Ali Ayumi

**Ali Ayumi** ( to be added, *Ayumi Ari* ) is a stand-up comedian and one of the few participants in the Death Game.

## Personal Status

### Cause of death

Multiple arrows being shot through her body

## Appearance

Ali has brown hair and blue eyes. Her hair ends at her neck, sort of like a shaggy wolf cut. Her right ear has bits of the cartilage missing.

## Personality

Ali Ayumi is a very lively, animated woman. Constantly greeting people with a smile, she loves to make people feel happy. She is loud at times, but she doesn't mean to, she just gets excited.

Although appearing very warm and happy, she actually is extremely wary of people, making sure she doesn't trust too easily. When she first meets someone, she will usually hand them a gold star from her pocket. She does this as a way to base how she should act to the person. Although, she usually just tells them it's a friendship star, which isn't totally a lie! She is a very empathetic person and is the person to cry at kids' movies.

Ali is a very complicated individual on the inside. She is very skeptical of people, and is generally very pessimistic about her own life. Yet, she’s optimistic about other people’s lives. She is easily jealous of people who have healthy families, and sometimes jealous of people who just HAVE families. Since she had never been adopted, she thinks that she doesn't deserve to be loved or cared about.

She hates who she is as a person and even her own identity. She is scared of the unknown and clings to the past. Even though she is jealous of people who have families, she will always put kids before her. She thinks that kids deserve to be happy in life and to have a loving figure in their lives.

## History

### Background

Her mom and dad split, which led to the mother being unable to take care of Ali. Because of this, she was put into an orphanage. Through her time at the orphanage, she was never able to make any friends. The other kids found her annoying and very clingy. She was one out of three kids that were outcasted, and the three formed a little group. It was herself, a little boy who they called “Ronnie”, and Edith. Ali was very close with the two and after months of being friends, “Ronnie” and Ali got into a fight. The outcome was that Ronnie did some very serious damage to Ali, which was tearing a part of her ear off. Ronnie was taken away from the orphanage after that and Ali, consequently, developed a negative view on herself. Edith managed to be adopted at a later date, which left Ali alone and still outcast at the orphanage. She was never adopted, which led to her picking up small jobs until she was forced to leave at age 18. She has never seen “Ronnie” since.

### The Death Game

After having a heart to heart with many participants, Ali decided to explore the rest of the floor. Unfortunately, this would be the last room she ever entered. She smiled, eyeing the room with a curious gleam in her eyes. As her feet hit the tiles on the floor, one of her feet sunk into the tile. She heard a faint clicking noise and she turned to the door. It was locked. As she banged on it, she called for help. She was afraid of dying, she couldn't die. Not when there were kids out there she needed to comfort and help. Distraught, she turned from the door and ventured through the dimly lit room. Her foot landed on another tile, before she felt a sharp pain through her back. An arrow was in her back. She was determined to make it out to everyone, and as she made her way through the room, more and more arrows stabbed her all through her body. Eventually, she saw light. She began to run quickly to try and avoid arrows, but she wasn't able to. As she saw everyone in the lobby, her version blurred as she saw Hana and Maiko. She fell to the cold ground as blood dripped out of her mouth. Her last words were for everyone to keep smiling, and to never forget the night sky.

## Appellations

* Game participants
* Participants B
* Organization members