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BARQ

2025-05-22T05:38:37Z

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==Background==
They used to call me Trash Panda. Cute, right? Marketable. Easy to remember. Slap it on a cereal box, sell a million units. That name was Horizon’s idea — just like the tail, the ears, the bubbly personality baked in with sim chips and neuro-conditioning.

I don’t go by that name anymore. Not since I left Los Angeles.
Out here in Seattle, they call me Bandit.

I was Horizon property from the time I was six. Bought and branded. Raised in the corporate labs outside L.A. where the sun never set and the smiles were programmed. They grew me like a mascot: bioware for the sensory tweaks, cyberware for the optics, voice modulation, image recall — and the tail? That was all chrome. Articulated, prehensile, back-wired to my spinal column so I’d never forget it wasn’t mine.

On MeFeed, I was a living cartoon. The “world’s happiest changeling.” Streams, merch, fan meetups, PR events. Behind the lens? I barely spoke. I barely was.

But I learned. They made me smart — faster than they meant to. Experimental BTL stacks burned data and emotion straight into my cortex. One day I found something I wasn’t supposed to: a retirement clause in a file they forgot to bury deep enough.
Turns out I wasn’t built to last. The moment I stopped trending, they were going to scrap the chrome, wipe the rest, and spin a sob story for the public.

So I smiled for the cameras a little longer. Built up a shadow cache. Started watching how the runners moved in the cracks of the city. And when the time came, I disappeared between frames.

Now I’m in Seattle. Changed my name. Changed my look. Kept the tail — not because I like it, but because it’s a weapon. Quiet now. Fast. I run shadows through the arcologies and sprawl, slip through locked doors like smoke, steal back the kind of secrets that burned me in the first place.

You want someone who knows how corps think? Who’s been inside the machine and lived to crawl out? That’s me. Bandit.
I don’t play mascot anymore.
I play ghost.

Just don’t call me cute. I don’t smile for free anymore.

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BARQ

2025-05-22T05:28:18Z

Bungus:

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2025-05-22T05:26:58Z

Bungus: Bandit the Raccoon Queen

== Summary ==
Bandit the Raccoon Queen

BARQ

2025-05-22T05:24:31Z

Bungus:

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BARQ

2025-05-22T05:22:40Z

Bungus:

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BARQ

2025-05-22T05:17:52Z

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Mr. E

2025-05-03T23:49:57Z

2025-04-30T02:56:04Z

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===Goals===
- Open up her own beauty salon
- Grow in fame and renown as a hair stylist and fashion icon.
- Find the right person and start a family
==Background==
Clementine Twin-Clouds was born into fire and legacy. Her parents—Ash Twin-Clouds and Gray Elk—were decorated operatives in the Sioux Wildcats, elite warriors and respected figures within the Sioux Nation. During a long time undercover mission gone wrong, Clementine came into the world prematurely, in the middle of a combat zone. The trauma of her birth left her with permanent brain damage—she would never speak a word in her life.

Ash and Gray Elk never returned from that mission. Their bodies were buried with honor, and their daughter became a living memorial to their sacrifice. She was taken in by Major Thorne Redfeather, a stoic, highly respected Wildcat who had fought beside her parents countless times. He was not related by blood, but by the kind of bond only born on the battlefield. Thorne raised her with quiet dedication, teaching her survival, combat, and most of all, how to be seen and heard without ever speaking a word.

Clementine grew up inside the tightly wound, hyper-disciplined world of the Sioux Wildcats. Her clumsy curiosity and sparkly creativity often stood in stark contrast to the cold efficiency of military life, but she thrived in her own way. Though she lacked tactical brilliance or academic sharpness, she had something just as powerful—reflexes like lightning, intuition that bordered on prophetic, and an innate understanding of people. In close-quarters combat, she was terrifyingly effective. Silent, swift, and surgical.

She rose through the ranks with a cheerful sort of obliviousness, painting her rifle in pastel stripes and giving her squadmates impromptu haircuts in the field. She was endearing, a little scatterbrained, and often underestimated. But when the bullets started flying, no one questioned her place on the team.

Everything changed the day she received her final mission.

Thorne Redfeather, her adoptive father and commanding officer, had allegedly gone rogue—abandoning his post, leaking information, and disappearing into the shadows of Denver. Clementine was chosen to bring him in. The brass justified it simply: he trusted her, and she didn’t ask questions. But Clementine knew the real reason—because she couldn’t speak about what they didn’t want told.

She found Thorne holed up in a derelict safehouse. He looked older, worn, but when he saw her, he smiled. He welcomed her with warmth and a soft gesture, signing to her with affection. “You look soft. That’s good,” he told her.

When he reached for his gun, she panicked. She drew first. Three rounds to the chest. By the time she knelt beside him, it was already too late. With his final breath, he looked her in the eyes and signed: “I forgive you.”

Clementine walked away from the Wildcats that night and never looked back.

She fled to Seattle, vanishing into the sprawl. Dead to her unit, dead to her past. In the ash of her old life, she began again.

She opened a small salon in the Barrens, a chaotic pastel boutique called Pretty Deadly. Equal parts beauty parlor, cybermod shop, and safe haven for the broken, the strange, and the unwanted. It became a community fixture, and so did she—an oddball, air-headed stylist with glitter on her face, charm in her fingers, and a haunted look in her eyes when the room went quiet.

To most, she’s known as Mr. E, a nickname that started when a decker misread her AR name and assumed it stood for “Mystery.” It stuck, mostly because it fit. Clients whispered stories about how the scatterbrained stylist once disarmed a ganger with a curling iron. How she gave a cybered-up razorgirl a makeover and combat advice. How she never spoke, but somehow always understood.

What they don’t know is that Clementine still runs the shadows—occasionally, reluctantly, and only when she has to. She doesn’t like it. She hates hurting people. But she’s still damn good at it.

When a friend is in trouble, when the balance tips too far toward cruelty, when her ghosts stir… she slips on her gloves, locks up the salon, and becomes Mr. E once more.

Clementine believes her parents—Ash and Gray Elk—and Thorne still walk with her. Not in memory, but in truth. Their spirits are never far. She can’t see them, but she feels them. In quiet moments, she signs into the air, speaking to them in gestures: apologies, dreams, updates. Love.

That spiritual connection bleeds into her very essence. Those who can perceive the astral see her like a beacon—her aura glowing with warmth and sorrow and a radiant, tangled thread of invisible watchers. Her connection to the spirit world marks her, makes her easier to track, more vulnerable to arcane eyes—but she doesn’t mind.

She may be mute, but her soul is louder than most people’s screams.

Clementine Twin-Clouds lives every day trying to honor the family she lost—not through vengeance or bloodshed, but through compassion, absurdity, and glittering, colorful joy. She doesn’t want to be a weapon anymore. She wants to be a safe place.

And if the world won’t let her have that peace?

Well.

She still knows how to kill quietly.
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Mr. E

2025-04-30T02:52:18Z

Un Voyage de Mille Kilometres

2025-03-09T21:26:49Z

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==Summary==
Runners are hired to place a powerful sprite (identified as a standard yet powerful spyware program by the J) to steal data from a secure server at the Headquarters of Alphatech Omeganet, a subsidiary of the AA Corporation, Pentex.

==Background==
Cecilia Cross wants information on CATCo dealings from before the crash and subsequent dissolution of CATCo.

==The Meet==
The runners are contacted by their various fixers or the J directly. All parties arrive E-Vue, the J's selected location for the meet. The runners wait in line to be admitted and make their way to a secure office room upstairs. The J is revealed to be none other than Cecilia Cross, CATCo Princess and architect of it's attempted reconstruction. Geodesic suffers a minor panic attack at seeing the woman, only maintaining their composure with the help of Stacy. Cecelia tells the team that she wants them to break into a secure server room located at the HQ of a subsidiary company to a AA corporation located in Quebec. Money is offered, haggling ensues, and favors are offered. The team is ultimately given an operations account, free travel accommodations, and a hotel room upon arrival. The team departs for Quebec the next day, ready to face the challenges before them.

==The Plan==
After careful observation of the building and surrounding areas, a social infiltration with exterior matrix and team coordination is deemed to be the most likely method of success. Six of Hearts and Kamillion will use their respective cybernetic and magic powers to imitate two technicians within the company, infiltrate through security via matrix support for Geodesic, with disguise assistance and external team coordination from Stacy. Six of Hearts and Kamillion will then ambush the the two technicians in the bathroom after drawing them there with a feigned tech issue that is accessed from the bathroom, subdue the techs, and take their place. They'll utilize badges forged by Geodesic to maneuver through the building, arriving at the isolated server room. Once access has been achieved, Six of Hearts will utilize programmed smart corrosives to bore through the wall and Faraday cage to feed an antennae outside, allowing Geodesic to plant the spyware program. Six of Hearts and Kamillion will then exfiltrate and disappear.

==The Run==
The team separates into their assigned roles to gather as much information as possible. Six of Hearts observes the building itself, noting security patterns, shift changes, and entry procedures. Geodesic infiltrates the buildings matrix host, pulling data in order to forget RFID chips for access badges, as well as information on their chosen targets for replacement. Stacy and Kamillion tail the targets, learning everything they can about the mannerisms, accents, and whatever information they might need in order to successfully impersonate the technicians. This takes a few days.

Once enough information has been gathered, the team puts their plan into motion. Stay assists Six of Hearts and Kamillion with their disguises while Geodesic infiltrates the host once again in order to assist Six of Hearts and Kamillion through security. The infiltrators then approach security and are successfully badge through thanks to Geodesic fooling the computers into thinking their targets weren't already in the building.

Six of Hearts and Kamillion make their way to the ambush site while Geodesic prepares to fake a tech problem for the targets to investigate. Once the targets make their way to the ambush site, Six of Hearts jumps from her hiding spot, attempting to hit both targets with a tranq slap patch. She succeeds with one but misses the other. The target manages to get a yelp out over the radio before they are ultimately subdued. Kamillion, with their quick thinking, radios out that they had accidentally shocked themselves and was fine. The unconscious bodies of the techs are hidden after the necessary biometrics are copied. Six of Hearts and Kamillion make their way to the third floor, the assorted staff members none the wiser.

Gaining access to the isolated server room, Kamillion sets to work attaching a small wired antennae as Six of Hearts stealthily applies programmed smart corrosives onto the wall, boring a small hole outside the farady cage, allowing them to feed the antennae to the outside, bypassing the remote and unshakable nature of the server. Geodesic uploads the Spyware program (read: courier sprite), as well as taking a little data on Cecilia Cross for themselves. Everything is put back as it was, and the infiltrators exfiltrate with no one the wiser to their deeds, disappearing into the midday crowds.

==Aftermath==
Six of Hearts contacts Cecilia to inform her of the teams success, confirmed by the information flow from the sprite to Cecilia. The team is paid and offered transport back to Seattle. Six of Hearts and Geodesic take the ride back, while Stacy and Kamillion opt to stay in Quebec for a little while longer.

==Rewards==
*12,000 nuyen
*4 karma
*12 CDP
*Optional Contact: Cecelia Cross (C5/L2 Corpo Techno) for 6 RVP or 12 CDP
*Optional Gear Reward: Fake SIN + Licenses for the Republic of Quebec @ 2:1 cost
*Optional Quality: Profiler @ chargen rates

For Six of Hearts:
*Ascension rewards (costs 5 RVP)

Narrative Consequences:
*Cecelia Cross successfully places her "spyware" inside the Quebec City Alphatech Omeganet data center, gaining access to the archives of CatCo pre-crash information within their network as well as the redacted files from their time as a NeoNET company.
*Geodesic manages to recover intel on Cecelia Cross' childhood - this may be important later.
*Six of Hearts owes Cecelia Cross a favor to be repayed at a later date.

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==Player After Action Reports (AARs)==
===[[Six of Hearts]]===
Well, that was definitely a run outside the norm. Haven't ever really done a social infiltration before. And no shots fired. It feels good to expand my skillset into something im not used to. Good to see Geo again. Kamillion and Stacy definitely seemed competent. Good to know theres more runners I can count on when working together. Well, maybe not count on... you know what I mean.

===[[Kamillion]]===
Watching the others work was absolutely fascinating. So many people with so many skill sets I thought impossible without divine intervention. The world we live in is truly a mysterious place and I look forward to meeting new people. Stacy was cheery, which struck me as odd at first, but she's growing on me. Six of Hearts seems to be without flaw. There must be something behind that rough exterior. Geodesic is a fascinating case. Extremely proficient with matrix support, that one.

2025-01-25T23:54:53Z

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The bells of Venice tolled softly in the distance as Kami Belfiore turned five years old. She remembered the sound vividly because it was the last time she ever heard it while standing beside her parents. They lived in the crumbling slums on the edge of the city, tucked away from the glittering gondolas and marble palaces of the wealthy. Her father worked as a gondolier, though the tourists who could afford his service often stiffed him. Her mother stitched worn clothes in their cramped one-room apartment, humming lullabies to keep Kami distracted from the gnawing hunger that lingered every day.

Life was hard, but they had each other—until the day Kami awakened.

It started with a spark. She was playing with a cracked, hand-me-down doll when her hands suddenly lit up in a flickering, golden glow. Her parents froze, staring at her as if she were a saint. “Mio Dio,” her mother whispered, tears streaming down her face. “She’s awakened. A gift from God.”

The news traveled fast. The Church had long sought out awakened children—children like Kami—calling them “blessings” bestowed by the divine. They came for her within hours, emissaries in flowing robes who carried the authority of the Vatican. Her father stood in the doorway, blocking their entry. “You can’t take her,” he said, voice trembling but firm. “She’s just a little girl.”

“She is no longer yours to protect,” said one of the emissaries, his voice cold and resolute. “She is a gift to God and will serve Him as His chosen instrument.”

Kami’s mother clung to her, sobbing, but her small fingers were pried away. Her father’s protests were silenced with a swift strike of a stun baton. Her mother’s cries faded as she was carried through the cobblestone streets of Venice, her golden glow dimming under the shadow of the towering cathedral. She would never see her parents again.

Project Psalms 37:17

The Vatican called the program Project Psalms 37:17: “For the arms of the wicked shall be broken, but the Lord upholds the righteous.” It was a secret initiative, far removed from the public face of the Church. Most believed the awakened were trained as clergy or healers, but the twelve children selected for Project Psalms had a darker purpose. The Vatican partnered with The Entity, its clandestine espionage division, to forge the awakened into assassins, spies, and infiltrators who would enforce the Church’s will in the shadows.

From the moment Kami entered the project, her life was no longer her own. Her days were consumed by grueling training. Combat drills began at sunrise and ended long after her body screamed for rest. She learned how to kill with knives, garrotes, and even her bare hands. When she failed, she was punished. When she succeeded, there was no praise—only a harder test waiting the next day.

The other children became her only companions, though none of them could afford true friendships. Kami kept her head down and worked harder than anyone else, but she often saw the others breaking under the pressure. By the time she turned ten, four of the original twelve had already been deemed “failures” and were “removed” from the project. Their faces haunted her dreams, but she knew better than to speak of them.

It wasn’t just physical training. The instructors drilled their teachings deep into the children’s minds: obedience to God, loyalty to the Church, and the belief that their power was a gift meant to purge heresy from the world. The hardest lessons came from their magical training. Kami was taught to mold her body using magic—to shift her appearance and voice, to become anyone. The pain of reshaping herself was excruciating at first, but she endured it, learning to suppress her screams. She became the perfect tool they wanted her to be.

By the time Kami turned eighteen, only four children remained. The rest had succumbed to the strain of their training, lost their sanity, or taken their own lives. The survivors were no longer children; they were weapons.

The Mission That Changed Everything

Kami’s sixth mission sent her to Seattle, deep in the heart of the sprawling Redmond Barrens. Her target was William Evans, a journalist and activist who had been leading protests against the Vatican’s influence and its hidden dealings. He was smart, resourceful, and dangerous. The Entity had declared him a threat to the Church’s reputation—and threats to the Church did not live long.

She arrived under the cover of night, her form altered to resemble a waitress who worked in the café William frequented. Everything was in place. The knife rested in her boot, and her mind was clear. This was just another mission.

What she didn’t anticipate was the trap.

William had suspected the Vatican would send someone, and when Kami slipped into the alley behind the café to confront him, she found herself staring down the barrel of a stun gun. She woke in a dimly lit room, bound to a chair. For the first time, she wasn’t in control. But William didn’t torture her or interrogate her. He treated her like a person, not a weapon. He asked her questions—not about her mission, but about her. Her name. Her life. Her dreams. Questions no one had ever asked her before.

At first, Kami resisted, refusing to speak. But days turned into weeks, and his kindness wore her down. She confessed her doubts about the Church, her hatred of being a tool, and her confusion about what it meant to truly live. For the first time in her life, she felt human. She felt… free.

But freedom was short-lived.

The Church never forgot its tools. When Kami and William were spotted together in Redmond, the Vatican sent another assassin to deal with the “rogue agent.” The attack came swift and merciless. William was killed in the streets, his blood pooling at Kami’s feet. The assassin, a former companion from Project Psalms, turned her blade on Kami next. They fought like demons, their blades flashing in the dim Seattle rain. Kami emerged victorious, but barely. Bleeding and broken, she fled into the shadows of the Barrens.

Becoming Kamillion

Kami spent weeks recovering in the slums of Redmond. The Vatican believed her dead, but she knew they wouldn’t forget her. She had no home to return to, no allies, and no resources—but she had her skills. She knew how to fight, how to survive, and how to disappear. Seattle’s underworld called to her, and she answered.

Kami took on the handle Kameleon, a nod to her magical ability to shift her appearance. She became a shadowrunner, taking jobs to survive and honing her craft on her own terms. The money wasn’t glamorous, but it was hers. For the first time in her life, she wasn’t someone else’s tool.

In her spare time, she revived The Daily Suggestion, a blog William had once used to expose corruption. She kept it anonymous, writing scathing exposés about the Vatican and other powerful organizations that preyed on the weak. It was her way of keeping his spirit alive—and of rediscovering her own humanity.

Though her new life was dangerous, Kameleon had finally found something she’d never had before: freedom. But the scars of her past lingered, and she knew the Vatican wouldn’t stop hunting her forever. Until that day came, she would keep running in the shadows, finding out what it meant to truly live.
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Kamillion

2025-01-25T23:45:55Z

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The bells of Venice tolled softly in the distance as Kami Belfiore turned five years old. She remembered the sound vividly because it was the last time she ever heard it while standing beside her parents. They lived in the crumbling slums on the edge of the city, tucked away from the glittering gondolas and marble palaces of the wealthy. Her father worked as a gondolier, though the tourists who could afford his service often stiffed him. Her mother stitched worn clothes in their cramped one-room apartment, humming lullabies to keep Kami distracted from the gnawing hunger that lingered every day.

Life was hard, but they had each other—until the day Kami awakened.

It started with a spark. She was playing with a cracked, hand-me-down doll when her hands suddenly lit up in a flickering, golden glow. Her parents froze, staring at her as if she were a saint. “Mio Dio,” her mother whispered, tears streaming down her face. “She’s awakened. A gift from God.”

The news traveled fast. The Church had long sought out awakened children—children like Kami—calling them “blessings” bestowed by the divine. They came for her within hours, emissaries in flowing robes who carried the authority of the Vatican. Her father stood in the doorway, blocking their entry. “You can’t take her,” he said, voice trembling but firm. “She’s just a little girl.”

“She is no longer yours to protect,” said one of the emissaries, his voice cold and resolute. “She is a gift to God and will serve Him as His chosen instrument.”

Kami’s mother clung to her, sobbing, but her small fingers were pried away. Her father’s protests were silenced with a swift strike of a stun baton. Her mother’s cries faded as she was carried through the cobblestone streets of Venice, her golden glow dimming under the shadow of the towering cathedral. She would never see her parents again.

Project Psalms 37:17

The Vatican called the program Project Psalms 37:17: “For the arms of the wicked shall be broken, but the Lord upholds the righteous.” It was a secret initiative, far removed from the public face of the Church. Most believed the awakened were trained as clergy or healers, but the twelve children selected for Project Psalms had a darker purpose. The Vatican partnered with The Entity, its clandestine espionage division, to forge the awakened into assassins, spies, and infiltrators who would enforce the Church’s will in the shadows.

From the moment Kami entered the project, her life was no longer her own. Her days were consumed by grueling training. Combat drills began at sunrise and ended long after her body screamed for rest. She learned how to kill with knives, garrotes, and even her bare hands. When she failed, she was punished. When she succeeded, there was no praise—only a harder test waiting the next day.

The other children became her only companions, though none of them could afford true friendships. Kami kept her head down and worked harder than anyone else, but she often saw the others breaking under the pressure. By the time she turned ten, four of the original twelve had already been deemed “failures” and were “removed” from the project. Their faces haunted her dreams, but she knew better than to speak of them.

It wasn’t just physical training. The instructors drilled their teachings deep into the children’s minds: obedience to God, loyalty to the Church, and the belief that their power was a gift meant to purge heresy from the world. The hardest lessons came from their magical training. Kami was taught to mold her body using magic—to shift her appearance and voice, to become anyone. The pain of reshaping herself was excruciating at first, but she endured it, learning to suppress her screams. She became the perfect tool they wanted her to be.

By the time Kami turned eighteen, only four children remained. The rest had succumbed to the strain of their training, lost their sanity, or taken their own lives. The survivors were no longer children; they were weapons.

The Mission That Changed Everything

Kami’s sixth mission sent her to Seattle, deep in the heart of the sprawling Redmond Barrens. Her target was William Evans, a journalist and activist who had been leading protests against the Vatican’s influence and its hidden dealings. He was smart, resourceful, and dangerous. The Entity had declared him a threat to the Church’s reputation—and threats to the Church did not live long.

She arrived under the cover of night, her form altered to resemble a waitress who worked in the café William frequented. Everything was in place. The knife rested in her boot, and her mind was clear. This was just another mission.

What she didn’t anticipate was the trap.

William had suspected the Vatican would send someone, and when Kami slipped into the alley behind the café to confront him, she found herself staring down the barrel of a stun gun. She woke in a dimly lit room, bound to a chair. For the first time, she wasn’t in control. But William didn’t torture her or interrogate her. He treated her like a person, not a weapon. He asked her questions—not about her mission, but about her. Her name. Her life. Her dreams. Questions no one had ever asked her before.

At first, Kami resisted, refusing to speak. But days turned into weeks, and his kindness wore her down. She confessed her doubts about the Church, her hatred of being a tool, and her confusion about what it meant to truly live. For the first time in her life, she felt human. She felt… free.

But freedom was short-lived.

The Church never forgot its tools. When Kami and William were spotted together in Redmond, the Vatican sent another assassin to deal with the “rogue agent.” The attack came swift and merciless. William was killed in the streets, his blood pooling at Kami’s feet. The assassin, a former companion from Project Psalms, turned her blade on Kami next. They fought like demons, their blades flashing in the dim Seattle rain. Kami emerged victorious, but barely. Bleeding and broken, she fled into the shadows of the Barrens.

Becoming Kamillion

Kami spent weeks recovering in the slums of Redmond. The Vatican believed her dead, but she knew they wouldn’t forget her. She had no home to return to, no allies, and no resources—but she had her skills. She knew how to fight, how to survive, and how to disappear. Seattle’s underworld called to her, and she answered.

Kami took on the handle Kameleon, a nod to her magical ability to shift her appearance. She became a shadowrunner, taking jobs to survive and honing her craft on her own terms. The money wasn’t glamorous, but it was hers. For the first time in her life, she wasn’t someone else’s tool.

In her spare time, she revived The Daily Suggestion, a blog William had once used to expose corruption. She kept it anonymous, writing scathing exposés about the Vatican and other powerful organizations that preyed on the weak. It was her way of keeping his spirit alive—and of rediscovering her own humanity.

Though her new life was dangerous, Kameleon had finally found something she’d never had before: freedom. But the scars of her past lingered, and she knew the Vatican wouldn’t stop hunting her forever. Until that day came, she would keep running in the shadows, finding out what it meant to truly live.
== Narrative Significant Qualities ==

===Positive===

===Negative===

==Run History==
{{RunHistory}}


==Affiliations==

===Contacts===


{{ContactTable|


{{HasContact|
|Name="Wild Goose"
|Loyalty=3
|Chips=Even
|}}

{{HasContact|
|Name=Giovanni Montalban
|Loyalty=1
|Chips=Even
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{{HasContact|
|Name=Blaze
|Loyalty=3
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===Organizations===


===Allies===

===Enemies===

=In Character Information=

==Symbols and Signatures==

==Matrix Search Table==
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==SINs==

==Appearance==

=== Clothing ===

===Matrix Persona===

==Character Plot Hooks==

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2024-11-18T06:04:47Z

Bungus:

Night at the Curio Shop

2024-11-18T04:32:58Z

Bungus:

Night at the Curio Shop

2024-11-18T04:16:39Z

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