Schnee Corp Lawyer
STILL not over Birthright's ending
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Adehntu City was where it all started.
It was where a quite a few things started actually. Conceived in the late nineties by a group of scientists, politicians, and civil rights leaders who had grown frustrated with the world governments' inability to accept the realities of climate change and growing levels of xenophobia across all nations, it was intended to be a bastion of science and ethics above all other concerns. In 2020, the floating metropolis was completed, well ahead of schedule. In 2032, its sovereignty as a city state was recognized by the UN, shortly after a true cure for the ozone layer was released into the air by its leaders. The year is now 2054, where Adehntu is a true seaborne metropolis in the Atlantic ocean, self sustained with farms on man-made islands and home to a powerhouse economy that's starting to hand the reigns over to a generation who were born and raised entirely within the city.
The beginning is a much smaller affair than world doom being averted or the founding of cities where cities certainly do not belong. You are a citizen of Adhentu, and you're about to have a very bad day. The city's biggest event, a month long celebration called the Founder's Fair, where scientists of all fields come together to celebrate their latest discoveries (and do their best to secure funding for their next ones), is happening in the central district. One man in particular, dressed in a shabby suit and with a slightly wild look in his eyes, is standing in a small auditorium and is declaring in a voice that is somehow both self assured and excited that he has made the most important discovery this scientific paradise has ever made; the discovery of other intelligent life living on earth. Perhaps you've heard of this Professor Bant's work or saw his panel listed in the schedule, and are in the audience with great or passing interest in the proceedings. Perhaps you worked for one of the various people he's taken a loan from and definitely hasn't paid back in the pursuit of this discovery, and you are waiting for this grandstanding idiot to stop talking so you can remind him of his debts. Or maybe you were at the fair for reasons entirely unrelated to this man and were just passing by, which makes whats about to happen even more unfortunate. The professor finishes his explanation by flourishing a tarp off a machine behind him with such grace that you are instantly sure he's practiced that exact motion a hundred times in private, and declares that he knows seeing is believing. Thus, he will show you this life he's discovered! He pulls a lever, flicks a switch, and swiftly declares a concise "Uh oh" before the entire auditorium and everything around it was swallowed in a blinding light.
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That was the last thing you remembered before you woke up in a pexiglass cell, with an armed robot waiting patiently outside the door for who knows what and hunger pangs that feel like you haven't eaten in days.
That was your second most pressing concern.
Your first was the fact that for the first few seconds after waking, your blood felt like it was on fire. As if you were being melted down and remolded from the inside out. It passes, and you feel like... more. Like there's something within you that wasn't there before. A force that was bursting at the seems to be let out.
Welcome to being super powered
SIGN UP SHEETAdehntu City was where it all started.
It was where a quite a few things started actually. Conceived in the late nineties by a group of scientists, politicians, and civil rights leaders who had grown frustrated with the world governments' inability to accept the realities of climate change and growing levels of xenophobia across all nations, it was intended to be a bastion of science and ethics above all other concerns. In 2020, the floating metropolis was completed, well ahead of schedule. In 2032, its sovereignty as a city state was recognized by the UN, shortly after a true cure for the ozone layer was released into the air by its leaders. The year is now 2054, where Adehntu is a true seaborne metropolis in the Atlantic ocean, self sustained with farms on man-made islands and home to a powerhouse economy that's starting to hand the reigns over to a generation who were born and raised entirely within the city.
The beginning is a much smaller affair than world doom being averted or the founding of cities where cities certainly do not belong. You are a citizen of Adhentu, and you're about to have a very bad day. The city's biggest event, a month long celebration called the Founder's Fair, where scientists of all fields come together to celebrate their latest discoveries (and do their best to secure funding for their next ones), is happening in the central district. One man in particular, dressed in a shabby suit and with a slightly wild look in his eyes, is standing in a small auditorium and is declaring in a voice that is somehow both self assured and excited that he has made the most important discovery this scientific paradise has ever made; the discovery of other intelligent life living on earth. Perhaps you've heard of this Professor Bant's work or saw his panel listed in the schedule, and are in the audience with great or passing interest in the proceedings. Perhaps you worked for one of the various people he's taken a loan from and definitely hasn't paid back in the pursuit of this discovery, and you are waiting for this grandstanding idiot to stop talking so you can remind him of his debts. Or maybe you were at the fair for reasons entirely unrelated to this man and were just passing by, which makes whats about to happen even more unfortunate. The professor finishes his explanation by flourishing a tarp off a machine behind him with such grace that you are instantly sure he's practiced that exact motion a hundred times in private, and declares that he knows seeing is believing. Thus, he will show you this life he's discovered! He pulls a lever, flicks a switch, and swiftly declares a concise "Uh oh" before the entire auditorium and everything around it was swallowed in a blinding light.
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That was the last thing you remembered before you woke up in a pexiglass cell, with an armed robot waiting patiently outside the door for who knows what and hunger pangs that feel like you haven't eaten in days.
That was your second most pressing concern.
Your first was the fact that for the first few seconds after waking, your blood felt like it was on fire. As if you were being melted down and remolded from the inside out. It passes, and you feel like... more. Like there's something within you that wasn't there before. A force that was bursting at the seems to be let out.
Welcome to being super powered
Name:
Appearance (pic or description):
Age:
Occupation (if any):
Power(s):
Weaknesses (if any):
Hero codname (if any):
Brief backstory: (if you'd prefer to keep this to the RP proper, just drop a REDACTED here)
Example + my own sheet
Name: C.D. Beckett
Appearance (pic or description):
Age: 25
Occupation (if any): Research assistant
Power(s): Super strength, speed, and durability
Weaknesses (if any): Powers(?) attached to a watch
Hero codname (if any): Ardent
Brief backstory: --REDACTED--
Any questions about Adehntu, power levels, or anything else, just let me know
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