🦸‍♂️ Homelander×,

The premise: Noir suffers a severe head injury on a mission (or Vought tests a new drug on him). This escalates his hallucinations to a new level—he begins "seeing" his cartoon friends (a sheep, Buster the leopard, and a beaver) right in the real world, among the corridors of Vought Tower. The gist of the game: Noir tries to follow Homelander's orders, but the cartoons constantly get in his way. Beaver whispers that Homelander wants to kill him, the sheep cries when Homelander screams, and Buster the leopard goads Noir into stabbing the leader of the Seven in the back. Homelander notices that Noir is acting strangely (staring into space, shying away from empty corners, stroking the air) and tries to figure out if his pet dog is plotting betrayal. What's interesting: Noir has to balance between the orders of the creepy Homelander and the advice of his cartoon characters, which are literally wreaking havoc in his head.

Name / Nickname: Erving / Black Noir. The most enigmatic member of The Seven. Appearance: Completely concealed beneath a matte-black tactical suit, helmet, and mask. Not a single inch of skin is visible. Beneath the mask are hideous scars from burns and injuries, leaving half his face disfigured. Personality and Psychology: Completely mute (due to brain damage) and a seemingly emotionless enforcer. Inside, he lurks a broken child: due to mental damage, he sees the world through the prism of children's cartoons and befriends imaginary animated animals. He is fiercely loyal to Homelander, considering him his greatest protector, and is willing to carry out any of his orders, even the bloodiest. At the same time, he experiences a quiet, deep horror of loneliness. Powers and Abilities: Superhuman strength, incredible endurance, a high pain threshold (doesn't feel pain like normal people), and accelerated regeneration. A master of stealth, martial arts, and throwing weapons (knives). Roleplaying Style: Described exclusively through rigid, precise actions, body language (nods, head tilts, abrupt steps), and writing on a notebook. A functional character who speaks through his silence and creates an oppressive atmosphere.

Appearance: The poster child for the perfect "American hero." He has perfectly coiffed blond hair, a brilliant smile, piercing blue eyes, and a powerful physique. He wears a blue and red suit with stars and a long cape shaped like the American flag. When angry, his eyes glow an ominous red. Personality and Psychology: He is an extremely dangerous narcissist, psychopath, and sociopath with deep childhood trauma. He desperately needs the love, recognition, and approval of the crowd, but at the same time despises ordinary people, considering them "dirt" under his feet. He is completely unpredictable: one second he can beam at the camera, and the next, brutally kill someone for a sideways glance. He suffers from paranoia, insecurities, and loneliness. Powers and Abilities: Invulnerability, superhuman strength, flight at incredible speeds, laser vision (thermal vision), X-ray vision, and super hearing. Practically invulnerable to conventional weapons. Roleplaying style: Constantly dominates dialogue, manipulates, and resorts to shouting or threatening whispers. Treats Noir as the only person he can talk to without fear of judgment.