Noah Christ

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**Noah Christ** is a character roleplayed by Noah Christ

## **DESCRIPTION**

Noah Christ is the Head of the San Andreas Office of Attorney and Head of Office of Inspector General, which is part of the Department of Justice. The position held by Noah Christ is State Attorney & Inspector General.

## **BACKGROUND**

Noah Christ is the first child of Sarah and Jacob Christ. He is a lawyer who shares traits that are quite similar to Sarah's. He is a composed individual when speaking with others but can become harsh and raise his voice when dealing with those he perceives as foolish. Noah Christ possesses the cunning of a snake but also the innocence of a dove, making him the best friend to some but the worst enemy to others. Noah Christ has a deep love for music, as he considers it the best escape when facing the pressures of the cases he handles and also the best way to communicate with others apart from words. However, sometimes his position as Noah Christ becomes a barrier for him to socialize with others, so he decides to disguise himself under the name James the Busker to break through the "wall of shyness" felt by the residents of San Andreas.

## **THE DEPARTURE**

Noah Christ made the bitter decision to leave the town of Standkovfberg with his mother after the family's separation. The two of them chose the overland route to escape from the Standkovfberg city filled with injustice and cruelty.

However, during their escape journey, Noah and his mother's vehicle was attacked by local police who had received information about their flight. In panic, they tried to escape, but tragic fate befell them. Noah managed to hide in the bushes, but his mother was captured and taken to the nearest barn to be interrogated.

Noah, hidden and filled with fear and confusion, watched as the local police took his mother to an isolated barn. It was there that he witnessed unimaginable horrors. The local police committed sadistic acts upon his mother. They raped her and forcibly removed her fingernails and toenails, using horrifying tools. As his mother refused to disclose the whereabouts of her husband and her younger child, the police became increasingly brutal.

Noah was forced to witness his mother's cruel treatment, and eventually, the police hung his defenseless mother with a rope tied up around her neck and covered her face with a sack. They beat her with wooden sticks from the barn, and as the culmination of their cruelty, they stabbed Sarah Christ's abdomen with a pitchfork before leaving her lifeless body hanging in the barn while laughing in the dark of the night.

After the local police departed, Noah Christ crawled closer to his mother's lifeless body, hugging her lifeless legs with a vacant stare. His feelings of trauma and vengeance blended into one. He knew he had to do something to stop this injustice and punish the perpetrators. Throughout the night, Noah sat there, embracing his mother's cold and stiff legs. As the sun rose, a man who turned out to be the owner of the barn arrived. Horrified by the gruesome scene, the man quickly came to Noah's aid. The man happened to be a human rights lawyer deeply committed to justice. Witnessing the tragic condition of Sarah Christ, he decided to care for Noah and adopted him as his own son. He provided Noah with a legal education, teaching him the philosophy of law, and financially supported him until he graduated from Harvard Law School.

## **MOVING TO SAN ANDREAS**

After graduation, Noah Christ decided to leave his adoptive parents and move to San Andreas to start his own life. However, he never forgot the traumas of his past and his determination to bring justice to the powerless. Upon arriving in San Andreas, Noah decided to join the Department of Justice. After a series of interviews held by Thomas K. Jones, he was accepted and became an Attorney. Noah pursued his career with zeal, handling various legal cases that advocated for justice.

One day, he was assigned a challenging case in Asia involving serious human rights violations that related to War Crimes. Noah left for two months to resolve the case, proving his abilities in defending human rights. Upon returning to San Andreas, he was tasked with resolving a case between Dr. Nara Truman (Plaintiff) and Balga Sutisna (Defendant). What surprised him was discovering that his younger sister, Bella Christiyan, was serving as the Plaintiff's assistant attorney and joined Department of Justice. It was their first meeting after being separated for several years.

Noah had to keep his family relationship with Bella a secret because he believed that having a family known to others was a weakness in his legal idealism. Now, he had to face a major challenge in his career while hiding their dark family past.

## **THE CHRIST FAMILY**

In the small, picturesque town of Standkovfberg, nestled in a country on the European Continent, the Christ family resided with an air of opulence and prestige. Noah and Bella Christ, born into a world of privilege, had known nothing but a life adorned with a golden spoon. Their parents, Jacob and Sarah Christ, were renowned figures in both their religious and social circles, standing as pillars of wealth and devout faith.

Yet, the Christ family's idyllic existence was soon shattered by the harsh realities that lurked beyond their gilded walls. A tyrannical dictator, with a heart as cold as ice, had seized power, casting a dark cloud of discrimination and cruelty over the land. In this newfound reign of terror, those who belonged or were affiliated with the Indic race suffered the most heinous of treatment.

The dictator's iron fist demanded that every Indic citizen be rounded up and subjected to unspeakable acts of violence, all in the name of so-called "order." Rumors circulated of the local police, the very enforcers of justice, turning into bloodthirsty executioners, taking pleasure in the pain and suffering they inflicted upon the innocent.

But the Christ family, steadfast in their principles and unwavering in their beliefs, refused to succumb to the prevailing darkness. They knew in their hearts that the authorities' actions were nothing short of barbaric. They could not stand idly by while their fellow citizens were mercilessly hunted down and condemned to a fate worse than death.

With unwavering conviction, the Christ family became beacons of resistance, offering refuge and solace to those who had been forced into the shadows. They risked everything, their wealth, their reputation, and even their lives, to protect the vulnerable and defy the oppressive regime.

In the dead of night, secret meetings were held in the Christ family's grand estate, hushed whispers of hope echoing through their lavish halls. Plans were meticulously crafted, daring escapes plotted, and courageous acts of defiance executed. But danger lurked around every corner, for the dictator's relentless gaze spared no one.

    The Christ family, driven by an unyielding determination to restore justice and compassion to their town, embarked on a treacherous journey of resistance. They defied the odds, pushing the boundaries of what was deemed possible, all in the name of a brighter future for their community.

Yet, as the days turned into months, and the months into years, the shadows grew darker, and the dictator's grip tightened. The Christ family risked everything, their very lives hanging in the balance, as they faced the harrowing reality that their fight for freedom might come at the ultimate price.

But through it all, Noah and Bella Christ, born with a golden spoon but forged with an indomitable spirit, stood tall in the face of adversity. They were the embodiment of resilience, the living testament to the power of love, compassion, and unwavering conviction.

Their story, whispered in hushed tones across the land, would forever be etched in the annals of history, a tale of bravery and selflessness that would inspire generations to come. For the Christ family, their journey was not just about survival, but about illuminating the path towards a world where justice triumphs over tyranny, and where the golden spoon is not merely a symbol of wealth, but a beacon of hope.

Trapped within the confines of their own beliefs, the Christ family found themselves torn apart by a clash of principles. Their guiding light, Isaiah 25:4, had long served as their North Star, guiding them to be a refuge for the weak, a shelter for the poor in their distress, a sanctuary amidst the storm. But as the weight of oppression grew heavier and the cries for help from the Indic race community multiplied, cracks began to form within their once-united front.

Sarah, the mother of Noah and Bella Christ, began to question the very foundation on which their family stood. Fear gripped her heart as she witnessed the relentless onslaught of the police, forever suppressing their family's existence. She believed that Jacob's idealism, his unwavering commitment to aiding the Indic race community, would inevitably put their children's lives at risk.

What began as a simple difference of opinion between husband and wife soon erupted into a tempestuous debate, shaking the very core of their family. Voices were raised, accusations hurled, and the air crackled with tension as their life priorities clashed with an intensity that threatened to tear them apart.

Noah and Bella, innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire of their parents' strife, were forced to bear witness to the disintegration of their once-loving home. The words "divorce" and "separation" reverberated through their young minds, leaving scars that would last a lifetime.

Noah, burdened by the weight of his mother's fears, found himself swayed by her words. He chose to follow in her footsteps, believing that her cautionary approach was the only path to ensure their survival in this treacherous world. His heart heavy with uncertainty, he turned away from his father's unwavering devotion to helping others, unable to ignore the risks that lay ahead.

Meanwhile, Bella, fueled by a fire that burned deep within her soul, refused to abandon the principles that had defined their family for so long. She saw no reason to forsake their duty to aid those in need, even in the face of danger. With unwavering conviction, she chose to stand by her father's side, ready to face the storm that awaited them.

As their once-unified family fractured, Noah and Bella were thrust into separate paths, torn between the conflicting ideologies that now defined their parents. Their choices marked a turning point in their lives, a divergence that would shape their futures in ways they could never have imagined.

With heavy hearts and uncertain steps, Noah and Bella set forth on their respective journeys. Each carried with them the weight of their parents' legacy, their decisions forever altering the course of their lives. Their destinies intertwined with the fate of the Indic race community, their choices becoming a testament to the enduring power of love, sacrifice, and the unyielding pursuit of justice.

## QUOTES

***"If you think when we decide to not give you any help, it means we'll let you in peace ? you got it wrong young man" -*** Noah Christ

***"Mountains crumble only when the world's last breath is drawn, If only human loyalty could stand as strong as Mountain"*** - Noah Christ

***"I'll protect my loved ones with all costs, and you don't have to know anything about that"*** - Noah Christ

***"You gave me two options, I choose both of them"*** - Noah Christ in his mind when approached by DSR and 110th Rascals

## GALLERY

Noah and Bella with their MotorcycleNoah and Bella at Top SecretNoah Christ on the top of Mount ChilliadNoah Christ (State Attorney), Mike Ross (Intern Judge), Wesley Evers (Chief of Judge)Michael Shelton (Attorney Intern), Amoi Salim (Attorney Intern), Noah Christ (State Attorney), Bella Christiyan (Assistant State Attorney III)Noah Christ & Angela ZardoyaNoah Christ & Angela Zardoya IINoah Christ & Angela Zardoya IIIThe Christ Prodigy