Adrianna dreamt of life in the Omega slums. In her dream she never became an Alpha, and was instead destined for life as a malnourished Omega. She felt the everyday fear of the Reapers. She felt the everyday sadness of wondering how many rations they would be allowed today. It was in this dream that Adrianna Fields truly came to understand that even though she claimed empathy with the Betas and the Omegas, she still did nothing to help. If anything she only brought more suffering to those under her, just like she did today. No matter how hard she tried, she couldn't do anything to stop the suffering. So, it was through this dream that Adrianna came to a new resolve. She would no longer wait for future change. She would do something to change things now. Everything will start tomorrow.
But for now, Adrianna had to eat dinner. She was awoken by one of her servants, one that she did not recognize. She slowly arose from he bed, awaking groggy. She stretched, starting to fully wake. "Dinner? Yes, of course, thank you for waking me. It's been a harder day then I thought, I guess." Adrianna started walking out the door, but she paused as she passed the young servant. "By the way, what's your name? I don't believe we've met." Adrianna would start her new crusade by treating those Omegas close to her how they should be treated. They might be her servants, but she could at least take the consideration to learn their names.
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As Adrianna approached the tall imposing building where the majority of inner-governmental functions took place she could feel the stinging gaze of the hidden cameras. Many people lived ignorant of their existence, but as a member of both the Golden State's government and the Insurgency she knew fully of their existence, and they were, of course, the most heavily concentrated here. The golden banners of her government hung almost mockingly around the plaza.The feeling of security here was false, for even as an Alpha she was still under scrutiny. She was careful to maintain her even and poised walk, trying to appear calm and collected even under governmental scrutiny. She, of course, had nothing to hide. At least that's what she would tell them.
As she entered the cool air-conditioned building she gave a small nod to the Reaper guarding the entrance. She was, after all, a member of the 'Inner Circle' and didn't have the fear of the Reapers that many have. Her status was such that if one dragged her in with no concrete evidence of wrongdoing they would be scoffed at. Today she was appointed to attend a meeting between leaders from the Omega's slums and the Alpha government. The meeting was to outline the Omega's ideas for setting up efficient irrigation systems for self-sustenance farming. They would obviously require governmental funds for this. And it was obviously Adrianna's duty to decline these requests with as little malice as possible. Even though her 'fellow' Alphas enjoyed living better then the Omegas they would have to keep them in line, and such an issue had to be approached with delicacy.
The meeting room was small, with a long desk going across the room with seats for all those attending. A window in the back let in the hot sticky summer sun. Adrianna would derive no enjoyment from her task of denying the Omegas, but nonetheless she had to. She had to keep up appearances with the Alphas. She would undoubtedly be executed if she was found to have sympathies with lower classes, and rebellious tendencies. All those in attendance sat in their appointed seats, and Adrianna sat at the head of the table. The meeting was attended by a handful of Omegas, a Reaper simply there to watch the Omegas, and a pair of Alphas that were appointed to assist Adrianna. It was a long meeting, filled with much protest from the Omegas, but in the end, it ended how it inevitably would. The Omegas returned home frustrated and disappointed.
Adrianna was disappointed too, but for now things had to be this way. Change will come at the right time.
As Adrianna exited the cool air-conditioned building she found that the hot, sticky summer sun was hanging high in the sky. Adrianna's home was a short distance from the building, so she typically chose to walk between the two. A house close to this building was typically considered an award, but instead she saw it as a burden. More surveillance in the area, and more scrutiny from the government. But perhaps that's the reason their houses were so close. As Adrianna walked towards her house, she spied upon the Omegas returning to their homes. Adrianna walked by choice, but they walked because they had to.They couldn't afford luxuries like transportation. They were clearly in a glum mood, and as one of them caught her eye, their face turned to malice. It was clear that the Omegas and the Betas hated the Alphas, at least to Adrianna. And she couldn't blame them.
But this man, staring into Adrianna's eyes, made a clear mistake. Such malice should not be put on display by a member of the lower classes towards one of her stature. Perhaps it was caught by a camera, or perhaps by an undercover Reaper, but it was later passed long to her that this man had 'disappeared'. No doubt he was dead, and there was no doubt she felt guilt, but for now for all she knew was that it was just a dirty look, and she kept walking. She had already felt regret for denying them funding, and she already had enough of today. She returned home quickly.
Adrianna's home was no doubt better described as a mansion. She was an Alpha in high standing, so she had one of the finest homes in the area. She opened the deep brown hardwood door into her cold house, kept safe from the summer sun by the ever-watching AC unit. She was greeted by one of her maids; She has a large service staff so she could only remember the names of the ones closest to her. Adrianna returned the greeting, and politely asked if she would relay to her kitchen that she wises for dinner soon. She relayed that she should thank them.
The day was long, and she was asleep by the time dinner was prepared.
As she entered the cool air-conditioned building she gave a small nod to the Reaper guarding the entrance. She was, after all, a member of the 'Inner Circle' and didn't have the fear of the Reapers that many have. Her status was such that if one dragged her in with no concrete evidence of wrongdoing they would be scoffed at. Today she was appointed to attend a meeting between leaders from the Omega's slums and the Alpha government. The meeting was to outline the Omega's ideas for setting up efficient irrigation systems for self-sustenance farming. They would obviously require governmental funds for this. And it was obviously Adrianna's duty to decline these requests with as little malice as possible. Even though her 'fellow' Alphas enjoyed living better then the Omegas they would have to keep them in line, and such an issue had to be approached with delicacy.
The meeting room was small, with a long desk going across the room with seats for all those attending. A window in the back let in the hot sticky summer sun. Adrianna would derive no enjoyment from her task of denying the Omegas, but nonetheless she had to. She had to keep up appearances with the Alphas. She would undoubtedly be executed if she was found to have sympathies with lower classes, and rebellious tendencies. All those in attendance sat in their appointed seats, and Adrianna sat at the head of the table. The meeting was attended by a handful of Omegas, a Reaper simply there to watch the Omegas, and a pair of Alphas that were appointed to assist Adrianna. It was a long meeting, filled with much protest from the Omegas, but in the end, it ended how it inevitably would. The Omegas returned home frustrated and disappointed.
Adrianna was disappointed too, but for now things had to be this way. Change will come at the right time.
As Adrianna exited the cool air-conditioned building she found that the hot, sticky summer sun was hanging high in the sky. Adrianna's home was a short distance from the building, so she typically chose to walk between the two. A house close to this building was typically considered an award, but instead she saw it as a burden. More surveillance in the area, and more scrutiny from the government. But perhaps that's the reason their houses were so close. As Adrianna walked towards her house, she spied upon the Omegas returning to their homes. Adrianna walked by choice, but they walked because they had to.They couldn't afford luxuries like transportation. They were clearly in a glum mood, and as one of them caught her eye, their face turned to malice. It was clear that the Omegas and the Betas hated the Alphas, at least to Adrianna. And she couldn't blame them.
But this man, staring into Adrianna's eyes, made a clear mistake. Such malice should not be put on display by a member of the lower classes towards one of her stature. Perhaps it was caught by a camera, or perhaps by an undercover Reaper, but it was later passed long to her that this man had 'disappeared'. No doubt he was dead, and there was no doubt she felt guilt, but for now for all she knew was that it was just a dirty look, and she kept walking. She had already felt regret for denying them funding, and she already had enough of today. She returned home quickly.
Adrianna's home was no doubt better described as a mansion. She was an Alpha in high standing, so she had one of the finest homes in the area. She opened the deep brown hardwood door into her cold house, kept safe from the summer sun by the ever-watching AC unit. She was greeted by one of her maids; She has a large service staff so she could only remember the names of the ones closest to her. Adrianna returned the greeting, and politely asked if she would relay to her kitchen that she wises for dinner soon. She relayed that she should thank them.
The day was long, and she was asleep by the time dinner was prepared.
Amaranth said
Also if any of you guys playing Alphas wants her as a servant feel free, otherwise the Alpha will just be unnamed.
I'm down, if you're all right working with Adrianna.
Age: 23
Appearance: Adrianna is a youthful girl with soft white skin. She has long straight red hair that reaches down to the small of her back. She has a small frame, and stands at a rather average height of 5'3. She is lithe and graceful, and athletically-inclined. Adrianna has a heart-shaped face adorned with deep green eyes. She has a propensity towards wearing long, beautiful dresses having been raised in luxury, but isn't afraid to don less attractive clothing to match the situation. Adrianna has a charming smile with straight white teeth, but often prefers to keep a stern face when around other Alphas, perhaps to appear superior to them.
Caste: Alpha
Occupation: Inner Circle of the Government
Personality: Adrianna has two traits that make her completely unique among the Alpha caste. The first is that she can feel empathy for the Betas and Omegas, and the second is that she is rebellious towards the government. Among the other Alphas, she appears to be completely ordinary. Outwardly she does not display her inner feeling towards their environment, and play the part of an uncaring Alpha very well. However, among the others in the Insurgency she reveals her true self: She's kind, carefree, and wants to be able to change the Golden Empire. She enjoys being among the like-minded members of the Insurgency. But in addition to this, she is also surprisingly self-aware. She knows that the majority of her 'comrades' more then likely resent her for being everything they are rebelling against. She is also aware that she would more then likely not be a part of the Insurgency if not for the fact that she is one of the few involved with the inner workings of the Government, able to be used for her connection or information. Adrianna is, of course, very smart, being one of the Alpha caste. She is also strong willed; it's hard for one rebelling against an oppressive government not to be. She is an adept liar, able to deceive the other Alphas into allowing her into the inner circle, and keeping her affiliation with the Insurgency away from those around her. Above all she reliable and loyal to her comrades, and is willing to die to bring the change she yearns for.
Bio: Even among other alphas Adrianna Field's parents were respected. They were high-level government officials whose words carried great weight. They had an entirely loveless marriage, but that was not uncommon for those in the Alpha caste. Like many, they saw there relationship as little more then a move to get ahead in life. Adrianna was raised in privilege, and it was hard for her not to become an Alpha. She scored high in both mental and physical aptitude, but when it came to an emotional evaluation the Boss detected the truth- she could, indeed, become rebellious towards the Golden State. However, with her parents influence, she was cleared to come an Alpha, and it was decided that she would have a position similar to her parents. The true results of the test were swept under the metaphorical rug, and as far as anyone was concerned, she was a perfect fit for the Alphas.
From then on Adrianna began her training to become a member of the Inner Circle. She excelled at everything she did. She was one of the most intelligent in all of her classes, and was respected by many. She was athletic, and actively participated in sports. For all intents and purposes she was everything her parents expected and more. However, as she grew, she began to recognize how awful their world truly was. They may have lived comfortably, but she began to become aware of the suffering of those below her, and she also came to realize how controlled their lives were. She was one of the very few Alphas that came to realize that society was terrible. Her resentment grew towards the government, and she truly began to wonder how she could fulfill her position working for it. But soon, she decided. She would work from the inside to change how things worked.
As soon as Adrianna had gotten out of school and fully filled her position, she realized how pointless such a dream was. It became painfully clear she was but one small person in a handful of those that decided how the government should act, and she couldn't hope to change a thing about the Golden State. Not without support, which was hard to come by because very few shared her ideas. But soon the rumors began of a group of rebels. Those rebels were the Insurgency. Adrianna accepted that a peaceful change was impossible. The other Alphas would never give up their position of power, so it had to be done by force. So she sought out the Insurgency. It was hard to find anyone connected to them, but soon she found someone. It was hard to gain their trust, and she's still not sure if she has, but she truly wants to find a way to fix their world, and is willing to do whatever it takes to enact change.
Part of the Insurgency?: Yes
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Interested! This sounds pretty fun.
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I'm interested, I'll have a CS up sometime in the near future.
Interested, looks like there is a pretty large group of people that want in.
Should I really be expected to read things in RPs I'm in? /s
Leon Thorne was surprised that they had enlisted one of the creatures they fought. The witch would cause internal strife within the team. Leon liked to think he didn't judge people based on their past- it was hard for him not to believe in second chances- but this creature was another matter entirely. Most of the team wouldn't want to work with it, it could turn on them, there were just too many problems that bringing it in would cause. But Leon kept his mouth shut. He doubted the commanders would listen to him second guessing them. So, instead, Leon finally pulled down his hood- revealing his face, covered by a large smile. Despite the trouble with the witch, new faces were new faces, and Leon is always eager to met new people.
Leon decided to take a look at the group he is now a part of. First, there were, of course, the commanders. He's heard of all of them in some capacity. First was the Justicar Aura Valerian, the leader of the famed Lunar Watch. Her reputation preceded her, but she didn't quite live up to the stories Leon has heard. She didn't seem strong. She was lithe, and pale. She seemed to counter the tales of the imposing Lunar Watch. Next was Balor, the Sentinel of the Children of the Dark Sun. Leon did not have a high opinion of the cult- they were portrayed as monsters, a terrifying cult to be feared. But now they have marched freely in the open streets, cheered on as heroes. But Eline was willing to get help from those who offered it, and here they are. Balor seemed to exemplify the negative traits of the Dark Suns, underneath his gold armor was a lithe man that was nonetheless incredibly dangerous. Ready to kill, and ready to bring his own twisted form of justice to the world. After Balor came Vladamir. Leon has already made it known he thought of Vladamir as little more then a beast. Finally was the Major, Stonewall. Leon had heard of his exploits in his travels. He sounded like a reliable man, but Leon could not speak beyond that. Besides the commanders, his new allies were also assembled. The team was compose of Lunar Watch, Dark Sol, and Freelancers such as himself. The distinct lack of Inquisition was surprising. He had heard rumors the Eline's soldiers would be participating in operations such as theirs, but that appeared to not be the case.
The meal was pleasant. Leon was in awe of the large dining hall- it was not a setting he was used to. The food was significantly better then anything had, but that was hardly unexpected considering he lived in the wilderness. Leon was sure to be talkative to anyone who would listen, spreading tales of his exploits among the group. AS Leon finished his meal, he stood up from his chair. "It's a pleasure to meet all of you. For anyone that do not know, I am Leon Thorne." Leon said aloud to the group. He the turned towards the commander, "If you'll excuse me, I will go to my room and prepare for tomorrow. Thank Eline for the meal on my behalf, please." He turned away from the dining hall and asked one of the servants to lead him towards his room. Leon muttered words of thanks to the servant and headed inside. He spent the rest of the night doing just what he said he would do. He spent sometime sharpening his sword and organizing his supplies. Finally as the sun fell and the clock struck nine Leon undressed, and laid in his bed. It was hard for him to sleep. It always has been ever since he took his first life.
Leon decided to take a look at the group he is now a part of. First, there were, of course, the commanders. He's heard of all of them in some capacity. First was the Justicar Aura Valerian, the leader of the famed Lunar Watch. Her reputation preceded her, but she didn't quite live up to the stories Leon has heard. She didn't seem strong. She was lithe, and pale. She seemed to counter the tales of the imposing Lunar Watch. Next was Balor, the Sentinel of the Children of the Dark Sun. Leon did not have a high opinion of the cult- they were portrayed as monsters, a terrifying cult to be feared. But now they have marched freely in the open streets, cheered on as heroes. But Eline was willing to get help from those who offered it, and here they are. Balor seemed to exemplify the negative traits of the Dark Suns, underneath his gold armor was a lithe man that was nonetheless incredibly dangerous. Ready to kill, and ready to bring his own twisted form of justice to the world. After Balor came Vladamir. Leon has already made it known he thought of Vladamir as little more then a beast. Finally was the Major, Stonewall. Leon had heard of his exploits in his travels. He sounded like a reliable man, but Leon could not speak beyond that. Besides the commanders, his new allies were also assembled. The team was compose of Lunar Watch, Dark Sol, and Freelancers such as himself. The distinct lack of Inquisition was surprising. He had heard rumors the Eline's soldiers would be participating in operations such as theirs, but that appeared to not be the case.
The meal was pleasant. Leon was in awe of the large dining hall- it was not a setting he was used to. The food was significantly better then anything had, but that was hardly unexpected considering he lived in the wilderness. Leon was sure to be talkative to anyone who would listen, spreading tales of his exploits among the group. AS Leon finished his meal, he stood up from his chair. "It's a pleasure to meet all of you. For anyone that do not know, I am Leon Thorne." Leon said aloud to the group. He the turned towards the commander, "If you'll excuse me, I will go to my room and prepare for tomorrow. Thank Eline for the meal on my behalf, please." He turned away from the dining hall and asked one of the servants to lead him towards his room. Leon muttered words of thanks to the servant and headed inside. He spent the rest of the night doing just what he said he would do. He spent sometime sharpening his sword and organizing his supplies. Finally as the sun fell and the clock struck nine Leon undressed, and laid in his bed. It was hard for him to sleep. It always has been ever since he took his first life.
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