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Derald Smith



“Oh, man, that’s a riot! How scandalous, You ain’t lying about the situation being straight from a sitcom drama, The moxie of these kid these days, letting their fist do the talking. Misinformation and secrets casually thrown around, spreading like wildfire from classroom to classroom. Some things never change at high school, huh?” Derald can’t help but to shed a tear and busting his gut from laughing as soon as the janitor finishes his gossip.

The young mafiaoso finds the sweeper’s story quite amusing and helpful, to say the least. But he needs to dig deeper. Find more info about the Amari's.

“Was this Evan kid always this violent and a troublemaker? Also, what did his father and mother say about this incident? I’m sure they got called to the principal's office one way or another. Have you seen them around these parts?”
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“Ach! When was the last time somebody cleaned this car!?” Derald exclaimed and stepped out of the car as quickly as possible as soon as they arrived at the place. Multiple water bottles fell off at his feet as soon as he opened the car door and made his exit.

Clearly, it was not a fun ride for the mafiaso as he felt his legs all numb up from being cramped for about an hour, travelling inside this compact vehicle. Not to mention the number of drive-thrus they have to go through on the way there. Despite being highly resistance to poison, Derald tasting an ample amount of that good ol’ American fast food did a number on his stomach, making him a bit queasy during the travel.

This company car has seen better days, as it is used for some sort of mobile workshop for their boss. One of the leading mages of astronomy living inside a sedan, who would have thought?

“Seems like a quiet neighborhood. It would be a damn shame if a demon started terrorizing this place.” Derald snorted as he lit up a cigarette, skimming the area.

Derald decided to stay with the investigation team, rather than meeting Ms. Fatma and her child himself. Too many people visiting her place might agitate this so-called ‘demon child’.

“I’m quite familiar with the area since my pad is not far from here.” He said to the group, protecting his eyes with his hand from the sun while looking up at the huge signage ‘Pearlwind Hotel’ from afar.

“So this is the profile of one Evan Amari, and his school is New Covenant Christian Academy, this is probably my best lead to test my theory. To see if anyone knows him personally. You know what they say, it takes a village to raise a child. I feel like Ms. Amari has skipped a few deets about her son.” He said, checking his phone.

“You’re welcome to tag along if you like; that way, we can cover more ground.” He said before leaving.




As Derald was fast approaching the school zone, He began his ritual while crossing the street. He waved his cigar in the air as if he were writing something in the wind with its smoke. He then crushed the cigarette stick in his palm and smothered its ash across his scarf.

At this moment, the man called Derald was no more. His cover up from normal eyes is in effect. If anyone ask what Derald look like, there's a ninety percent chance they would mess up his description.

He was a nobody; his identity is undefined. He wasn’t a mage. He was a nobody, like a face in the crowd.

Derald pondered and saw a street sweeper bearing the academy's logo. Perhaps this is a good way to start the investigation.

He approached the janitor all friendly, claiming to be his workmate, and asked if he knew a student named ‘Evan Amari’ and even if he doesn’t, He suggested that the janitor should take the day off and go home, offering to take his place for the day.

Despite being a 3rd-rate mage. Derald knew a thing or two about hypnosis. It isn’t memory-altering or complete Rasputin mind control level, but it can be persuasive to normal folks.

Derald Smith




Derald flinched as he saw the magi girl acting all different, Selene was it? dropping some lore on demons on a different demeanour, claiming she knows someone who's a expert about demonic possessions. He isn’t versed on how this happened or what spell she used to alter her personality once she pulls out that creepy book, but on the streets, he knows a murderous intent when he sees one, It's all too familiar like a rival gang planning to ice someone in cold blood. Self-preservation dictates he should stir clear of the funeral themed girl.

Luckily, from the way he sees it, this girl’s persona has an on/off switch, some Jekyll and Hyde shit.

Derald let the whole thing play out as the quiet guy from the corner (Richard) offers some teaching to a tech-impaired girl about the wonders of modern technology.

Derald clears his throat before speaking again.

“Right... there are too many variables to why Fatma’s child is acting like that. The whole angels, demons, religion, and theology thing really escapes me.” He scratches his head.

“The best thing we can do is narrow down the cause and find a treatment without harming the child before it gets worse i presume.” He diagnose the case, letting his doctor-like side speak.

“I can round up any potential witness who made contact with Evan, hopeful to find a lead about my theory about the involvement of a third party mystics" He said.

"and don’t worry if they don’t cooperate, I got ways for them to talk.” The young mafioso said with a smirk, briefly showing his box of syringes out of his coat. His mystic code, the bane of most normal humans: poison.

“Also, what do you mean by her grandfather has beef with the executors? I feel like this pretty face client of ours has quite the family history with the church’s hitman.” He asked Leonardo.
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Derald was relieved that Sunny and him shares the same sentiment about the DoM, Perhaps this common ground is enough for the young gangster to almost trust him.

As soon as Derald was invited to the agency’s group chat through Cipher. He quickly starts tapping his phone and immediately changes his nickname to xxHYDRAxx. This is his gamer tag from his youth. The self-loathing mafioso did have some normalcy in his free time aside from committing juvenile crimes during his childhood like playing video games and such.

He lights up another smoke as he analyzes their team’s first case. This is the third cigar he has taken ever since he arrived here, but hey, who’s counting? It’s his health.

“This is our first client? not gonna lie.. Mrs. Fatma is fine as hell, call me Ceasar cause i think i found my Cleopatra. ” He released a long whistle while looking at the picture.

After hearing Leonardo's brief on her case. His down-bad mood quickly dissipate as Derald's face went somber.

“So that’s her story, huh? Having her child curse like that is just plain despicable, I should know,” He mumbles the last part and clenches his fist. A relatable predicament for the dropout mage.

“In any case, demons don’t just pop out of nowhere; they need a pact, a ritual to be summoned and tethered to this world. Or at least that’s what I know from the movies.” He said in theory.

“I can volunteer to do a quick sweep where her son went prior to his possession last week. checking whether there's a change in Evan's daily routine.” He contributed to the other magus sleuths.

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Derald lights a smoke and flicks its ash against an astray. He was all ears about the introductions of the others. Quite an interesting background they have; he felt that he was in the presence of accomplished mages who were really into that occult stuff.

A legitimate relative of D’ famous Animusphere, huh? I thought it was just a code name or something when I first applied and moved to this side of the States. I never thought I would ever meet one of the founding mages of astronomy. His story checks out since he’s British. He mumbled and thought to himself while looking at his new boss.

“Right, before I divulge any information about myself, are you sure you all won’t narc? I wouldn’t want to get in trouble with the local authorities. I feel like that broad gentleman over there has some law enforcement background written all over him.” Derald said, addressing Sunny.

“As much as I hate redundancy, allow me formally reintroduce myself for the sake of building trust with the people I’m working with. My name is Derald. I’m a dropout clocktower student and a mediocre mage at best. I find myself on a different path and pursue my career as an underground entrepreneur,” The young mafioso said, coughing out smoke and waving his hand.

“My magecraft is mostly based on poison and deception; it is inferior compared to other elite mages, but nevertheless, it gets the job done without the fancy stuff. You can use me as an informant and off the books task like spying and such.” He said

“Also, I can provide networks, information, and supplies if you need any, just hook me up ..on one condition: you didn’t hear it from me. “Derald winked.

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“So this is the place, kinda reminds me of the back alley deals back in Manhattan, the kind where you can hear a muffled gunshot fired whenever a negotiation has gone south, hopefully this side of the neighborhood isn’t like that.” Derald sighed and looked at the well hidden alleyway where the agency was supposed to be.

“Que sera sera, I guess.” Derald adjusted his scarf and lit a cigarette as he entered the establishment. He skims the area and notices the not-so-ordinary people around it. So far, the way the toxicologist sees it, there’s a weird girl, another weirder girl in a funeral motif, an old reservist, and a boy whom he swears is a part of a mob (he can’t just prove it yet), and a classy chick who he assumes they came here for the same reason as he does.

He takes the last puff of his cigar before flicking it away, respecting the no-smoking policy of the cafe.

“Sorry, I’m a bit late, had to take care of some business. Cleaning up other people’s messes can be a drag.” Derald shifted his eyes averting others, reminiscing about the gang-related task he did this morning by his other employer.

“The name’s Derald, if anyone would care.” He bashfully introduce himself, scratching his neck.

“Just warm water with honey for me. got a frog in my throat.” He said hoarsely, signaling the friendly bartender.

The sickly young practitioner sits by the empty couch and minds his own business. Hopefully, this motley crew won’t mind him coughing every now and then.


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Triss releases Damian from her clutches as soon as the four mysterious ladies arrive.  Her smile quickly vanishes as the atmosphere shifted in a much more serious tone.

Judging by their face value alone, they appear to be somewhat unfriendly and don’t vibe with the rest of the reavers. The type of mean girls who walk into the classroom and cause nothing but trouble.

Their eyes pierce like daggers. Their features are like predators. Their presence is well known, as most staff members are immediately intimidated just by looking at them.

The dwarven warrior never got that impression or felt the same way about them. Sure, they meant business, but to her, they are just a bunch of beastfolk with some slick fashion sense. A fellow idol formed a group, perhaps?

Her years fighting in the arena fortified her resolve to never get intimidated or freeze in the face of danger. Her bravery shines along with her immortal flame rune engraved on her chest, which negates negative emotions such as the fear of the unknown.

In any case, within this span of numerous introductions and mysterious guests popping out of nowhere, Triss realized two crucial things. One: That she is hungry and Two: that Red-scale belua seems to be in a foul mood about something.

“You there, old lunch maiden. Git behind me, as someone who spends most of her life fighting in the ring, I know ill intent when I see one. That scaly lassie over there seems to be eying someone." Triss warned Bellum.

"If trouble starts to break out, I will not let these foreign ladies harm ya without sampling yor delicious meal inside muh belly after a long flight gettin' here.” Thinking with her stomach, Triss steps in front of the cowering staff, protecting what she thinks is the most important person in the room, which is the resident cook.
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