Ivo Grigić

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Ivo Grigić (July 15, 1985 – March 10, 2012) was a resident of Petronas City, and a former member of the black metal band Ronger.
After contemplating about his own life, Grigić at one point decided to leave the band and change his life. However, his bandmates were displeased with his decision, so they hired Miloš Vulf Zrinski to assassinate him. At the same time, Grigić's neighbour Zorro also plotted to kill Grigić after finding out he had left the band. Eventually Zorro killed Grigić and dumped his body into Petronas Bay.
While Grigić's soul ended up in Hell where it was tortured by the Devil itself, his earthly body was found and buried on Petronas Cemetery. His death sparked a great controversy in Petronas, while his killer had not been found, despite the police's investigation. His position in Ronger was replaced by Mel Epsilon, while his apartment was bought by Dora Kex.
==Biography==
=== Early life and arrival in Petronas ===
Not much is known about Grigić's early life. At one point, he learned to play the guitar, mostly playing lead parts; occasionally, he would sing. He moved to Petronas City sometimes in the spring of 2011, where he managed to buy himself an apartment in Sandstone Building with Balconies. He also became romantically involved with a young millionaire socialite, Mala Sirena, but they broke up at one point.
=== Formation of Ronger and fame ===
Grigić was a friend of another Petronas resident, Dujo Rankić, a drummer. In the city, he was approached by George Mirović and Zlatko Orotić, who wanted to make a band. The three, along with Rankić, created their black metal band Ronger.
They became associated with the Satanic community in Petronas, regularly meeting in The Church on Friday nights, where they worshiped the Devil along with professor Miletić and some priests. Grigić also started wearing face paint to fit in his Satanic persona.
Ronger members appointed Glumago Lergy as their manager, and Lergy was able to make them produce their first album, called Merciful Blood. While Mirović and Orotić wrote most of the songs, Grigić would often help them with chord changes.
Once the album was released, Ronger achieved a legendary status in the city. Ronger was listed in the Concert Hall in the VIP room. The band would hold many concerts in the city. Many residents started listening to Ronger, some of them worshiping the band in the process. One of the latter people was Zorro, Grigić's obsessed neighbour, who would wait for Grigić each day and ask him for an autograph.
===The Power of Ronger===
Grigić looked at the view from his balcony, realizing his life was pointless. He believed he "wouldn't last any longer with Ronger," and that the music industry was falling apart. He seemed to be displeased with the seemingly chaotic situation in the city, namely the strong mafia presence on the streets and incompetent politicians. Before going to sleep, he thought about his former girlfriend, millionaire Mala Sirena.
The next morning, he decided to visit Sirena. On his way down the stairs, he was stopped by his neighbour Zorro, who asked him for an autograph. Grigić claimed he was busy and proceeded to go, telling the upset Zorro that he would maybe sign him an autograph at a later time.
Climbing the White Glass Tower, Grigić arrived at Sirena's place. She was surprised to see him, and when he told her he couldn't live without her, she asked him to come in. The two spent the rest of the day together in bed, having intercourse. Sirena told him that they wouldn't be together again as long as Grigić was still a member of Ronger, as she didn't approve that sort of Satanic lifestyle. Even though Grigić at this point defended Ronger, he was convinced he needed to leave the band.
Arriving at the VIP section in the Concert Hall, Grigić approached his bandmates. His colleagues were enthusiastic to see him, proposing that they ought to make a new album called "Death Names." When Grigić informed them of his decision to leave the band, they looked at him in silence, shocked; they thought he was joking, so they joked in return, but once they realized he was serious, they became upset and angry. Grigić was told to leave and not to come back after being insulted. While his bandmates were angered, Grigić was pleased with his actions, ready to take control of his life.
The next day, he was stopped by Zorro once again. The neighbour demanded another autograph, while Grigić complained that he had given him countless autographs. This however wasn't enough for the obsessed fan, who needed more autographs. When Grigić admitted that he wasn't a member of Ronger anymore, Zorro realized all of his autographs were now useless, so he insulted Grigić and shut the door on him.
Grigić then went to The Church. At first he thought the church was empty, but eventually his friend, a priest, appeared from one of the church towers alongside hooker Ivana. Grigić was appalled when he saw the priest with the hooker. The priest sent hooker away, even though she proposed the idea that the three of them "play." When Grigić informed the priest that he wasn't in Ronger anymore, and that he wouldn't attend black masses on Friday nights from then on, the priest did not try to hide his great disappointment.
At the same time, unbeknownst to Grigić, his bandmates were plotting to send a professional assassin, Miloš Vulf Zrinski, to murder Grigić. Also, Zorro, getting more and more furious, was also plotting to murder Grigić on his own. Both potential murderers accidentally met, with Vulf Zrinski allowing Zorro to kill Grigić instead of himself. During this time, Grigić was at the Public House. When he arrived home, he was stopped on the stairway by Zorro, who was ready to kill him. Zorro, pretending to be polite and friendly, invited Grigić for a cup of coffee at his place. Grigić turned down the offer, as he didn't like coffee, and then proceeded to turn down Zorro's tenacious offers to drink sugar or Mućaća. However, when Zorro offered a cup of blood, Grigić hesitantly accepted one cup of blood. The details of what happened next are unknown, but it is most likely that Zorro attacked Grigić with a deadly weapon, dismembered him, and during the night threw away Grigić's remains into Petronas Bay, not far away from Sandstone Buildings with Balconies where both of them lived.The Power of Ronger
=== Afterlife ===
Grigić's soul would not end in Heaven, but rather descended beneath Petronas City, straight to Hell, possibly due to many sinful actions Grigić had done during his lifetime. Grigić ended up being tortured by the Devil itself; the great evil being had placed him inside his own house, and threw him inside his "lava bath," where Grigić had to endure never-ending pain. Even though he begged the Devil to let him go, claiming he was good during his life, his torturer simply asked the question "Why would I?".
== Aftermath and legacy ==
Grigić's dismembered body was found the morning after his death in Petronas Bay, in several places.Welcome to Petronas His death generated a great interest for the residents of the city and the media. His body was given to the private undertaker Frančesko Tijelotvor, who could extract only one organ in good condition to sell it on the black market.The Mission
A funeral was held at the Petronas Cemetery, and Grigić's fellow Satanic colleague, a priest from The Church, gave an eulogy. However, he started his eulogy with a wrong text, as if trying to conduct a wedding. He said Grigić was a "lovely young man, who died too son," commented on the fact that Grigić was a member of Ronger, and said that "may Satan be with him."
Grigić's fellow bandmates believed Miloš Vulf Zrinski to have dismembered Grigić, which was in fact false, and were shocked by his modus operandi. Zrinski must have been paid money for the murder by Ronger members, even though the actual murderer was Zorro. At a press conference, Police Commisioner Jim Gordon promised the public that Grigić's killer would be found, while refusing to disclose more information regarding the case. One member of the press asked him whether Grigić had been gay.
While happy Zorro was able to listen to Ronger "in peace" once again, Ronger members were introduced to Mel Epsilon, who replaced Grigić as the lead guitarist in the band. Another press conference was held several weeks after Grigić's death, where mayor Helliar mentioned Grigić.The Coherents – Part 1 Later, Zorro gave an interview in the media, and was labelled as "Ivo Grigić's close friend."The Coherents – Part 2 Several weeks after Grigić's death, Dora Kex moved into his flat. Kex was approached on the stairway each day by Zorro, who inquired if she was enjoying living in Grigić's flat. When she claimed Grigić was a "part of Ronger," he maniacally shouted that that wasn't the case.The Legacy
Santa Claus Bifsi II urinated one evening on Ivo Grigić's grave, most likely while intoxicated and on drugs; this act was taken by camera by Gypsy Krešimir.Santa's Night
Several months after Grigić's death, Gogos, a wannabe rapper, visited Glumago Lergy, Ronger manager, as he wanted the manager to work for him, or at least he needed a job in the music industry. When he said he would do anything for the manager, Lergy told him to get the remains of Grigić from Petronas Cemetery. If Gogos did so the same night, Lergy would help him. While flabbergasted, Gogos knew he had to do so in order to succeed in the music industry. What Lergy actually wanted was publicity for Ronger; a scandal.Return of Gogos The same night, Gogos indeed opened Grigić's grave. He was ready to take Grigić's bones, but was stopped by the superhero Masker, who apprehended him. Thus, Gogos ended up in Azkaban Prison to serve a sentence of around two months, while the news that Grigić's remains were almost stolen made the news.
Following the incident at Grigić's grave, politican Arthur McLord talked to Helliar about Grigić. Finding out about the unsolved case, he decided to restart the investigation. He worked on the case during the summer, talking to various people involved in Grigić's life, and was given conflicting testimonies. For example, Mala Sirena truthfully said Grigić decided to leave Ronger after spending the day with her in March 2012; George Mirović and Zlatko Orotić claimed Grigić had left the band in 2011, but not formally, while Dujo Rankić disregarded the idea that Grigić had left the band at all. The priest from The Church said Grigić had been on drugs and that he must have committed suicide; Jim Gordon of Petronas Police could not even remember the case; Zorro, once again labelled as "Ivo's close friend," said he saw Grigić getting killed in front of Sandstone Building with Balconies by an unknown assailant who had looked just like Zorro himself.Darkness Is Coming
== Trivia ==
* He didn't like coffee.
* Ever since his death, Harry Potter, a Ronger fan, had been feeling a certain emptiness.Helliar's Problem
==Appearances==
Ivo Grigić has appeared in a total of 4 Petronas Stories.
*Petronas Stories
**Original (2 appearances)
***The Power of Ronger
***The Legacy (seen in a flashback)
**The Dark Chronicles (2 appearances)
***Welcome to Petronas (seen dead)
***Darkness is Coming (seen briefly in a flashback)
== Gallery ==
2012-03-11_12.22.22.png|Grigić in church of St. Jantol.
2012-03-11_11.19.23.png|Grigić sleeping.
2012-03-11_11.41.58.png|Grigić and Mala Sirena.
2012-03-11_13.01.36.png|Grigić leaving Public House.
Grigić grave.png|Grigić's remains.
== References ==
Category:Petronas Characters
Category:Ronger
Category:Musicians
Category:Dead Characters
Category:Celebrities
Category:Protagonists
Category:Sandstone Building with Balconies residents