The Suspicious Eye
Your Darling Devil
Basic Lore
The year is 2120. Four hundred years ago there was a genetic separation in human DNA. No one knew where it came from or why it was happening, but soon children were born with extraordinary powers. Flight, telepathy, elemental manipulation, great powers entangled within small children. At first the government tried to contain the new empowered children, but the birth rate of a empowered child steadily changed from 1 in 100 to 1 in 10 children born in the recent 200 years.
There was no stopping the influx of empowered children , so the government turned to regulating the use of super powers. These regulations pushed against human rights and were poorly planned. Harsh retaliation was met with fierce use of power. Fighting against these laws was a bloody a terrifying time, but with their resolve the regulations were abolished and new laws were set in place. Successful in their endeavor, the scars of the fight remained. Resulting in antagonistic empowered group who grew to be the leaders within the empowered community.
Powers became a staple in society, however, those who are stronger have begun to prey on the weak. Leaving those without powers at the bottom. Many empowered didn't even care about those left behind, believing in the ideology of only the powerful should lead. Schools for Empowered children rose and followed the ideology of strong over the weak, leading to many students becoming more hostile to normals and a rush of empowered criminals.
To counteract this influx and improve relationships between empowered and normals Elias Steinbeck established Highland Academy. His academy began to teach heroism and the importance of helping those who are weaker than them. With every graduating class more heroes became recognized. In 20 years after Highland Academy's creation the graduating heroes and those who independently became heroes established the Hero's Association. Hero's new and old now have a central hub and structure to help them pursue justice. A year after its construction the American government acknowledged the Association and has been working alongside it to improve world safety.
Rules and RegulationsThese are the basic rules, more may be added.
Those who join HAPI sign an academy agreement and If violated, they can be expelled. Following a student breaking rules they can be subjected to one of the 3 punishments.
The year is 2120. Four hundred years ago there was a genetic separation in human DNA. No one knew where it came from or why it was happening, but soon children were born with extraordinary powers. Flight, telepathy, elemental manipulation, great powers entangled within small children. At first the government tried to contain the new empowered children, but the birth rate of a empowered child steadily changed from 1 in 100 to 1 in 10 children born in the recent 200 years.There was no stopping the influx of empowered children , so the government turned to regulating the use of super powers. These regulations pushed against human rights and were poorly planned. Harsh retaliation was met with fierce use of power. Fighting against these laws was a bloody a terrifying time, but with their resolve the regulations were abolished and new laws were set in place. Successful in their endeavor, the scars of the fight remained. Resulting in antagonistic empowered group who grew to be the leaders within the empowered community.
Powers became a staple in society, however, those who are stronger have begun to prey on the weak. Leaving those without powers at the bottom. Many empowered didn't even care about those left behind, believing in the ideology of only the powerful should lead. Schools for Empowered children rose and followed the ideology of strong over the weak, leading to many students becoming more hostile to normals and a rush of empowered criminals.
To counteract this influx and improve relationships between empowered and normals Elias Steinbeck established Highland Academy. His academy began to teach heroism and the importance of helping those who are weaker than them. With every graduating class more heroes became recognized. In 20 years after Highland Academy's creation the graduating heroes and those who independently became heroes established the Hero's Association. Hero's new and old now have a central hub and structure to help them pursue justice. A year after its construction the American government acknowledged the Association and has been working alongside it to improve world safety.
Rules and RegulationsThese are the basic rules, more may be added.
- Follow RpN guidelines
- GM's word is law.
- The posting limit is two large or three medium sized paragraphs.
- No God-moding/power-playing/Op-characters
- Be nice and respectful to one another
- Keep OOC messages out of the IC roleplay sections
- There's no posting per week requirement, but if you will be gone for a long period please let us know so we can move on.
- If you're going to make a new character, or change the current character, let the GM's know before posting.
- Ask questions if you're unsure about what is going on in the world. Your GMs are there to answer them.
- Respect the campus. The entire campus has feelings and knows what goes on within it. Littering, destruction of property and vandalism will not go unnoticed.
- Respect your teachers.
- Respect other students. Bullying is not tolerated, if it becomes a problem the discipline committee will take action.
- There is not fighting allowed outside of respective classes and clubs. Those caught fighting will be punished.
- Attend class. Unauthorized skipping will be identified and recorded. Too many unauthorized skips (1-2 warning 2-5 community service 5-9 detention 10+ expulsion) and you'll fail the year and be expelled.
Those who join HAPI sign an academy agreement and If violated, they can be expelled. Following a student breaking rules they can be subjected to one of the 3 punishments.
- Community service
- Detention
- Expulsion
- Continuing breaking any of the rules expressed in the Academy agreement.
- Attacking civilians
- Killing anyone
- Failing the year
- Skipping 10 or more classes
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