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Pokemon Colosseum: What Remains

As the girl continued walking, Faust started getting confused as to whether she didn't hear him or if she was ignoring him. Suddenly, a thought went through his mind: Why did he specifically ask that person to clear out? Maybe it her clothes made her stick out? He didn't get much time to think about it though, since a man started shouting at him for shouting at her. Faust shook his head slightly at this, since he actually had good intent. "I suppose people are kind of biased against Cipher...." he thought to himself before checking his watch. Just as he did that, a quiet beeping noise started; he'd forgotten that he had set an alarm for the end of his shift. "Ah, right...." Faust said to himself, gladly taking in the slight relief that he was freed from the burden of being a Cipher. For the time being, anyways. He still had to do it tomorrow. Nonetheless, he headed off to the diner, a bag with his usual clothes in hand.

Changing in the bathroom there, Faust thought about Agate Village. It was probably notably better than other places, since it was "protected" from Cipher, but he hadn't been able to visit since he left. As Faust thought about the village, for some reason, he also began to feel something familiar about that girl he saw earlier. He really couldn't figure out why, but it was probably the same reason that he tried to get her out of the streets. Pausing for a moment, Faust suddenly picked up his stuff and left for the hotel.

"Faust, where are ya headin'?" asked the hostess as Faust walked out the door.

"I'm taking a rest tonight. You guys can handle this many customers easily, and I've got something I need to think about.

He took his time heading to the hotel; the peons wouldn't bother him even they tried to fight him. Nonetheless, he was somewhat worried for the small group outside. Sure, three of them would easily take down one of those wimps, but they'd probably call in reinforcements. It'd be much safer for him to escort them over, even if only a short distance. Faust kept a watch from the shadows, ready to jump in should a Cipher peon approach them. He figured that, it being dark AND Pyrite Town, they'd be less spooked if he just didn't approach them. This was probably not the case.

Pokemon Colosseum: What Remains

A lone Cipher trainer stood guard in the streets of Pyrite, a vivid red blade sheathed at his side. He looked to his watch repeatedly and often, waiting for his shift to be over. It had been a long time since Cipher had begun to take over, so very few people tried to rebel or break free. And even then, most of them were too easy to beat; his leaders decided to send him solo to most of his jobs. "Geez," Faust sighed, contemplating his own situation. He's working for a bunch of murderous criminals whose morals he vehemently disagrees with, but can't just quit because then Agate Village would be put into peril. Based on the strength of the trainers he'd fought so far, a rebellion was probably not going to happen anytime soon, either.

Faust looked at his watch; it was almost time for the night shift to come in. As he looked over towards the small shack of a diner, he saw a girl at the side of his vision. He groaned slightly at this, since fighting was generally dull and quick. "Hey, miss!" Faust called out, dropping his hand to the Pokemon at his side. "You gotta get inside, it's almost curfew." To be honest, Faust couldn't care less about whether people actually followed the rules Cipher set out or not. Rather, he didn't want to have to hurt someone. He had little to no hope that someone would be strong enough to beat Cipher, or for that matter, him.

Pokemon Colosseum: What Remains

Faust Blue

Name: Faust Blue
Appearance:

Faust has a baby face with streaks of laugh lines and void black eyes. When he's working as a Cypher trainer, he wears a deep marine-blue uniform with a long, flowing, yellow scarf. He keeps a sword at his left side that he has never been seen using as a Cypher, or even just simply drawn from its sheath. Faust's pokemon are kept opposite of it, on his left.

Starter Pokemon: Farfetch'd((Abnormally fast, Level 29))
Equipment: A crimson-red katana and a surprisingly large stock of Poke-Snacks.

Personality: Despite being an exceptionally warm person to everyone outside of his work, Faust also has an overwhelming sense of duty that kills off his senses of kindness and mercy; this emotionless state is only matched by his wild and cruel anger. However, Faust naturally tends to stray far from rage, due to his notably calm upbringing in Agate Village. He forgives anyone, as long as they have a reason that meets his set of standards. Faust's sense of honor and values differ notably from the average Cypher grunt.

History: In the past, Faust lived a serene, purposeful lifestyle in Agate Village as a swordsman; he resolved to defend the village from unwanted violence, should the need arrive. As he trained, a young Farfetch'd seemed to study his movements from a rock. Donning its leek like a blade, the duck began to utilize sword techniques much like his own. Amused by the antics, Faust took it in as his own. While this lifestyle was enough for him, the Cypher takeover eventually reached Agate Village. Alongside several of the veteran trainers, Faust and his Farfetch'd forced many of the grunts into a retreat. While they held for a few days, the elders could no longer fight. It was then that Faust made an offer to Cypher, in exchange for his services, Agate Village would be left alone. Gladly accepting such a competent combatant into their ranks, they took up his offer.

Faust was mainly put on guard duty; he was much more comfortable holding up a building than doing the dirty work. But even after a year of working in Cypher, he still was not comfortable working with them. He is occasionally seen working part-time at a restaurant in Pyrite City, serving sub-par quality diner food.

Pokemon Colosseum: What Remains

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Pokemon Colosseum: What Remains

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