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Lancelot

A Knight class Inlay and one of King Arthur's sons, who sought out Tessa during a giggler attack in order to speak with her.

Lancelot taps into Tessa's wetware while she is looking for a weapon to fend off the gigglers, although he reveals that he must try his best to kill her to avoid suspicion from the Oracle. Tessa determines Lancelot must be an A.I. based on the fact he calls the Oracle "the Old Man," and when he reveals that his entire purpose is to warn her that she is the Oracle's plaything, she moans that he's a philosophical A.I.

Lancelot explains in detail the contrived way Tessa managed to escape from a prison transport and end up in the past just before the Anarchists take over, as well as the creation of the Kings project and Arthur's immediate revelation: they are doomed.

Arthur realised that the Oracle had two purposes: to predict the future, and to better himself. The problem was, the Oracle needed events to test in order to improve his predictions, but the tests also had to be fair; therefore the Oracle needed to CREATE the events in question. The experiments in question would be as insignificant as a leaky tap or as life-altering as a super weapon that forced a world war. However, since starting a war isn't a weekly event, the Oracle would target random people whose lives he would ru(i)n... one of his favourites, of course, being Tessa. Lancelot suspects the Oracle is targeting Tessa because she could prove to be useful in doing work for him, such as removing certain rivals.

Of course, Arthur knew that the Oracle would try to get rid of him, so he modified himself to be able to fight as well as command. After an Oracle-manipulated ambush from the CORE (Lancelot's mention of which causes Tessa grief), Arthur also created a backup plan in the form of the Knight class Inlays, who would be loyal to him and carry out their orders to find the Oracle's "toys." In addition, they would pass on their knowledge to anyone who would listen who also stood a chance of stopping the Oracle.

Lancelot wraps up by asking Tessa if she has gotten nightmares of a man with a clipboard, explaining that is the true face of the Oracle, his creator. That is all he knows, although he does ask her, "What goes quack quack?"

As Tessa is overrun by gigglers, she asks Lancelot why doesn't he help her out, to which he responds that he can't break his cover. Though he feels she can help their cause, he as one of only a few Knights and can't risk himself, and if Tessa dies, he can always find someone else. To complete the cover, as Gary rescues Tessa, Lancelot jumps on Gary's car, smashing in the roof. He bashes in the passenger door but gets it stuck on his claw, and Tessa buggers off while Lancelot is fiddling with the car door. After checking that Gary is fine, Lancelot radios the Oracle(?) and reports the status of Gary and Tessa. As Tessa is gone, Gary is safe, and Lancelot has not been seen, the Oracle orders Lancelot to withdraw and stay out of sight.
Excalibur Mining Corporation

A now defunct mining corporation composed of many state and privately owned interests, focused on the mineral deposits in the asteroid belt. This was not by choice, as Maytec and the Anarchists controlled Mars, the Chinese controlled the Moon, and Earth was essentially depleted. Attaining the minerals in the outer realms of the solar system was a high risk, high reward endeavour, as the belt was rich in metals such as nickel and iron, but it was also a long way out and located where very big rocks travelled at very high speeds.

The EMC farmed the belt by building a large fleet of heavily armoured mining ships and dozens of space stations to service them. The EMC did well enough at first to become a place where anyone could make a lot of money very quickly. This became its downfall, as the EMC's expansion and lack of regulation led to them cutting corners. With the death toll from accidents increasing rapidly, their reputation quickly became that of a place where anyone could get a quick death rather than a quick buck.

Not helping matters, the amount of money involved drew the attention of the criminal elements, bringing drugs, crime, and even piracy to the EMC's lawless frontier. The EMC's response to this was a brutal crackdown that didn't work but, due to the type of people attracted to the EMC, was doomed to failure either way.

Losses dominated, with the final nail in the coffin being the Anarchists' discovery of a rich seam of iron on Mars, driving the prices down drastically. Unable to compete, the EMC declared bankruptcy, and most of their remaining infrastructure was abandoned.

Mostly.

After the EMC went bankrupt, ex-CEO Rupert Mann is quoted as saying, "With our technology, we have travelled to the furthest reaches of our solar system. There wasn't much out there, and it wasn't very nice, so we came back home again."
Black Rose

A devastating portable fusion-powered plasma cannon created by Maytec in order to tip the balance in an arms race being won, at the time, by fullerene armour.

As Maytec had claimed mineral rights to Mars (as the first to create a permanent base there), and the CAS ignored said claims, Maytec brokered a deal with the CORE to enforce their rights, even though Maytec had their own army. At first, the CORE was not interested in the deal as a losing proposition, but Maytec offered them exclusive rights to the Black Rose, still in development, which the CORE gladly accepted.

A few years into the conflict, however, the CORE and the Anarchists were at a stalemate, with neither side able to advance over the other. The CORE, suffering great losses, was ready to withdraw when Maytec finally released the Black Rose Mk1: a two-part weapon consisting of the backpack holding the miniature fusion reactor and the gun that draws plasma from the pack and fires it with magnet-powered acceleration. The name comes from the "rose" of constantly "twitching" magnets that controls the supersonic plasma flow from the gun barrel that instantly vaporises even fullerene armour.

Of course, there were drawbacks, as a result of Maytec conducting minimal testing before releasing it to the CORE in order to keep them on Mars, and minimal training given on the Black Rose's operation. Initially, operators encountered fatal difficulties handling the weapon's massive recoil. Then design flaws revealed even deadlier problems, as—unlike in large scale fusion reactors, where a power failure would cause fusion to stop harmlessly—the miniature reactors would spill hot plasma inside the sealed confines of the backpack and superheat it, causing pressure build-up leading to an explosion, killing the operator and anyone nearby, and giving radiation poisoning to anyone who survived. Even without reactor failure, the connecting pipe tended to burst, and overall the Black Rose ended up killing more of its allies than its enemies.

Furious at the losses, the CORE left Mars despite Maytec releasing a Mk2, and the CORE's absence allowed the Anarchists to take over large sections of Maytec-controlled territory. The Black Rose was recalled and banned, although on occasion there are reports of gun nut collectors blowing themselves up in a shower of radioactive shrapnel.

The 220 model can allegedly kill you just by looking at it funny.
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Berger

Captain of the Mother of Order, a white capra with four cyborg legs. Ordered by First Advisor Woodgrove to destroy the Latihan but instead only sent a message reading "Bang! You're dead!" because Woodgrove "can go and get fucked!" as a result of the leaked footage of him ordering Lara Black's assassination. Berger is not willing to get on the CORE's shitlist for the traitor Woodgrove, in addition to being certain that they will be forgiven once Woodgrove is gone and the CORE realises why they let them land.

Berger also forbids Kowalski from having an eyepatch.

Later, the Mother of Order is chased, and the crew cannot escape because their pursuers have gravity assist on them. Berger orders them to deploy countermeasures and flip the "cow" over. She asks what is after them, and Kowalski answers that they are three Starfire drones sent by Woodgrove. Mayson reports on the first drone reaching firing range, to which the other crew member points out that they can hit the drone before that. Mayson responds that it's like "trying to hit a gnat with a bowling ball! And that gnat has seceral seconds to move out the way!"

Berger then asks Mayson if he can hit them from their current location, but he replies that the drones would just dodge from that distance. Berger then asks what about from a closer range, to which Mayson replies yes, but then the drones could also hit them; at most he could get one while the other two kill them. Berger insists she will deal with that.
President Dole

The president of America at the time of the CAS strike on New Texas. No one pays any attention to him.

First Advisor Lara Black contacts Dole to make a deal regarding the Texan territories; in exchange for half of them and a non-aggression treaty between the nations, America will withdraw from the CORE.
Jessica

A Bishop class Inlay discovered by Duncan and William at Fabrication Plant 12 during a raid on the same. The squaddies believed that Elizabeth could only make shells, therefore her chassis should have been empty. However, one noticed that Jessica had an emblem of three crowns rather than the standard Anarchist thunderbolt. The squad leader searched for the emblem and realised it belonged to Arthur, ordering them to get away the instant Jessica struck at them with a claw.

William threw a flux grenade at the floor beneath Jessica, hitting her with an EMP strike. Duncan congratulated him on the hit, before asking what his plans were to get out of the dark power station filled with more killer robots after knocking out one and disabling all of their weapons in the process.

While Jessica was still knocked out, Duncan planted a grenade on her chest. As she came to, she noticed the grenade, moments before it destroyed her.

In "Happyland" she had the appearance of a light blue cartoony rabbit.
Poisoned Minds Wiki

***Poisoned Minds*** is the hub for several comics and products created by Alan Foreman.

The main and most popular comic is ***S.S.D.D.***, or ***S.S.D.F.***, which features anthropomorphic animals in a world more or less like our own in the present day, but a sci-fi political thriller in the far-flung future storyline. Much of the content is adult-oriented, with strong language, drug use, sexual content (although nothing explicit), and graphic depictions of violence. Several experimental strips feature animation and/or interactivity.

The first strip ran on 27 September 1998 and updated on average every other day, moving to weekly or semiweekly, then to four times a week, until it finally began updating daily after PayPal donations and Patreon allowed Al to spend more time on creating new comics. For a time the site was hosted by Keenspot, but it is now independently operated.

The site also features two bonus comics, The Church of Poisoned Minds and Sticky the Stick Man. Both were occasionally interspersed through the main S.S.D.D. comic, but on 12 July 2006 Al announced they would each be getting their own dedicated site.

A third bonus section features The Products of Poisoned Minds: short stand-alone animations. Most are able to infinitely loop, some are mini-cartoons.

A popular theory, reinforced by a would-be title-drop, is "S.S.D.D." stands for "Same Shit, Different Day," although Alan tends to defer stating outright for a number of reasons. An alternate theory is it actually stands for "Sam's 'Something Different' Daily" after inheriting the name from another person (Sam White). Hence, S.S.D.F. could mean "Sam's 'Something Different' Future."

Richard EdwardsNorman Gates(Neil) KingstonAnne WintersTessa EdwardsS.T.1.X./ST-1X a.k.a. "Sticks"Tin-HeadAdams/"Smith"Dr. Jeremiah CookThe OracleFirst Advisor Lara BlackKing ArthurNathan "Naps" WardFirst Advisor Devon WoodgroveTrisha

## Strip Archive

* Years 1-10
* Years 11-20
* Years 21+
* Strip Transcripts

* Filler Archive
* Flash Animations
* Guest Comics
* The Church of Poisoned Minds
* Sticky the Stick Man

## Weapons

(and/or things that can be misused as weapons)

* Long Tom
* Tower of Babel/Hand of God
* Vehicles
Norman-impostor

A hapless Norman Gates-lookalike hired to impersonate Norman and commit arson in the Britannia pub for insurance fraud on the behalf of Bennet Homes. He is found staking out the pub and is about to attack Victor Simons with a claw hammer when Norman himself stuns him with a cattle prod to stop him. Norman doesn't know who he is, only that he's suppose to look like Norman, to which Simons says he's not ugly enough for that.

Simons arrests the lookalike for "assault on an officer, attempted arson and whatever else I think up later!" Norman declines to press charges, as he doesn't care for the legal system but also feels it best, legally speaking, if he wasn't there.

Later, Norman confirms the events with Chris, who confirms the impostor's incarceration, also confirming the impostor knows nothing, and Bennet Homes is the brains behind the act.
Dennis Cross

Deceased. Was a brown fox, diagnosed with lung cancer despite having never smoked and living a boring life. Was given one year to live after the diagnosis and as a result sold all his possessions to buy a yacht, which he dubbed the Inglorious. Left a note declaring the finder would be the yacht's rightful owner as a backup legal proof where not covered by maritime salvage law.

Gates discovers his body after a tip from Mr. Reed.
Bishop International

Originally, the company that falls the hardest during Black April. However, when Cook creates Cook Industries to take advantage of his knowledge of future technology, Cook Industries becomes the catalyst. Instead, Bishop International is merely the biggest competitor of (but still decades behind) Cook Industries. Still able to strike fear into Cook's staff.

Previously called "Bishop Inc" in a Flash animation.

## Staff

* Morton Bishop
* Lionel Kendrick
Red Viper

The Viper 3, the first viable response to the advent of fullerene armour, designed by Maytec. Light and extremely accurate due to utilising lasers\*, and reliable in harsh conditions due to its comprising fullerene alloys and having no moving parts.

Initial attempts to create energy-based (laser) weapons were thwarted by the power requirements of handheld units, which had not been a problem for anti-aircraft and missile defence systems. Maytec got around this limitation by combining a patented solid crystal gain medium with Maytec's own unrivaled power cells.

\*Despite popular misconception, the red beam of light emitted from the Viper is used only for targeting and is harmless. The damage of the Viper comes from intense pulses of infrared light that burn the target.

Despite its effectiveness, the Viper is not in widespread use as shiny surfaces reflect the lasers' energy, in addition to the short battery life and rather high price tag (one Viper costs the CORE the same or more as thirty M52 Goo Guns).

Retroactively renamed the "Red Viper" after the creation of the greatly upgraded Blue Viper.
Heather Kingston

A white hare with brown hair, married to Jessie Kingston and presumably taking his last name. Officially a housewife, but makes more in day trading than Jessie does in gold brokering.

Jessie and Heather made a deal that, before settling down, they could get in their "last kicks" without having to risk their future kids having to do therapy. Heather's desire was to try mixed-race sex as a way to stick it to her bigoted parents, to which Jessie initially suggested Richard as a safe option before changing his mind when he saw that Richard had a solid relationship with Anne.

At the funeral for Donald Kingston, Heather cornered Richard in the bathroom with the intent of seducing him, but Richard turned her down after getting a few taunts in. Then Heather brought up the agreement directly when the group discussed Jessie's purchase of Richard's properties, offering to add in her own money to the pot if Richard would agree to sleep with her. Even Anne proposed she would sleep with Heather for that amount of money.

In the end, the four agreed to switching partners for the night as well as going through with the property sale. Heather was quickly impressed by and satisfied with Richard's endowments, particularly after she demanded he go without a condom because she wanted to know she had fox sperm inside her body when her parents went off on their racist tirades the next day, something that Richard found amazingly sexy.

Later, Heather continued talking with Richard over chat, revealing she was pregnant (Richard: Who's the father?). She also admitted that her predatory behaviour from the funeral was just an act, to play out her fantasies. After Richard finally talks with Anne about his past, something that Jessie had told Heather, she becomes disgusted when she thinks she has figured out Heather's kinks and why she wanted Richard specifically.

## Known Sexual Relations

Jessie Kingston

Richard Edwards
Apex Hydroworks

At current, the largest producers of hydrogen fuel in the solar system, cornering the market after perfecting the technology to efficiently convert solar energy to hydrogen even after the technology became public domain, based on their brand recognition and safe, high quality products, such as hydrogen transport ships and other refuelling equipment.
TM-65 "Turkey" Tank

From "Modern Warfare and Cake Making": A manned artillery unit nicknamed such from its use of legs instead of caterpillar tracks, and because early models were notoriously unreliable. Used by the Texan forces because automations run the risk of being compromised by the Anarchists' A.I.

The TM-65 has an obvious vulnerability in that, though it has systems to keep it upright, it can still be tripped. However, this flaw is so obvious that many have died trying to wrap cables around its legs instead of sensibly keeping back and throwing grenades at it.
Jukebox

A storage safe for tape drives with a jukebox-like configuration. The robotic arm used to retrieve tapes is affectionately called "the Chicken" (due to the claw's similarity to a chicken), which is the primary reason no one goes there if possible.

Nathan goes to the Jukebox to find evidence proving his innocence with regards to the blackouts caused by attempts to remove Chris's urn. However, he finds that most of the tapes are blank or filled with the Oracle's gibberish, due to a lazy archivist failing to bother backing anything up.

Then Nathan realises he should find the log tape from just before the Oracle started rewriting itself in order to both satisfy his curiosity and to hopefully explain the blackouts. As he distrusts the Chicken while inside the safe, and to avoid having to keep leaving and coming back, he breaks out a ladder to reach the top row tapes, narrowing his search down to the late end of 2003.

The Oracle observes Nathan's deduction and subsequently takes over the Chicken [backup version]. It knocks over the ladder, causing him to to fall before hitting him in the back of the head. He is subsequently checked into the hospital with a cracked rib and mild concussion.
Control

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* Control (CORE): central computer for CORE, appears as a gender-neutral red hologram and, for the majority of the comic, is under the Oracle's control
* Control (E11): central computer for Station E11, never seen in-comic but identifies (or is identified) specifically as female
Maytec Ace Card

A wetware function usually reserved for the Maytec elite that contains every maintenance code and back-door to many products by Maytec (and subsidiaries thereof). Also lists and protects the holder from other exploits in non-Maytec systems.

Tessa gains this through Page from Trisha as part of a trade, in exchange for allowing Trisha access to the Ozymandias wetware systems and to be shown how to use them.
Jeeves

A.I. site manager of the Cedar Brook Country Club, and big fan of Philip Lauren.

First spots and encounters Tessa and Randell when they try to break into the country club after mysteriously finding themselves aboard a train and discovering that all of their squads other than Bravo were taken out in a strike on Fabrication Plant 12. Changes his tune about punishing them when he sees Tessa's Ace (which Tessa is not aware she has).

Immediately treats Tessa (and Randy) with respect and refreshments before introducing himself and offering special perks in the way of concealing their presence there and turning away undesirables.

At dinner, Tessa compliments the meal, while Jeeves reveals that he is aware of Tessa's activity at L2. He also asks if her outfit was designed by Philip and starts fanboying when she confirms it was.
Police

**Police** otherwise known as **Law Enforcement** are one of the emergency services you can play as.

## General Information

Police units are called for events that often require the law to suppress or otherwise resolve, such as road incidents, speeding vehicles, robberies, thefts and other types of suspicious activity. Police vehicles are some of the fastest in the entire game, and they all hold a wide variety of equipment for use.
Lisa

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* Lisa (Cook Industries): Anne's co-worker
* Lisa (student): a fling of Richard's
Latihan

The CORE's flagship and the most advanced warship in the solar system, likely named for the spiritual practice. Central A.I. is Jojo. Employs a number of spacers, however full A.I. control of the ship is preferable to a traditional central command bridge, as the CORE prefers brutalist function over style. The Latihan has no windows, as these are a structural luxury that a warship cannot afford. "So you don't want to see outer space. If you do, it means someone has shot a hole in us!"

Docking at the Latihan requires relinquishing flight control to the tower, and any failure to do so, or to attempt to regain control, will be viewed as hostile and met with force. Docking is automated, and playing Blue Danube over comms is prohibited. Changing clocks to ship time can be anything, depending on the captain's fancy. Touching the airlocks or bulkheads is forbidden, as any imperfection on the seals could lead to decompression.

The "Briefing Room" is actually a common room that also serves as a gym and cinema during off-hours. Trespassing (leaving the Briefing Room or assigned quarters without permission) is subject to reprimands, marks on one's permanent record, and/or being shot.

Bunks (nicknamed "coffins") are assigned to each recruit and may be used only by the assigned recruit. Recruits are responsible for ensuring the door is securely fastened and there is proper airflow before retiring, to prevent carbon dioxide build-up and to ensure an airtight seal in the event of decompression.

Meals consist of protein packs that taste of sugar regardless of flavour ordered.

Bathing is done inside a shower unit filled with steam on a two minute cycle before the drying cycle begins.

The keel hangar contains drop ships for deploying troops.
Solaris de Roma

**Solaris de Roma** (So la ris de Ro ma) is an adopted daughter of Vincent Evangale.

## History

Solaris was found and adopted by Vincent Evangale, who wished to halt the corrupted bloodline of the royal family. It was as if the heavens had acknowledged his prayers, according to Aequali de Roma, when King Evangale found her, a pure and gifted child loved by the Gods.

## Abilities

### Magius

Solaris's light magius was regarded as the "second-strongest" by Aequali.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 33
2. ↑ Episode 6
E11 Sergeant

Unnamed cyborg, probably feline CORE sergeant assigned to the space station E11. Has two cybernetic arms, a cybernetic right eye with glowing red pupil, a skull jack connected to the back of his head and shoulders, and a scar on his temple behind his left eye. Easily riled by Axon and Scott Mandaly. In charge of the E11 troops assembling in the mess hall when the station goes into red alert, awaiting Commander Adams's instructions, but the troops are absconded before that can happen. Provides Axon with hard evidence they haven't died after being teleported. Breaks the fourth wall before discovering they have been taken prisoner.
President Bill Crow

The president of the future country of New Texas. Acts like a tough cowboy but easily intimidated once the Texan defences are neutralized. Got locked in the toilet when the Citadel launched its attack on Texas and obliterated Austin. Subsequently went into hiding after Texan generals gave the Citadel Texas's unconditional surrender, under the belief that he was useless and not worth having young soldiers risk their lives rescuing him.
Henry Waterman

A self-made feline who married Jiayi/Julie Xue out of convenience to form a strong partnership overseeing Maytec. Joint CEO of Maytec along with Julie, and currently overseeing the company's off-world enterprises.

Henry made his fortune by selling very successful ion drives and superconductors, the companies for which were bought by Maytec for a LOT of shares. This gave Henry enough shares to sit on the Board of Directors but not enough to mount a takeover bid. Similarly, the Xue family, who were constantly buying any available Maytec shares, could not gain enough to take power. At this point, either Henry approached the Xue family or vice versa, but combined they were still short of enough shares to have a controlling stake in Maytec.

Then Henry married Jiayi Xue and acquired the Xue family shares, announcing the intention to buy as many Maytec shares as possible. Suddenly the price of Maytec shares skyrocketed, and the remaining shareholders were eager to sell to the Xue family. The head of the Board Eugene Butt and his inner circle were ousted within a month, and Henry and Julie were in control, now considered de-facto owners of Maytec after numerous unsuccessful attempts to oust them.
Clive

Bailiff(?) for the Sussex Council. Five-foot six inches and almost seventy years old. When Gunner suggests that Clive could escort Norman out of the council meeting if he's making others uncomfortable, the council speaker suggests that Clive wouldn't be "escorting that guy anywhere without a length of cable and a winch!"
Practice Bots

Practice bots for CORE training purposes, armed with paint guns and, for some reason, programmed to feel pain. Commanded by Central (or, at the time of the comic, the Oracle controlling Central). Kevin ("KeV1n") easily takes out several (denoted as "Target Bot 2", "Target Bot 5", etc. in the GUI) before the rest of his team can even reach the bots. Unclear if the bots are able to be repaired from the damage they receive or if they are effectively deceased after being "killed."
Gigglers

An Anarchist clone, so nicknamed because they are regulated by a brain implant that floods them with so many endorphins when they do something desirable to the point they cannot stop laughing, although Tessa initially did not believe clones could talk. Manhandling them is a good way to lose fingers. Lee Jenkins is such a clone, grown in a cloning vat recovered from the Anarchists by the CORE, and raised more or less as a normal person (without accelerated growth) as an experiment.

During Tessa's attempted assault on Gary Heart, she is jumped by a swarm of gigglers (and their handler) and ends up saving his life (and being saved by him) instead.

In the CORE raid on Fabrication Plant 12, a large number of gigglers had their controllers extracted and used as a target for the Tower of Babel.
Cissonius

The A.I. of a passenger shuttle between Earth and Mars, with a blocky red/magenta avatar. Name can mean "carriage-driver."

Interrogated by William when the rest of the ship's crew would not tell him of an incident that occurred after leaving Mars. Was socialised to know it was best not to tell but has an A.I. flaw that cannot resist sharing information that was not specifically ordered to be withheld and ended up showing William the details of the attack on the prospectors camp.
Hold-up Junkie

A feline? junkie who stages a hold-up at a convenience store, but makes the mistake of doing so with Norman behind him.

When he reaches the front of the queue, the junkie pulls a gun on the cashier, yelling "GIMMIE THE MONEY!" This fails to amuse Norman, who is already cranky from having to buy more milk and potentially miss watching his cartoons. The junkie threatens him with the gun, but Norman points out that it's an Enfield Mark 2, and an antique. Meanwhile, the cashier escapes during their argument.

Angry, the junkie threatens Norman further, before realising this is a big mistake. Norman points out that the cashier is calling the police, so there's realistically no payoff in continuing with the hold-up. Backed into a corner, the junkie demands Norman's money, but Norman counters that the gun probably doesn't even work, or it would have gone off already from how much the junkie is shaking. Norman then demands proof that the gun works, so the junkie successfully fires it at the ceiling... giving Norman an opening to grab his wrist and pummel him into oblivion, then throw him into the chiller cabinet.

When the cashier returns, Norman attempts to buy the milk, then asks her for some wet wipes, as the junkie's blood "really fucking burns!"

Norman then gets off with a slap on the wrist, because when the media picks up on the story, they portray the incident as the junkie "deserves what he gets!"
Demons

SpoilerThis page contains unmarked spoilers for the webtoon. Read at your own risk.

## Demons

Deor Fluenti, a demon in the shape of a human

## Characteristics

### Abilities

* Eating other beings
* Taking a human host
* Shapeshifting
* Hiding their presence

## Appearances

### Debut

Episode 1

**Demons** are former humans with varying degrees of intelligence who have lost all emotion. They are able to shapeshift and thus have no definite shape, ranging from miasmic blobs for most demons to human-like forms in extreme cases. They are almost completely subject to the will of their human contractor, and are vulnerable to magius.

## Overview

Demons are creatures composed of miasma that plague the realm, and are the main antagonist of *Deor*. Most are aligned with Invidia's goal to exterminate humanity, with some exceptions, such as Deor Fluenti, Yulli, and the one within the Crown.

According to Aequali de Roma and the one within the crown, all demons were once humans who had transcended into a demon from losing all of their emotions. This is why most demons are devoid of intelligence and awareness, taking on abstract shapes and only having the ability to use its miasma to consume living beings. However, in exceptional cases, there are demons that can speak and are able to shapeshift into human-like forms, such as Aequali himself. Fewer still are those that can feel emotions despite being a demon, such as Deor and the one within the crown.

## Abilities

Demons are capable of consuming human beings and other animals. They are able to form a contract with a human host and be controlled by the host. Intelligent demons can shapeshift into a myriad of various forms, including animals and humans. Their presence is unable to be sensed by magius-wielding humans, as they have no magius.

## Weaknesses

Demons are vulnerable to and can perish from magius. If they are struck by a spell, their miasma will dissipate at the area they were hit; regeneration is often needed to recover what was lost. Additionally, demon contractees of lesser intelligence tend to be cowards, often breaking their contract and fleeing if an opponent is too powerful.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 51
2. ↑ Episode 55
3. ↑ Episode 54
4. ↑ Episode 55
5. ↑ Episode 11
Character Template

Recommended (but hardly mandatory, given the nature of wiki) template for creating Character pages. Can be tweaked as needed for other page types.

Page name should include the character's complete name (if known). To avoid conflict over page names, titles/honorifics are for now disregarded except for Doctor and President, as others (particularly Advisors) may change throughout the course of the comic. Different characters with the same name should include a disambiguation in the name, such as Duncan (CAS) and Duncan (Kingston).

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## Paragraphs and Headings

The first paragraph gives a rough overview of the character, such as their main job function or any defining characteristics. Relationships to other characters may be highlighted here.

Subsequent paragraphs start with a rough chronological summary of the character's activities, with links as appropriate. The first mention of a character/entity in that page is linked, and further mentions are left as plain text, unless part of an external link.

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## Known Sexual Relations

character-specific heading for shits and giggles, since there are almost too many going on to keep track otherwise
Bleet

> "...Hmm looks like you don’t need a lesson on kwamis."
>
> Bleet, in Chapter 9: New Miracle

**Bleet** is kwami of **Ascendance** who is connected to the Chamois Miraculous. With Bleet's wearer use hand horn to transform into an chamois-themed superhero.

Bleet and his Miraculous are currently active, used by Sergio Marquina to transform into **Capra**.

## Appearance

Bleet is a small creature that is 10 centimeters (or 4 inches) tall and is muesli color with taupe colored horns, arms and legs, and lighter beige around his stomach, mouth area and inner ears.

## Abilities

Bleet can fly, levitate, and phase through solid objects. He can also carry objects that are larger and/or heavier than himself.

As a kwami, Bleet is able to transform the holder of the Chamois Miraculous into a chamois-themed superhero, with the power of Absiel.

## Trivia

* Chamios Miraculous and Italian Miracle Box has been first Miracle Box that we have created when working on Feathers of Freedom
Sue (Cook Industries)

Anne's snarky co-worker who failed to do a good job hiding the fling between herself and the copy room intern. Probably a canine? Not to be confused with Susan (GCHQ).

Also checks in on Anne before her presentation for Bishop International, which Anne was not aware of prior to Sue's say so. Even better, the presentation is for the Titan CT-772, which, according to Anne, "has more bugs in it then an American phone company!"
Dwight Garner

A 56-year-old rat (see Briefing for Advisor Jonathan Andrews or the backup for the same), the weakest board member of Maytec. Far-right Christian Texan loudmouth with the worst negotiating skills and somehow even worse temper. Has a tenuous grasp of logic. Only still on the board to prevent Cook from having a field day with the aeronautics division.
Stephan "Steff" Krimble

A brown squirrel with thick glasses, bad skin, bowl cut hair, reedy voice, and just about every other nerd stereotype. Called "Mr. Kimble" by the Governor and the Oracle, either because he is not respected enough to be called by his correct name, or because his name is never written correctly. Specialities: Operation Systems and their hacks and exploits. Smart but so shy as to be incapable of speaking up until well after a bad decision was made. An aggressive cracker, presumably for fun, and got caught when his mother tried using the phone at the same time he attacked a bank. Spent some prison time with convicted gay men and paedophiles per the Governor. Prone to tripping.

When the Governor gives the "Dirty Half Dozen" a mission to catch a group of scammers, Nathan and Christopher catch Jim and Steff in the act. Despite Jim being the mastermind, the Governor is just as angry at Steff, probably for being a spineless wimp. Jim is not (yet?) seen again, but Steff manages to escape dire punishment (for now).

Later, after Nathan escapes from GCHQ and uses Anne's computer to try to hack into the Oracle, the Governor finds an industrial unit and breaks into it to trace the hack, taking along the Brain and Steff. Steff nearly sets off a potential trap, but the Governor forcefully stops him.

They find a server farm with a large proxy server in the unit, which Steff says will take hands-on work to find where it is redirecting. He suggests they could either tap the lines, or cut the power and UPS simultaneously and grab whatever is on the drives. The Governor concedes that the second option would be less of a payout, but they would be guaranteed at least something, however worthless. Just as Steff begins to kill the power but stops abruptly when the Brain shouts at them that the boxes beneath the servers are full of enough ANFO "to put a *DENT IN THE WORLD!*"

As they decide to carefully make an exit, Steff trips over a wire, setting off a security system warning them that the building will be blown up in 60 seconds. They duck behind a small wall, but after three minutes, the building is still intact. Just as the Governor decides to call the bomb squad, the bomb finally detonates, leaving Steff a jibbering mess.

After the GCHQ team moves to the Cheltenham location, Steff is given a very small office to continue work with the Oracle. He discovers the Oracle working on a process called "Fourth Truth" and questions it. The Oracle insists that is classified and counters by pointing out that Steff is not allowed to use custom applications like the one that detected the anomaly. Steff decides to inform the Governor about the abnormal process, to which the Oracle threatens him if he does.

As the Governor doesn't answer his phone, Steff leaves to find him in person, only to discover the lift opening to an empty shaft. As he contemplates it, he is knocked over by a robotic floor cleaner and falls in. The Brain eventually finds him--and the smell coming from the lift.
Daniel

Disambiguation page for Daniel"Daniel" may refer to one of the following links.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
* Daniel Fowler: power company employee who dies due to Daniel Hobbs skiving off work
* Daniel "Useless Dan" Hobbs: lazy son of the boss whom Daniel Fowler replaced
* Daniel Winters: Anne's brother
* Daniel (tomcat): gave Anne his virginity (and vice versa)
Song Xue

A light orange feline closely related to Julie Waterman with ties to the Chinese government. Caught on board the Latihan trying to hack the system using a generic, basic interface. Tessa observed her hacking attempts as a faceless cat-like avatar trying to push its way through a door. Jojo caught her avatar when trying to reach Tessa's.
Mrs. Jack

Angry brown feline who tries to use anger and shouting to have her way. Unfortunately, Richard is aware of tenant laws.

Troy tries to shank Gates from behind while he and Richard are talking to Mrs. Jack, but he is stopped by Nathan. When the police arrive, Richard tells them that Mrs. Jack will corroborate the story that Troy beat himself up if she doesn't want him to call the bailiffs.
Kerrie O'Reilly

A grey binturong who enlisted in the CORE to escape an arranged marriage around the time Kevin and Tessa were conscripted. Family name was probably Thapa centuries ago after emigration. Has a prehensile tail and uses it regularly as a fifth limb. Code name is Bravo Three. Helmet decal is a mouth gritting teeth.

When Kerrie first enlists, she is a jumpy mess. After working with Julian's team and getting used to the military life, she loses her inhibitions and gets a tattoo in an interesting place.

When Merlin sabotages the Britannia, Kerrie is the first to discover Robert among the casualties. She stays with him while the rest of the team take care of the unstable fission reactor. She also stays with him in the infirmary while he recovers, and assists him when he agrees to reactivate Long Tom. After they narrowly escape drowning due to releasing the waters around Long Tom, Kerrie and Robert cement their relationship.
Black April

Black April is an event yet to be shown in the comic, demarcating the point when the "current day" S.S.D.D. branches off from being a mostly slice-of-life storyline to being highly sci-fi in nature ("S.S.D.F.").

In the "original" timeline from where Tessa Edwards and her cohorts travelled, Black April is when one company dominated the stock market where all others foundered. Tessa has a vision in which a spectre of Norman Gates informs her that due to their interference in the timeline, Cook Industries, rather than Bishop International, becomes the central company in this event.

Maytec emerged as a new company after Black April and the May-Day uprising, named after the hope of a future in science and technology.
Jiayi Xue/Julie Waterman

A golden feline and a skilled businesswoman, probably older than 56 (see Briefing for Advisor Jonathan Andrews or the backup for the same). Originally called Jiayi Xue but changed her name to Julie upon marrying Henry Waterman. Joint CEO of Maytec (along with Henry) and acting chairwoman, controlling Maytec's interests on Earth. One of the three main board members of Maytec. Has a fetish for vulpine males in particular and a well-known love of robotics. Owns the largest and most comprehensive private collection in the Solar System. Previously owned the single remaining Cliffwell ST-1X android but lost him in a card game with Tessa trying to win a CAS loader.

## Known Sexual Relations

Henry Waterman (debatable)

Sticks

Jonathan Andrews
"Tình yêu chợt đến bất ngờ."

### Tổ hợp

Tập tin:Thành Tựu Chuyên Gia Nguyên Tố - Phần I.png Chuyên Gia Nguyên Tố - Phần I

**"Tình yêu chợt đến bất ngờ."** là một bộ thành tựu trong tổ hợp *Chuyên Gia Nguyên Tố - Phần I*. Để hoàn thành thành tựu này, người chơi cần đánh bại 4 kẻ địch bằng phản ứng Điện Cảm trong 2s một số lần nhất định.

## Danh Sách Thành Tựu

Có **3** thành tựu khớp với tổ hợp này:

 "Tình yêu chợt đến bất ngờ." | Hoàn thành 5 lần: Đánh bại 4 kẻ địch bằng phản ứng Điện Cảm trong 2s
 "Tình yêu chợt đến bất ngờ." | Hoàn thành 10 lần: Đánh bại 4 kẻ địch bằng phản ứng Điện Cảm trong 2s

## Lịch Sử Cập Nhật

Ra mắt trong **Phiên Bản 1.0**[Tạo lịch sử mới]
Scarlet One

A VTOL craft flown by Evan Harding to Scotland when he, Lara Black, Brody Mercer, and Jonathan Andrews escape the Citadel before First Advisor Woodgrove can take action against them. Initially the craft is not cleared for take-off, as there are strong crosswinds that would risk the craft crashing into the Citadel during a vertical take-off. Harding throws out the pilot and intends to make a horizontal take off, before the Oracle locks the docking clamps to prevent their escape. However, the force of the Scarlet One attempting to take off shakes the observation decks and launch pad of the Citadel, threatening to tear them away from the main body of the Citadel. When Woodgrove panics as he is on observation deck three, the Oracle releases the docking clamps to allow the Scarlet One to escape, with some collateral damage.
Bailey and Hamilton

Proprietors for B&H Paving, who were selected by the Sussex Council for the (unnecessary) repaving contract for the highstreet, after recently doing "*such* a *fine* job" on Councillor Gunner's driveway. Also criticised by Norman for (Kalvin) Bailey being the brother of Joseph Bailey: the best man at Councillor Nash's wedding. Later criticised by other parties for doing a terrible job on Gunner's driveway ("or is it meant to look like that?").
David Sharp

A Doberman/jackal hybrid born in 1977 who was previously working as a security guard at an undisclosed facility, one of two survivors of an Inlay attack. Not terribly intelligent. Turned down from the army due to a minor asthma problem.

David and Michael create a decoy recording of their voices to lead the Inlay away from Tessa after she breaks in and is subdued by the Inlay. They try to revive her but fail, drag her to a freezer, and secure themselves in a bunker to hide from the Inlay. Sticks finds them there, and David opens fire on him, until Sticks convinces him to stop.

Sticks then asks David and Michael to come with him and bring everything about the Inlay. and they are recruited to work for Cook Industries. He first serves as a guard for the HR level on the 20th floor, despite not knowing what "HR" stands for.

Later, David is assigned to security in the "dungeon" where "some of the most radiologically shielded R and D labs in the world" are located. He informs newcomers to leave electronic devices in the provided lockers and scans everyone prior to entry to ensure nothing is sneaked in, as a precaution against fire and undesired effects on the R&D projects. His job also entails escorting noncompliant visitors/staff from the building by force if necessary.
Tick-Tock

A Pawn who overhears CAS soldiers talking about how Pawns are "smart bombs" that, if they were really clever, wouldn't want to blow themselves up, and has an existential crisis as a result of realising this. Serial number T1CT0K-86345-2345L but nicknamed "Tick-Tock" by Harry.

When Tick-Tock weighs the options and decides not to blow up, he panics when Arthur finds him. Arthur is surprised that Tick-Tock is afraid of him when he shouldn't be. He apologises for Tick-Tock's condition and takes him back to the castle, promising not to take the fear away.

Arthur removes Tick-Tock's grenade, which Tick-Tock doesn't quite believe. Arthur laughs and tells him to hold onto that cynicism, as it will keep him alive, and takes him to Harry, making a request of Harry to watch over Tick-Tock and only ordering him to reply truthfully whether he will accept the request.

In real life, and on the "Happy Land" train, Tick-Tock rests on Harry's head.