Player Name & Pronouns: Cybra (She/Her) Preferred Communication: Journal PM or cybrarp. If there's a Discord, you'll need to @ me specifically because I get lost in the convo.
Guild Affiliation: Six could be swayed to join a guild if their goals align with his. He used to be a mercenary assassin before he joined Providence, after all.
Character Motivations & IC/OOC Goals: His ultimate long-term goal is a cure for EVOs. He thinks maybe this world might provide an answer since they'll have a fresh perspective on the problem. The thing is he doesn't know yet that his nanites can't be passed on to others which on the one hand is good: can't infect this strange new world. On the other hand, can't have any properly removed for more intense study because of the event that brought him here. The only plus column in his book is that it doesn't seem like he'll randomly turn into a monster, so at least that constant worry in the back of his mind will stop. Yay.
His short-term goals are largely to find some place to stay and regular income. He's not planning to go back into the assassination business. He put that behind him to join Providence, after all. And if the people he cares about at home ever show up, they'd probably be pissed at him. He's a combat specialist, so he knows most likely the guilds would be the way to go, but he doesn't know much about them yet.
OOCly, I'd love for him to make friends/allies despite him being an antisocial person. He's willing to pass on his skills to others so they can protect the people they care about, but he doesn't teach afterschool martial arts. Fair warning.
Plot/CR Hooks: In canon, Six is Rex's trainer and handler, described once by Rex himself as "kind of like a nanny but more aggro". (Which is why you'll hear the phrase "ninja nanny" tossed around on occasion in regards to him.) He fights alongside Rex against some truly dangerous threats. Not just the "I went EVO and went crazy" types either, but also types like Van Kleiss who desire world domination. The guy is basically the definition of "Badass Normal" because he has no powers of his own but can go toe-to-toe with EVOs many times his size and even win.
Since joining Providence, he's become one of the good guys, so he's more likely to fight alongside superheroes for the good of others or potentially alongside villains in the case of hero-villain team-ups to fight off bigger threats. However, his moral compass is still a bit too close to the red zone for comfort, so he isn't above taking a more ruthless option if it's the expedient way to get the job done. He has limits, of course, but sometimes he will take the route of "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one". He might be fighting alongside you as an ally but there might be times when he's the moral antagonist.
Prior to Providence, Six was a mercenary assassin, but he gave it up after One went EVO and he started searching for a cure. In canon, he maintained a lot of his old contacts to dig up intel when necessary, so he has some idea of where such people might lurk. It could be your character becomes one of his contacts when he needs to find out things that "good people shouldn't know".
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Character Name & Journal: Six (
Guild Affiliation: Six could be swayed to join a guild if their goals align with his. He used to be a mercenary assassin before he joined Providence, after all.
Character Motivations & IC/OOC Goals:
His ultimate long-term goal is a cure for EVOs. He thinks maybe this world might provide an answer since they'll have a fresh perspective on the problem. The thing is he doesn't know yet that his nanites can't be passed on to others which on the one hand is good: can't infect this strange new world. On the other hand, can't have any properly removed for more intense study because of the event that brought him here. The only plus column in his book is that it doesn't seem like he'll randomly turn into a monster, so at least that constant worry in the back of his mind will stop. Yay.
His short-term goals are largely to find some place to stay and regular income. He's not planning to go back into the assassination business. He put that behind him to join Providence, after all.
And if the people he cares about at home ever show up, they'd probably be pissed at him.He's a combat specialist, so he knows most likely the guilds would be the way to go, but he doesn't know much about them yet.OOCly, I'd love for him to make friends/allies despite him being an antisocial person. He's willing to pass on his skills to others so they can protect the people they care about, but he doesn't teach afterschool martial arts. Fair warning.
Plot/CR Hooks:
In canon, Six is Rex's trainer and handler, described once by Rex himself as "kind of like a nanny but more aggro". (Which is why you'll hear the phrase "ninja nanny" tossed around on occasion in regards to him.) He fights alongside Rex against some truly dangerous threats. Not just the "I went EVO and went crazy" types either, but also types like Van Kleiss who desire world domination. The guy is basically the definition of "Badass Normal" because he has no powers of his own but can go toe-to-toe with EVOs many times his size and even win.
Since joining Providence, he's become one of the good guys, so he's more likely to fight alongside superheroes for the good of others or potentially alongside villains in the case of hero-villain team-ups to fight off bigger threats. However, his moral compass is still a bit too close to the red zone for comfort, so he isn't above taking a more ruthless option if it's the expedient way to get the job done. He has limits, of course, but sometimes he will take the route of "the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one". He might be fighting alongside you as an ally but there might be times when he's the moral antagonist.
Prior to Providence, Six was a mercenary assassin, but he gave it up after One went EVO and he started searching for a cure. In canon, he maintained a lot of his old contacts to dig up intel when necessary, so he has some idea of where such people might lurk. It could be your character becomes one of his contacts when he needs to find out things that "good people shouldn't know".