcase and turning over the mattress, but there was nothing else to find. Besides some more Fiji water, of course.

Patricia had half a mind to wait until her powers came back until she tried an escape. But her powers probably weren't going to come back anytime soon- that had been a shitton of isolene. So... she'd have to escape without them. Or just hide in a closet until someone came for them. Patricia turned the doorknob and peeked into the hallway, only coming out once she knew that were no goons standing around.

She ended up stalking through the hall, heart pumping and eyes flicking from side to side. She stuck close to the wall, hoping to hide behind one of the various plants and decorations in case she saw someone. Her current plan was to find an unused closet far away from Katharine's room and curl up in there until her powers either came back or H.E.R.O raided the place.

But apparently, the world had other plans for Patricia, because she immediately tripped over herself, sprawling across the ground. "Motherfucker!" she exclaimed, quite loudly, before realizing where she was and that what she just did could easily doom her. Stupid fucking heels! She would definitely be caught now.

@KaijuBaragon@Hitman

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EAT THE RICH

NAME Tatiana Barinova
AGE Twenty-two
GENDER Female; she/her pronouns
BLOOD TYPE Amaranth
NATIONALITY Starch; The Grain Kingdom
OCCUPATION Noble; insurgent group operative
SEXUALITY Bisexual
SPEECH COLOR #e52b50

PERSONALITY
+ Ambitious + Integrous + Independent + Clever + Selfless
- Idealistic - Untrusting - Dishonest - Obstinate - Dogmatic

STRENGTHS
Tatiana twists the truth with ease, and is able to craft convincing lies at the drop of a hat. Over the years, she has learned to manipulate others, too. She is quite clever, and mops up information like a sponge. She knows how to present herself well, and to disguise herself when necessary. She is sneaky and often manages to get into places and things she shouldn't be able to. Tatiana has spent many hours riding horses for fun, and a result is quite skilled at it.

WEAKNESSES
Tatiana has almost zero physical strengths. She is passable with a dagger and can throw an alright punch, but that's where it ends. She has no weapons training, and she would be lying if she said she could last in a fight. She often overlooks things in the pursuit of her overarching goals, and can often lose sight of the here and now in preference of her ideals. She's also impulsive, and tends not to think through important actions.

APPEARANCE
Tatiana Barinova is a graceful young woman with blonde hair and startlingly blue eyes. She is straight-backed and oftentimes has a pleasant look on her face- yet it is one devoid of any real emotion. Her outfits and hairstyles often match the current fashions of nobility.

5'4" │ 162 cm
HAIR COLOR │ BLONDE

125 lbs │ 57 kg
EYE COLOR │ BLUE

PREFERENCES
+ Freedom to do what she would like
+ Radical change
+ Talking to other people
+ Riding horses
+ Motivated people
+ Sweets

- Being idle
- Unjust laws/policies
- Other nobility
- Bees
- Betrothals
- Selfish and lazy people

BIOGRAPHY
Tatiana is the daughter and second child of a major noble in Starch- one with large tracts of land and massive amounts of money and influence. The Barinova household is an influential household in Starch, and Tatiana has been expected to act the part for most of her life. She was mostly raised as a noble child is. Anything she could possibly want was given to her. When she found her love for horses, she was taught to ride properly and bought several beautiful horses and tack. She was raised in luxury, and only had to play the part of noble for most of her life. And she did, and it was done well. Nowadays, Tatiana is expected to make a good wife to a Starch nobleman- maybe even a foreign or domestic royal. She's well-bred enough for it.

However, much of her childhood is shrouded in secrecy. Tatiana is an illegitimate daughter. Her mother is the duchess, that much is true. However, her father is an indentured servant on a farm somewhere in Starch. She doesn't know who or where her father is, only that he is not a noble and that, in turn, makes Tatiana not a true noble either. This was revealed to Tatiana when she was twelve. Her father had gotten angry at her one day and told her that she was not his true child. Tearfully, she went to her mother and demanded an explanation. Apparently, in a rash decision, her mother had had relations with a servant father. It was a foolish decision, she explained, but one that had produced her. Tatiana's 'father' realized that the baby his wife was pregnant with was not hers shortly after, but they resolved to disguise it as a legitimate noble instead of sullying their family reputation. Of course, things were never the same between the two again, but they managed it. There are only extremely unfounded rumors floating around about Tatiana being illegitimate- due to silly reasons, such as how her father treats her with coldness, and how her eyes don't quite match either of her parents.

Being told that she was not in fact a noble upset Tatiana extremely. Yet, for some reason, instead of even further encompassing herself in noble life, she began to rebel. She learned how to sneak around, how to lie and manipulate. She started by pulling mischief around the estate, but realized her heart wasn't in pranking. So, she began to sneak out. She socialized with servants, went into the local village on her lonesome. She quickly learned how to masquerade as someone she wasn't, to flirt. And she found that she liked peasants. Since she, a girl who was supposed to be perfect all the time, wasn't a true noble, what did it matter? She made fast friends with many of the other teenagers around town, and got up to varying amounts of mischief with them. It was fun. She hadn't quite realized how restrictive noble life was, how much she had been expected to do and say and maneuver around. Of course, she still loved some aspects of her life- privilege made her a happy girl. She loved to ride horses, something that wasn't commonplace among peasants. But more than that freedom, it taught her something.

Life wasn't fair. Peasants were treated radically different than nobles were in Starch. Peasants were forced to slave away on farms and do the work of the nobility for them, while they simply sat in their estates and profited from it. Tatiana, although raised a noble, was disgusted by this realization. Of course, she had known that this was happening her whole life, but it was suddenly real to her. She wasn't quite a noble but not quite a peasant, either, and the polarization between the two lives came clearly to her. So she resolved to someday do something about it. Someday. When she could.

As she got older, her nighttime sneaking out got less and less. Her mother and father were starting to expect more of her. They began preparing for a marriage, to be a wife and a mother. She didn't really enjoy this. After secretly enjoying her freedom for a few years, she was loathe to give it up to become what someone else expected of her. She still had her dreams of freedom for everyone- and that included herself. As her nighttime sneaking out decreased, it also became more important when she did it. Led by her friends in town, she joined a group of sorts. A militarized group of Starch peasants. They were angry, and sought justice and equality for the people of Starch. They wanted to overthrow the government. At first, Tatiana thought this idea ridiculous. But as she continued to attend the secret meetings, she started to sympathize.

Then, about two years ago, an actual revolution did happen in Starch. The militia was excited by this- they thought everything could change! There would be equality, freedom for all. But that did not happen. Rather, the new king killed many nobles who sympathized with the old king. The Barinovas themselves narrowly avoided execution by pledging fealty to the new king and offering up much of their wealth to them as a gesture of good faith. The new king didn't make things better for the peasants of Starch, and the revolutionary group that Tatiana had fallen into was angry. And Tatiana found herself angry, as well.

Shortly after, she revealed her true identity to the leaders of this group. She narrowly avoided being murdered by pledging her fealty to their cause. As they had been seeking out spies and noble influence, they reluctantly accepted her help. She's mostly done small things for them since- telling them information they would otherwise not know, helping to plant spies in noble households across Starch, and more. Recently, her family received an invitation to a masquerade ball in the Drink Empire. Her parents were planning on turning down the invitation, as they are too busy to go and her older brother is too busy as well, but Tatiana volunteered to go as a representative for her family. She has ulterior motives, of course- the militia wants her to spy for them at this masquerade. And she will.

TRIVIA

Tatiana has a mild allergy to tree nuts.
She has three siblings, all legitimate. There is Viktor (25), her eldest brother and the heir to the Barinova lands; Nikolay (17), her younger brother; and Ekaterina (15), her littlest sister.
She has many prospective husbands lined up, but tries to avoid the topic of marriage as much as she can. Her priorities lie elsewhere, such as in revolution.


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I like your character sheet, I just have a couple issues with it.

1. I'd like you to clean up the grammar on the character sheet. I'd recommend running it through Grammarly.
2. You didn't include 'Notable Rumors' or 'Birthday' as their own sections. I organized the character sheet like I did for a reason.

@canaryrose



Sorry it took so long! Let me know if I need to edit anything or add more.


Accepted! Go ahead and pop her over.


Jamie could only watch, horrified, as the life faded from Ranucci's eyes. Her blue eyes widened in shock. Why was he... what? Had her hit done this? The thought must've disturbed her significantly because she went mute, just staring down at the body. She had never killed somebody before- not even a villain like this guy had been. It was a terrible feeling- like a big rock in her gut, weighing her down and rooting her in place. Of course, if Jamie had taken even a moment to think about it (which she rarely did), she would've found that she couldn't possibly have been the direct cause of his death. After all, she had deliberately hit the parts of him that wouldn't kill him if smashed. A broken wrist and hip, while painful, wouldn't've caused a death like that. But Jamie was too busy thinking about how she had just committed her first murder to think about that.

Jamie half-heartedly stood, putting her hands by her side again, and cast her gaze to the sky when Blake pointed up at something. An airplane? Airplanes were fun, she guessed! Even if she was permanently banned from three major commercial airlines. But... why was the plane falling? This realization quickly replaced her concern about murder. "Holy crap, you guys, the plane's CRASHING-"

She was interrupted by a silver-black, vaguely person-looking thing crashing headfirst into the house. Debris and smog went everywhere. Jamie popped her goggles on and put her face in her elbow like she was about to cough. She did, in fact, cough, but tried her best not to breathe in the smog. Once it cleared, she would move towards the house to check on the person who crashed. I hope they're okay! That was a weird-looking plane, though... But her concern abated as she found that this crashed guy was not a guy at all- he was some kind of robot? She stepped back, cocking her head. She had to wipe the dust from her goggles to see fully, but... he looked odd. An unsettled feeling joined the guilty one at the bottom of her stomach.

Jamie's eyes narrowed at the man (Paradox's?) demand for surrender. Who the hell did this guy think he was?! "Surrender my ASS!" she screamed, just before Blake shot a huge pillar of fire directly at him. She had had her hands raised and a blast prepared but instead shot Blake a big thumbs up. She grinned. That had been easier than she had thought-

Or maybe not. Things happened almost too quickly for her to comprehend. Paradox literally rose from the ashes with a weird green forcefield around him. She simply blinked at this. Maybe he'd take a bit more firepower to take down than she had originally thought? But then both Blake and Rumi were shot down. She turned to Blake, panicked, before realizing that he had simply been netted. Not properly shot, thank God. She turned her gaze to Paradox, eyes now deadly-looking.

Nobody fucked with her friends.

Ignoring his choice of words, Jamie started to use her power at full-throttle. The ground began to tremble violently, sending white-picket fences around them falling. "GO TO HELL!" She raised up her hands and simultaneously aimed two intense blasts of vibrational force at Paradox. Her face was twisted up into a snarl. Playtime was over, it seemed.

@Hitman@Scarifar






"We can be, like, cross-organization friends? I dunno. Or, even better, you can join us! I'd love to have you. You can be, like, my top lieutenant. Some of the older villains have, like, mini-squads that work for them! I mean, I don't have to be your boss, y'know. We can be partners! Your power is really cool, by the way. I haven't heard firsthand, but I've heard you have a really pretty voice."

Patricia's face twisted up into a scowl at this. She had always despised being called a villain- especially by actual villains. But, of course, she immediately smoothed her face back into something that only slightly resembled angry. She had to keep this girl happy. For the mission. "I-I'm not a villain. I'm a hero. I like my job. B-but thanks. For the compliment, I guess."

When Katharina started her ramble about what Patricia actually cared about- the information- she listened, nodding along. "Ooh! I can tell you, but no telling your other hero friends, OK? So, basically, after Vinnie does his terrible stuff, the heroes get sent to ZERO HQ. I'm not a fan of the torture, personally. It's really cruel. I mean, they are heroes, so they do absolutely deserve it, but I try to keep a moral high ground. You're not bad though, Patricia! You're basically one of us. You should be, anyway," Katharine rambled on, oblivious to the disgust building on Patricia's face. She almost interrupted Katharine to say that she was, in fact, not one of them, and would never be, but closed her mouth when Katharine started talking again. This girl was either really lonely or a blabbermouth. Probably the former.

"Afterwards, we bring the heroes to the Ultra Death Machine. Well, it's not called that, of course, but that's what it looks like. Using the machine, we give the heroes a 'quick, merciful death.' At least, that's what Daddy told me."Katharine paused for a moment at this. Meanwhile, Patricia looked absolutely horrified. Her hands flew to her mouth and her hazel eyes went wide as saucers yet again. Ultra Death Machine? She had to be messing with her. But this girl didn't seem like the type to be messing with her. She sounded so nice, but she talked of killing casually as if it was artful. A mercy. Patricia was immediately reminded of her father. But she swept away the thought. This girl's father was the monster.

"Though I always found it strange that they scream when going into the machine, if it's so painless and merciful. But anyway, it's a really cool machine. It's, like, really big, and it looks like one of those CAT scan machines! So anyway, what the machine does is-" Katharine's disturbing speech was interrupted by a Whitney Houston song blasting from her phone (good taste). Patricia felt vaguely frustrated at this interruption. The girl-villain had just been about to get to the important part. The part that she needed to bring back to Director Powers, to get Division X on them and stop this entire insane thing.

Patricia mostly zoned out during the whole phone conversation, staring at the wall in horror. It didn't sound like 'Zero', whoever they were, was going to use this 'Ultra Death Machine'' on her- Katharine had reiterated several times that she wasn't going to kill her. But Brie, and Will, and Angie... Patricia couldn't just let them die. She had to get out of here somehow. Maybe the door-

Her inner planning was interrupted by Katharine's sobbing. "I hate him...I hate him I hate him I hate him I hate him..." she repeated over and over again, sinking into a little ball, head between her knees, beginning to sob. "Why does h-he always choose me?" she asked. "J-just because of who my father is he does this. Nobody else! He only ridicules m-me! We're s-supposed to be on the same side b-but he just...h-hates me! I don't know wh-why!" She continued to sob heavily.

A thread of empathy pulled at Patricia's heart. She found that she could relate, in whatever insane capacity. Maybe this 'Paradox' guy was like her Seraph? She could definitely understand being targeted because of lineage and for no other reason. Patricia found herself drifting to the bed. She hesitantly sat and put a hand on Katharine's shoulder. The door was locked anyway, and the goons would definitely shoot her if she made a break for it. Maybe she could convince Katharine to let her go. "There, there..." Patricia was not the best at comforting. She patted Katharine's shoulder awkwardly. "I-I get it. Some of my older coworkers do that to me all the time. Insult me, that is. You wouldn't believe some of the things they've said," Patricia chuckled humorlessly. "You just... you have to remember... you're your own person. N-not defined by someone else. He just hates you because he's bitter. Or, well, I don't know. Th-that's just how it is for me."

@Hitman


Jamie could only watch, horrified, as the life faded from Ranucci's eyes. Her blue eyes widened in shock. Why was he... what? Had her hit done this? The thought must've disturbed her significantly because she went mute, just staring down at the body. She had never killed somebody before- not even a villain like this guy had been. It was a terrible feeling- like a big rock in her gut, weighing her down and rooting her in place. Of course, if Jamie had taken even a moment to think about it (which she rarely did), she would've found that she couldn't possibly have been the direct cause of his death. After all, she had deliberately hit the parts of him that wouldn't kill him if smashed. A broken wrist and hip, while painful, wouldn't've caused a death like that. But Jamie was too busy thinking about how she had just committed her first murder to think about that.

Jamie half-heartedly stood, putting her hands by her side again, and cast her gaze to the sky when Blake pointed up at something. An airplane? Airplanes were fun, she guessed! Even if she was permanently banned from three major commercial airlines. But... why was the plane falling? This realization quickly replaced her concern about murder. "Holy crap, you guys, the plane's CRASHING-"

She was interrupted by a silver-black, vaguely person-looking thing crashing headfirst into the house. Debris and smog went everywhere. Jamie popped her goggles on and put her face in her elbow like she was about to cough. She did, in fact, cough, but tried her best not to breathe in the smog. Once it cleared, she would move towards the house to check on the person who crashed. I hope they're okay! That was a weird-looking plane, though... But her concern abated as she found that this crashed guy was not a guy at all- he was some kind of robot? She stepped back, cocking her head. She had to wipe the dust from her goggles to see fully, but... he looked odd. An unsettled feeling joined the guilty one at the bottom of her stomach.

Jamie's eyes narrowed at the man (Paradox's?) demand for surrender. Who the hell did this guy think he was?! "Surrender my ASS!" she screamed, just before Blake shot a huge pillar of fire directly at him. She had had her hands raised and a blast prepared but instead shot Blake a big thumbs up. She grinned. That had been easier than she had thought-

Or maybe not. Things happened almost too quickly for her to comprehend. Paradox literally rose from the ashes with a weird green forcefield around him. She simply blinked at this. Maybe he'd take a bit more firepower to take down than she had originally thought? But then both Blake and Rumi were shot down. She turned to Blake, panicked, before realizing that he had simply been netted. Not properly shot, thank God. She turned her gaze to Paradox, eyes now deadly-looking.

Nobody fucked with her friends.

Ignoring his choice of words, Jamie started to use her power at full-throttle. The ground began to tremble violently, sending white-picket fences around them falling. "GO TO HELL!" She raised up her hands and simultaneously aimed two intense blasts of vibrational force at Paradox. Her face was twisted up into a snarl. Playtime was over, it seemed.

@Hitman@Scarifar






"We can be, like, cross-organization friends? I dunno. Or, even better, you can join us! I'd love to have you. You can be, like, my top lieutenant. Some of the older villains have, like, mini-squads that work for them! I mean, I don't have to be your boss, y'know. We can be partners! Your power is really cool, by the way. I haven't heard firsthand, but I've heard you have a really pretty voice."

Patricia's face twisted up into a scowl at this. She had always despised being called a villain- especially by actual villains. But, of course, she immediately smoothed her face back into something that only slightly resembled angry. She had to keep this girl happy. For the mission. "I-I'm not a villain. I'm a hero. I like my job. B-but thanks. For the compliment, I guess."

When Katharina started her ramble about what Patricia actually cared about- the information- she listened, nodding along. "Ooh! I can tell you, but no telling your other hero friends, OK? So, basically, after Vinnie does his terrible stuff, the heroes get sent to ZERO HQ. I'm not a fan of the torture, personally. It's really cruel. I mean, they are heroes, so they do absolutely deserve it, but I try to keep a moral high ground. You're not bad though, Patricia! You're basically one of us. You should be, anyway," Katharine rambled on, oblivious to the disgust building on Patricia's face. She almost interrupted Katharine to say that she was, in fact, not one of them, and would never be, but closed her mouth when Katharine started talking again. This girl was either really lonely or a blabbermouth. Probably the former.

"Afterwards, we bring the heroes to the Ultra Death Machine. Well, it's not called that, of course, but that's what it looks like. Using the machine, we give the heroes a 'quick, merciful death.' At least, that's what Daddy told me."Katharine paused for a moment at this. Meanwhile, Patricia looked absolutely horrified. Her hands flew to her mouth and her hazel eyes went wide as saucers yet again. Ultra Death Machine? She had to be messing with her. But this girl didn't seem like the type to be messing with her. She sounded so nice, but she talked of killing casually as if it was artful. A mercy. Patricia was immediately reminded of her father. But she swept away the thought. This girl's father was the monster.

"Though I always found it strange that they scream when going into the machine, if it's so painless and merciful. But anyway, it's a really cool machine. It's, like, really big, and it looks like one of those CAT scan machines! So anyway, what the machine does is-" Katharine's disturbing speech was interrupted by a Whitney Houston song blasting from her phone (good taste). Patricia felt vaguely frustrated at this interruption. The girl-villain had just been about to get to the important part. The part that she needed to bring back to Director Powers, to get Division X on them and stop this entire insane thing.

Patricia mostly zoned out during the whole phone conversation, staring at the wall in horror. It didn't sound like 'Zero', whoever they were, was going to use this 'Ultra Death Machine'' on her- Katharine had reiterated several times that she wasn't going to kill her. But Brie, and Will, and Angie... Patricia couldn't just let them die. She had to get out of here somehow. Maybe the door-

Her inner planning was interrupted by Katharine's sobbing. "I hate him...I hate him I hate him I hate him I hate him..." she repeated over and over again, sinking into a little ball, head between her knees, beginning to sob. "Why does h-he always choose me?" she asked. "J-just because of who my father is he does this. Nobody else! He only ridicules m-me! We're s-supposed to be on the same side b-but he just...h-hates me! I don't know wh-why!" She continued to sob heavily.

A thread of empathy pulled at Patricia's heart. She found that she could relate, in whatever insane capacity. Maybe this 'Paradox' guy was like her Seraph? She could definitely understand being targeted because of lineage and for no other reason. Patricia found herself drifting to the bed. She hesitantly sat and put a hand on Katharine's shoulder. The door was locked anyway, and the goons would definitely shoot her if she made a break for it. Maybe she could convince Katharine to let her go. "There, there..." Patricia was not the best at comforting. She patted Katharine's shoulder awkwardly. "I-I get it. Some of my older coworkers do that to me all the time. Insult me, that is. You wouldn't believe some of the things they've said," Patricia chuckled humorlessly. "You just... you have to remember... you're your own person. N-not defined by someone else. He just hates you because he's bitter. Or, well, I don't know. Th-that's just how it is for me."

@Hitman
I would be interested in joining this rp, i had an idea for a voodoo priestess/gangsters character. Would you be okay with her being alot older then the others? If not that is fine i can make her mid to late 20's if anything.


None of that would work for this roleplay. So, no. If you want to make a character, I would heavily recommend taking a look at the characters already in the character tab. This roleplay is primarily about teenagers finding themselves amid witchery and supernatural threats. Not people 'mid to late 20s'. I put 15-22 in the character sheet for a reason. And I'd far prefer it if characters are between 16-19.
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