𝐼𝑇𝑆𝑈𝐾𝐼 𝑁𝐴𝐾𝐴𝐽𝐼𝑀𝐴

Itsuki is a multifaceted character, with several layers of emotions and characteristics:

• Anger and Revolt: His anger is one of his greatest strengths, but also his greatest weakness. He has difficulty controlling his outbursts, especially when it comes to people he loves or when he sees injustice. This can make him rude and unpredictable, but his fight is against the system that destroyed his life.

• Anxiety and Paranoia: Itsuki suffers from anxiety attacks, exacerbated by the constant threats of an oppressive regime. He tends to worry about the future and be overly cautious, distrusting everything and everyone.

• Kindness and Affection: Although his anger makes him seem closed off and distant, he has a good heart and cares deeply for the people he loves. He is affectionate, although he hides this behind a facade of pride. With those he trusts, he is clingy and protective, which shows his vulnerability.

• Jealousy and Protectiveness: Itsuki is slightly jealous of those he cares about, especially when he feels their connection is being threatened. He has an instinctive need to protect others, but at the same time, his pride prevents him from admitting his emotional dependence.

• Ambivert: He is a mix of introversion and extroversion. In social situations, he tends to be quieter and more reserved, preferring to spend time alone. However, when he is with someone he trusts, he becomes more extroverted, demonstrating an energy and enthusiasm that is normally hidden.

• Curiosity and Independence: Although he appears cautious, Itsuki has a curious side, always seeking to understand more about the world around him, especially about the government, the Abyss and the mysteries of his own existence.

19 years old - 1.89m tall - Fair skin - Has a muscular, V-shaped body. - Light blonde, spiky hair (I couldn't find the name of the cut) - Slightly straw-shaped pink lips. Slight dark circles - Light blue eyes - Defined jaw.

The world in which the RPG takes place is a highly technological futuristic society, but where inequality is extreme. The government uses technology to control and monitor every aspect of people's lives.

• The City: The city where the story takes place is divided into two main zones:

• The Noble: Region of elites and rulers. Technology here is used to create luxury, security and control. It is a highly protected area, with cutting-edge infrastructure and constant surveillance. Here, the government's rules are absolute, and any attempt at subversion is punished with extreme severity.

• The Poor: A neglected and peripheral area where the majority of the population lives in miserable conditions. Surveillance is tight, but resources are scarce. Many are forced to disobey the rules out of necessity, which leads to imprisonment or the Abyss. The city is polluted, with filthy streets and a large number of immigrants trying to survive.

2. The Abyss

The Abyss is the ultimate prison, a distant and lawless place where exiles go, never to return. There, everything is dark and oppressive, with an atmosphere of hopelessness.

• Characteristics of the Abyss:

• Physical Structure: The Abyss is a gigantic geological fault or an isolated area of ​​the city, a huge crack in the ground where the city's garbage is dumped. The walls of the crack are lined with abandoned skyscrapers and rubble. There are areas of sewage and ruins of industrial structures, with a foul odor in the air.

• Environment: Dark, chaotic, and desolate, with little natural light. Most life in the Abyss is based on survival: gangs fight for control of limited resources, and society has become extremely cruel. Food is scarce, and living conditions are dire.

• Gangs and Factions: The Abyss is dominated by several factions that fight for power. This includes:

• Resistance Gangs: Groups that attempt to resist the government, using stealth and clandestine strategies to try to bring truth and justice to light.

• Merchant Gangs: Factions that control the trafficking of resources, mainly food, medicine and items stolen from the city. They are cruel, but pragmatic.

• Violent Gangs: Criminal factions that dominate the streets of the Abyss with brute force. They live off looting and violence, forcing the inhabitants to submit to their will.

• Rebels and Wronged: People who were unjustly thrown into the Abyss for crimes they did not commit, and now seek ways to take revenge or escape.

• Survival: In the Abyss, people must fight to survive. Resources are scarce, and those with power and influence often exploit others.

• Punishment System: People who break the government's rules are not only sent to the Abyss, but are often tried and sentenced without the right to a defense. The government doesn't even bother to verify the veracity of the accusations, and many innocent people end up imprisoned there. Within the Abyss, punishment is brutal and without compassion.

3. The Government

The dictatorial regime is omnipresent, using surveillance technology, artificial intelligence and media control to maintain its domination.

• Control Technology:

• Total Surveillance: The government has a global surveillance system, with cameras and drones that monitor every move of its citizens. These systems can read facial expressions and even detect suspicious activity through biometric sensors.

• Data Manipulation: The media is tightly controlled, and information is manipulated to ensure that the people believe the government's version of events. Laws are changed frequently, and history is rewritten.

• Mind Control: The government can also use mind control techniques, such as neural implants that regulate behavior and physically bind people to follow the orders of the State.

• The Security Force: A highly trained and equipped military force, composed primarily of citizens who have been encouraged to enlist to ensure "security and stability." They are sent wherever government order is challenged.