Name: Oshiro Masaharu.
Age: 19
Gender: Male.
Rank: Knight
Appearance:
They say not to judge a book by it's cover, but in Masaharu's case, one would probably be safer if they went with their first impression -- run away. Standing at a good 6'2", the man's height is absolutely ridiculous for his nationality. Because of this, he seems very intimidating and horrific. With broad shoulders and a long, slender body, he appears to have the stature appropriate for none other than a basketball player. His face is a little on the narrow side, his nose long and his chin subtly pointed. His complexion is comparable to that of faded parchment. Muscles are... not a main feature of his, but along his arms, stomach and legs, one can feel the small protrusions brought by fitness and hard work during his high school years. In other words, his limbs are toned. Atop his head lies a mess of dyed cobalt and sky blue strands, the bleached blonde and dark brown roots revealing themselves towards the top of his skull. Reaching almost his shoulders, his locks are choppy and sporadic; not one section is the same length as the other. Said strands are usually tied up into a pony tail held at the side, simply to keep the mess out of his eyes (though his violently uneven bangs are a continuous problem regardless) Surprisingly enough, his hair is soft and smooth to the touch, despite the fact that he doesn't do anything special to take care of it. His eyes are a soft shade of hazel, though surely more on the brown side, unless introduced to light of some sort -- at that point, the green hues really begin to shine. Specks of blue appear visible about his orbs, and the darkened rim around his pupil gives his eyes a larger appearance. Regardless of his natural color, his eyes seem to change shade almost daily -- colored contacts are just as much of a necessity as the colorful wristbands, bracelets and hair accessories that adorn the rest of him. Narrow and thick-lashed, his eyes seem dark and cold, but when he smiles and jokes around, the presumed callous facade disappears immediately. If anything, his crooked smile is his most comforting feature... and in some cases, it's too his most frightening.
His fashion sense isn't any less out there than his physical appearance. While he had always been a fan of suits and dress attire, his wardrobe is likely to be considered anything but. Though his suits take the shape of any regular old business wear, the brightly colored fabric and extravagant patterns would send any true entrepreneur running miles away. His favorite appears to be a black and turquoise hybrid -- on his left, the suit is white with a turquoise sleeve and white trim, and on the right, it's the exact inverse, however, the sleeves are often rolled up. Upon his wrists lie a plethora of colorful bracelets and bands that seem to change day to day. Beads of every color, small figurines dangling from charm bracelets and striped wristbands line up in what he likes to call a "chaotic mess." In his hair, he's known to adorn DIY hair clips and accessories -- like a rubber duck glued to a bobby pin, or a miniature toy dinosaur pinned behind a small, black bow. On his lazy days, the male remains as colorful as ever, with bright dress shirts (more often in shades of red or pink) and a pair of white or black dress pants. On his feet, he's almost always sporting a pair of cloth, turquoise, slightly mud-stained calf-high boots, buckled with a little white heart -- though the minuscule details are often hidden by his dark dress pants. There's almost never a day where his looks don't make him stand out from the crowd. No matter what he's wearing, however, the blood stains left over from his prior victims are almost always apparent.
Personality:
At first glance, one would assume that the male would be a very lovable individual. However, as one delves deeper, past the corny jokes and admirable social skills, Masaharu is a very dark and twisted man. Fairly outgoing and fearless, the male is never afraid to voice his opinion, whether it be against common belief or not. His confidence is a turn on to some, while to others, it makes him even scarier. With somewhat of a big mouth, he almost always says whatever's on his mind. Humorous and witty, he's always the one getting people to laugh, even in the hardest of times. Although his sense of humor is on the slightly darker side, he's usually able to get a chuckle or two, whether it be from sincere laughter or as an awkward laughter to clear the silence. Anything but serious, the male is always joking around, and sometimes, it's just not appropriate. However, Masaharu doesn't seem to take hints well (or perhaps he merely chooses to ignore them), and continues to laugh away, usually at others' expense. The man is almost like a child. Courageous and brave, he's always first to volunteer for things, especially towards things that are dangerous. It almost appears as if he has absolutely no regard for his life whatsoever -- as if he believes he's invincible. Surely, he acts as if he'll live forever. In addition, he's always very energetic, even in the latest hours of the night. Even when his body is fatigued, he appears to be as bouncy and candid as ever.
Though it isn't quite as overt as his other traits, Masaharu is probably one of the most selfish men in existence. He's always thinking for himself and of things that will help him in the long run. Constantly, he's questioning what use those around him could be (perhaps one of the only things he keeps to himself), and if he finds them worthless, he simply puts them on his kill list for a later date. As mentioned before, the male is quite the joker -- but more often than not, his jokes are anything but appropriate. He seems to have absolutely no respect for anybody, living, dead or otherwise. Anything is open game for him to pick fun at, particularly the sensitive areas. Odd and strange are both words often used to describe Masaharu's outlook on life. His beliefs and goals are anything but within the norm, and most of the time, his individuality isn't a good thing. While others believe the glass is half full, his eyes can only see the half that's empty. Cynical, pessimistic and anything but trusting, his outward optimism is merely a shell to cover the poison that lies inside of him. The laughter he spreads, the friendships he develops, all of them are simply to help him progress and survive. He cares not about the safety or well-being of others, but rather, his own personal gain and entertainment. Blood fascinates him, and dead bodies make him smile. The sound of crushing bones and the squelching of disabled organs are music to his ears. While Masaharu calls it determination and perseverance, most call it pure insanity.
History:
Most fairytales begin with a pair of star-crossed lovers, set apart by fate but ultimately, brought together after facing hardships aplenty; in the case of Masaharu's parents, only the first part remained true. Oshiro Tatsuya, Masaharu's father, was a man who had lived on the streets for almost all of his life, while his mother, Futsugumi Kaniri, was a woman of high status and wealth. Kaniri had always been a rebel and was always trying to break off from her parents' secluded views of the world, and one night, she had sneaked out to roam the streets of Tokyo. After a long night of wandering about, she had found herself in a dire situation with three men, tied up in an alleyway. It was then that Tatsuya came to the rescue, defeating the villains with a few swift swipes of a pocket knife and easily, he rescued the damsel in distress. It hadn't taken long for the two to fall into a typical teenage love... and naturally, Kaniri's parents were anything but approving. The more they told her to stay away from the street rogue, the closer and closer they became, before Kaniri came home with news that she was pregnant. It was then that her parents locked her up, not allowing her to leave her room until she was to give birth (as she refused to go through with an abortion, which, again, was anything but delightful to her parents.) It was decided that the child would be given up for adoption instead. Upset with their decision, Kaniri decided that she would do anything to keep the child with her and it's father... even if it cost her her life. A few days before she was to go into labor, the woman stopped. For six days, she ate nothing drank nothing, and barely slept, merely sitting in her bed and waiting for labor to come upon her. When the time came, the birth sapped what lite life she had left in her body, and within hours after baby Masaharu's arrival, the woman died. With the sacrifice of her life, the child would be able to stay with it's father, who had gotten a stable job and a small apartment by the time he was born. Kaniri's intentions never became apparent to Masaharu's father -- in fact, Tatsuya continuously blamed himself for Kaniri's death. He felt as if it were his fault; that if he could have saved her from her
abusive and
cruel parents, she would be alive to see her baby boy grow up. Even in his own death, he pinned the blame on himself.
Though Masaharu had grown up with a roof over his head and a bed to sleep on, he and his father were anything but well off. Not only did they have to steal most of their food and other necessities, (as his father's jobs were anything but well-paying, and the man was more often unemployed than not) but his father's mental health slowly deteriorated over time. By the time Masaharu was six, his mother's death became nothing but a joke. "You must have grown in poison," His father would always say with an unpleasant laugh as he patted the child. Eventually, Masaharu became entirely desensitized to death. It didn't frighten him, but rather, it fascinated him. The story of his mother's death, along with the stories of shootings in the ghetto and bloody bodies found in lakes brought him more joy than anything else the average high schooler took pleasure in. He loved to hear the tales of demise and bloodshed, and slowly, he began to crave the power of destroying others and creating the tales of human destruction. The subject in entirety became nothing but a joke. For a long time, he planned the demise of his father, but only a few nights before Masaharu would have had the chance, the male took his own life when his son was a mere eighteen year old. Rather than feeling upset, he was angry. The man was selfish -- by taking his own life, he wouldn't be around to spread the tale, and therefore, his life was ruined. More and more, Masaharu craved the power to destroy those around him and create stories of interest and disgust for others to enjoy. A few months after his father's death, the rumor of a town filled with crime and death reached his pierced ears. It hadn't taken him long to make the move towards Morotsuka, and immediately, he found his first victim -- a homely college student who had simply found herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. After a few more kills, he found himself caught up in the town's morphed game of cops and robbers. It was after he got his collar that his kills became vital to him, which made them all the more exciting. All of his dreams of bloodshed and excitement had come true almost over-night. His life had become his own twisted fairytale.
Weapon:
Screwdriver/
Wrench -- If he ever needs a little oomph added to his murder, he's always quick to use a screwdriver, wrench, or any other sort of ordinary house tool. They're easy to find, easy to clean and easy to dispose of.
His bare hands - Masaharu much prefers the sensation of blood on his palms to anything else.
Other: From time to time, Masaharu smokes, but only if he's stressed. He's also very, very claustrophobic.
RP Sample: o wo; It won't let me post my samples from Gaia cuz I haven't made fifteen posts... so I'll copy/paste one. XD Beware the wall~ o wo;
A post from Until the Devil Knows said:
Yuka quietly nodded as the groups were split up, happy to see that Shiori was on the team... and as the group split up, she felt sort of uncomfortable being paired with the quietest of the group.. He hadn't said much at all since the day before. She herself tried sparking conversation as they reached their destination... usually by sticking to the case talk, like what she had found out and other such things but he didn't seem too interested... They ran around quite a bit -- two of the clients they tried to get to weren't home, and the other had already hired the highschool detective... it was a rather disappointing day. Lunch time rolled around and the two stopped at a small cafe to get something to eat, and she sighed, brushing her purple locks back and glancing down at the table. "I... I guess since we haven't talked to any of our clients, I might as well speak up. I... I want to solve this case because I know they're not suicides. My cousin... he didn't kill himself. I know he didn't. Takuya was always so happy... especially as of late... he seemed to have a lot more confidence in himself. And... he and I got in an argument one night when he came over to visit, and he stormed out..." She paused as the waitress arrived with coffee, and Yuka smiled, nodding as the woman headed off again. "And... I saw him get carried off by two large men. It was night time and too dark too see their faces. The next morning... I saw on the news that his body had been found and I tried telling the police department that he had been murdered, but they wouldn't listen... so I have to solve this case. ...But don't you start feeling sorry for me, or I swear to ****ing God..." Her soft voice turned harsh quickly as she leaned back some, another mood swing taking place. Her cousin had been her best friend, even through childhood... whenever she was having trouble with her parents, he was there for her. Whenever she cried, he was the only one who had hugged her... and it hurt her to see him go. Eventually, the food arrived and Yuka glared up at the waitress. "About ****ing time," The woman looked a little taken back but hurried off with a smile nontheless... Yuka's hostility faded once again and a large smile appeared on her face. "I wonder if the others are having any luck?"
Higuchi, though somewhat disappointed he didn't get to spend the day with one of the cute-figured girls, figured that he would work much better alone. And he did -- he had gotten to speak with three famlies of the victims... and unfortunately, got the same responses from all three. Suicide was unimaginable, they were so happy... but one key thing led to their connection -- all of the victims had been seen with both minor and serious injuries -- injuries they had never gotten before on a normal basis, or so said their families. Though it wasn't much of one, the computer-loving male took this as the largest lead he had and for the moment, was satisfied. He stopped off at a pastry shop, figuring he deserved a break.. when a smaller blonde had tapped him on the shoulder. He smiled... she couldn't see without her glasses, could she... He read off the sign and watched her order some things... and continued to watch her fail miserably at opening the door. Laughing some to himself, he held the door open for her with one hand, while grabbing some of the bags and things with his other, 'accidently' rubbing his hand past the decently sized little lumps on her chest. "Allow me to help you out, sweetheart~" And he grinned holding the boxes and bags in his arms and smiling down at her, insisting she led the way. Ishigaki was a bit more nervous around the partner he had been assigned with -- she was a woman, and a woman he didn't know nontheless... and every now and then, he began speaking nervously, just to fill the silence... though he knew he sounded like nothing but a babbling idiot... nevertheless, he smiled, and tried communicating while they drove on. "T-Tsukino-san... h-how did you meet Maruyama-san? Just out of curiousity... she said you two were good friends!" He merely asked the question with hopes to start a conversation... if the entire force was familiar with each other they would get things done faster...
As soon as she felt herself free from the vile man's metallic grip, she lifted her fist and prepared herself for a little brawl... until she heard him say the word fat. Her hostility dropped noticably and her eyes almost became blank... She blinked some when she felt a strong force on her arm; Hideki held her, leaning in to whisper a little. "Look," And he gently nudged his head in the direction of the opposing team, frowning. Natsumi tried to look angry... but she couldn't get the word out of her head. Fat... he had called her fat... Miyako said she had looked like she had lost a lot of weight but... apparently the red head had just been lying to make her feel better. This man didn't even know her.. and her eyes softened, her body growing hostile once more. "Don't ****ing touch me, Asuo," The pink haired man released her immediately and watched the girl storm ahead... she obviously didn't want to stay around and converse any longer. She didn't know the blonde's name... but surely, the next time she saw him there'd be trouble... as for now, she was absolutely and utterly mortified with herself. Fat... she was still fat... and she needed to try harder. She needed to eat less and visit the bathroom more... she just... she didn't want to worry Miyako and she didn't want to get caught. Miyako... stood by Hideki's side, who politely excused the three of them from the conversation and followed the brunette from behind. Miyako frowned... she was glad that she didn't hit the blonde man back in the resteraunt but... she was also worried that she didn't. She didn't hit him so that meant something was wrong... Hideki smiled at the younger girl, placing a hand on her head and trying to comfort her by starting a light conversation about... well, whatever teenage girls liked. Boybands, candy, cartoons... all of which Hideki enjoyed himself... and up ahead, they could hear Natsumi cursing. Hideki and Miyako assumed it was just towards the blonde male... but she was only telling her body how worthless it was. Eventually, the three ended up back at the two girls' apartment and the three stepped inside. Natsumi headed straight for the bathroom, and Hideki frowned. He... already believed he had a good grasp on what was going on, but kept his mouth shut as not to worry the younger female or get the brunette worked up. Miyako got the both of them something to drink and echoed down the hallway to Natsumi, who had shut the door. "Nana-tan, can Asou-san stay here tonight? I think... we should talk about that offer that was given to us!" It took a while for the brunette to respond, but reluctantly, she let out a cold yes. The red-head smiled. "You can sleep in my room tonight, Asuo-san, I'll sleep on the couch," The pink haired man sat next to her on the sofa and shook his head. "I'll sleep on the couch, it's okay. And we've been teammates for a long time now -- it's okay to call me Hideki, if you'd like," The red-head smiled and nodded a little... and the male perked an eyebrow. She seemed so much sweeter when the brunette wasn't around...
And so after the brunette's long trip to the restroom, the three discussed their plans and finally decided that it would be in their best interest to take up the offer and cooperate with the other team... if only for a little while. Double the money meant they wouldn't have to play as long as they had expected and... all three could reach their dreams faster. And morning arrived... and as if someone had read their mind, another game invitation showed up in the mail, inviting them to... a subway station? Hideki frowned -- all of their games had been set in abandoned, vacant places but he knew for sure that this subway was still up and running... he took it every day to get home. Frowning, the three eyed each other and simply prepared themselves for the day... and the match ahead... packing three guns and their CD away in their bag. The team members on the other side of town were entirely unaware of what they were in for... The night prior, Nobu had been quite entertained by the little showdown he had witnessed at the door of his apartment... In all honesty, he had just picked up the slut off of the street and she had promised him a good time... he had done better but it was good enough for a temporary release. His eyes, however, landed on the pair of obviously larger breasts standing in his doorway as the other woman tried her hardest to make hers look larger... and the ghost of a smirk appeared as he listened to her complain. He said nothing, watching her open her door and he peered in, seeing nothing but clean walls and floors. He laughed to himself as he ushered the little whore out. "How ironic... I have a neat freak for a neighbor..." He woke up to the sound of his cellphone ringing the next morning, flipping it open to hear a certain red-head's voice. He smirked. "It's been a while, Mishiba-san. You're so isolated I had thought you got hit by a car," Toki didn't seem to appreciate his sarcasm very much. "We have a game today. Meet up with Saitou-san and I at the subway... you should have gotten a letter with the address inside. I've already contacted Saitou-san so just hurry up and get here." And then the phone clicked dead. Sighing slightly, he stood, scratching his head and frowning, figuring it'd be okay to wear the same jeans he had slept in (they were probably a lot cleaner than most of the clothes he had lying around on the floor), and he picked up a shirt that was hanging over his couch. Slipping it on, he lit a cigarette and was out the door. After the three men had met up, they boarded the train they were expected to board... and waited. The three had already put up with a battle like this beforehand... though the train was a lot more crowded than a beer garden...
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