Deacon A. McCoy

Head of Honor

Imogen McCoy - (Biological Sister)
Elizabeth McCoy - (Mother, Deceased)

> My powers have doubled since the last time we've met.
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> Deacon towards Roma, a Reform/Greaser Cross-Clique.

> **"So get up. Dust yourself off. Try again."**
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**Deacon McCoy** is currently an [MR] **Senior Journalist** in **Cliffside Times.** Having been the previous **Head of Honor** [1iC] for the Honors Program.

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## Character Description

Deacon is a sixteen year Caucasian Italian-American (greaser..) male and gratified descendent of the affluent **McCoy** family tree. In Chapter One, Deacon made his debut as a rather tall non-clique, having a long jet-black mullet, a pair of white plastic sunglasses, and even a small stubble. Deacon ended up meeting with his childhood friend, who he had not seen in years. The friend in question being Jack P. Hunnivan, the **Enforcer** of the Honor Students at the time, and future **Deputy Head Honor Student**.

### Chapter 1.

After joining the Honor Students, Hunnivan assisted Deacon greatly in changing his appearance, having even created clothing for Deacon himself. Though Deacon still sported his mullet, he had now shaved away the little facial hair he had. Settling on a more greaser-esque look, considering Deacon's personality at the time was much more lax, having even used strange slang, he even sounded like a greaser.

### Chapter 2.

During the beginning of Chapter 2, in which he met his new close friend, Katsuro Toshikiyo, Deacon still had this attire. However, he was criticized by Katsuro and Eloise for his haircut, and overall outfit. After being constantly called a 'Greaser' by Katsuro, Deacon decided that enough was enough, and went through with getting rid of the precious mullet he adored. Settling on cutting his hair short and dying it Blonde, in an effort to 'fit in' as he puts it.

### Chapter 3

During the beginning of Chapter 3, Deacon got rid of the blonde dye that stained his luxurious hair, growing it out ever slightly as his hair went back to that jet-black color. Deacon had acquired a new sense of style during this, having hung up his Letterman for another time, and settling on more formal-esque attire.

### Chapter 4

Near the end of Chapter 3, and beginning of Chapter 4, Deacon grew out his hair once more. Styling it into a sort of 'slickback' manner in reminiscence of Christian Bale's haircut during his portrayal of Patrick Bateman in the movie American Psycho. Due to unfortunate circumstances involving a fight with a certain individual, Deacon's right eye was impaled with a calligraphy pen, resulting in him becoming permanently blind in that one eye. As of now, it's either covered with an eyepatch, or replaced with a glass eye.

## Backstory

### BEFORE ENROLLMENT

On July 4th, 1998 at approximately 11:24 PM EST, Deacon was born into a relatively wealthy lifestyle, with a loving and caring mother, paired with an unforgiving War Veteran Father. With his story beginning at HCA Florida Memorial Hospital, being born within the pearly-white room as the ceiling lights blinded him. All he can remember from those times were just crying,

His childhood began with his mother in the hospital due an illness that is still up to speculation, some say goodpastures, others say cancer. Regardless, it struck Deacon hard, and such a loss as been lodged into his heart and mind for years on end. With his father leaving to reenlist as means to completely forget about his son and life outside the Military, with Deacon and his younger sister, Imogen, being left with his Aunt for a good few years.

During his time with his aunt, he was primarily forced to focus on his Studies, given his mother's side of the family was relatively strict in regards to education, with them trying to forge Deacon into a future diplomat, in an effort to get him to follow his Uncle's footsteps, who at the time was the US Ambassador for first, Germany, then Spain. Deacon's education primarily consisted of Private Tutors, which was just one after the other, having taken up a plethora amount of his hours. Much to the boy's dismay, as he'd much rather be outside playing Catch with his uncle.

This soon changed, as Deacon was enrolled into a Private School, where he may finally practice and acquire the social skills necessary to have a successful career in Diplomacy. This was where he met a very valuable asset to his future in Cliffside Academy, his best friend Jack P. Hunnivan. Deacon was around the age of eight to nine years old at the time, which is also unfortunately the age at which his mother died. Leaving him with only his little sister, and his extended family. Deacon, for the most part, was left absolutely devastated at the loss of his mother.

Deacon’s time within his Private School was relatively tame, with his motivation to get better being drained after losing his mom, barely being able to gather the strength to leave bed. With his primary motivation being his best friend, who’d regularly visit to check up on him. Which of course, Deacon was grateful for, soon growing a ride-or-die type of bond with Hunnivan.

Hunnivan and McCoy, a pair some wouldn’t really expect to strike that well. With the McCoy’s being relatively old money, and the Hunnivans being moreso nouveau riche. Given the Hunnivan’s autoshop business across the country, Deacon sought to gain a hobby or two. Helping Jack tinker with his motorcycle and other motor vehicles of his. Much to his family’s dismay, given they didn’t really want their child to be working in an autoshop of all places.

The duo, in an effort to help cloud Deacon’s mind on the loss of his most important family figures. His dad having re-enlisted, and only knowing of his appearance through photos his mother showed him. Then the death of his mom. Decided it’d be fun to get up to multiple antics and escapades, something to bring thrill and and enthusiasm into McCoy’s sad and depressive life.

One of McCoy’s most fond memories was him and Jack at the age of 13, getting rather… Inebriated with experimentation with illegal substances such as, well, weed. All the while, driving. Having taken one of the vehicles from the autoshop out for a joyride to bring something fun for Deacon to experience. A horrible idea for someone of such an age.

The result? A simple crash, it was a miracle that the two didn’t get incredibly injured, only a few scratches here and there. The car? Errrh, not so much. It definitely needed to sit back in the autoshop for a few weeks after that. Thankfully, with the McCoy’s connections and abundance of money from DART International, the two got away relatively scot-free. At the cost of a massive scolding from his family.

McCoy’s ‘family’ didn’t want him to be around Hunnivan anymore, which left Deacon devastated as he found Jack to be his only friend. Deacon, of course, disregarded this. Regularly inviting Hunnivan over to his home to play catch. Which was where, Deacon was finally united with his father. With Deacon and Jack playing baseball out in the front yard, this left Deacon rather confused as he was unfamiliar with the man he saw. Not really seeing him as his father, up until his family’s confirmation. Deacon was overjoyed, having finally met his father after all these years. Opting to spend each and every day with his Pops as an effort ot make up for lost time, and to fill the hole that the loss of his mother left in his heart.

However, the Hunnivan’s decided Deacon was far too happy. Deciding to move off to Oregon and leave Jacksonville behind, enrolling Jack P. Hunnivan into Redwood Academy for reformation and disciplining after the antics he got up to. Which, absolutely hurt Deacon. Having lost his only friend. Deacon still decided to soldier through it, knowing that he will reunite with his friend one way or another. Soon, Deacon’s family also moved. From place to place, settling down in Utah. Being enrolled into Rowland Hall as his new School, alongside his sister, Imogen.

This went on until Deacon was at the age of 16, during his time at the school, he would very clearly notice his younger sibling being picked on by the other children for god knows what reason, yet- Deacon didn’t need any sort of reason to rough them up. Making his sister cry was good enough. Sticking close by her as days went on, there came the entourage of ill-mannered students. Deacon assured his younger sibling that he would take the reigns, and he had it all under control. All they needed to do was show no reaction and they’d get bored and walked away.

That was until; They insulted Elizabeth McCoy, their mother. This drove Deacon through the roof, his fist clenched in anger as they decided it’d be a wonderful idea to disrespect his deceased mother. Lashing out in anger infront of his younger sister, who he was meant to be an idol for. Left hook, right hook, right uppercut. McCoy was merciless, beating the group bloody as he was the equivalent to a raging bull. Unable to be stopped until whomever he was after was down for the count, and even then, he wouldn’t stop. Giving them the thrashing of a lifetime as his sister looked on in horror.

McCoy was soon called up to the front office, in which he was met with the Local Authorities. Deacon landed himself an Aggravated Assault charge, and his sister was left to fend for herself at Rowland, with no one to watch over her. Rather than spend time in Juvie, his family pushed for him to be reformed to work on his numerous mental health and behavioral issues in a school at Springdale, which was Cliffside Academy. Being forced to pack his bags, say goodbye to his family, and leave to be made into a better man.

***At least, that’s what they believed.***

### AFTER ENROLLMENT

> "***Hey Jack, it's been a while, can't wait to see what this year has in store for us!***" - Deacon's first words upon entering Cliffside Academy
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Years after his mother had passed away, Deacon was enrolled into Cliffside Academy in the reopening month of October. After a fiasco at his previous school revolving around the defense of his sibling, he was shortly expelled and wound up here.

Deacon was a relatively unkempt non-clique, looking *very* similar to Markus Keys (To give you an idea), an individual who wouldn't enroll until months later. Having met up with his friend since Elementary, Jack P. Hunnivan, he stuck close to him as he soon began to become more familiar with the Academy. Following the Assistant of Honor at the time all over the place, where he went, Deacon went.

Two days later, Deacon would get his chance to get into the Honors Program. Deacon, would pass with flying colors of course, well- Not really. Deacon would've failed, if it weren't for Jack. Having failed the Combat Phase horribly, Deacon was on the verge of being removed, yet with Jack pulling several strings and using his position of immense power, he brought Deacon into the Honors Program.

Upon his acceptance within the Program, Deacon & Jack quickly went to work setting up a reputation within the Academy. Pummeling those that stood in their way. This was where he met with Hippolyte Dittman, and Melanie Zhou, two would-be longtime friends of McCoy within the Academy. Mere minutes later, the Honors Program would be informed of a plan revolving a Siege on the Bamford House. The Quartet would be on the Frontlines, with Hunnivan introducing Deacon to the legendary Liam Miller, and Jack purchasing Deacon a Bike Helmet & A Paddle from the Salesman. Which would be put to good use during the raid.

Rallying the Honors Students, Deacon and Jack stood ready in the lobby of the House as their adversaries spraypainted and vandalized the outside, in which the two Honors Students standing guard out front, ran inside and informed the troops. Soon after, with time to prepare- The doors were slammed open, a large number of masked and helmeted individuals flooding the house. It was chaos, with Deacon getting lost in all the commotion, before spotting his dear friend being attacked by three individuals. Deacon rushed to the rescue, trucking the man in the side as he slammed him into the staircase wall. Repeatedly bludgeoning him with the wooden paddle he was gifted mere minutes earlier, until the masked man was knocked unconcious as a bleeding mess. Deacon himself would soon come unto an overwhelming amount of attacks, shielding is face as he swung the paddle in a reckless and panicked manner.

Which is where Melanie Zhou comes in, lowering their opponents numbers as she knocks the man who had Deacon in a hold, out cold- With a swift jab into the side of his skull. Deacon would never forget this, as he continued on to fight for the Program, flourishing the paddle as he spotted the Head Honcho of the Siege, a man dawning a bright red motorcycle helmet and a monkey wrench. Getting cocky, and being one of the few Preps actually armed at the time- Deacon took this into his own hands, landing a few blows to the man's collarbone and ankle, yet unfortunately McCoy was still a learner, and was soon knocked cold as the man's metal Monkey Wrench smashed into Deacon's skull, leaving him out of commission for the rest of the fight. But his efforts were not in vain, as Hunnivan quickly made short work of the Biker that he had weakened. With their leader unconcious, the raiders quickly turned tail and ran as the Honors mopped up the stragglers. Waking up on the couch upstairs, it was soon made to his attention that Jack had taken the biker captive.

Confiscating his weapons and armor, the pair interrogated the man- In which they responded with the information they were looking to and whom was behind this. This would mark the first time Deacon has ever heard of the group called ***'Greasers' ,*** soon developing a great hatred for the mechanics. Minutes later, a group calling themselves the ***'Peacekeepers'*** marched in the Estate, with the rest of the Greaser leaders following them shortly after. Jack and Deacon went down, to confront the intruders, in which they were replied with a simple answer of 'Hostage negotiations'.

Then, walking down the steps in his luxurious coat- Came Solomon Bamford, Deacon's Head of Honor at the time. Standing at attention as he put on his best behavior infront of the Head, Deacon listened to the trio speak and negotiate. Which would soon end with the Head of Honor reluctantly shaking a Greaser's hand, forming a temporary alliance as an apparent 'New Threat' arises upon Cliffside. Hours later, Deacon would meet with Hunnivan up on the second floor of the Estate, conversing with one another. Soon after, marks the making of the 'Blackshirts', a sub-clique for the Honors Program which was dedicated to being the main frontline fighters and bodyguards of the Program. Sporting a completely new look, alongside a brand new Letterman Jacket tailored by yours truly, Jack P. Hunnivan, Deacon's confidence was boosted as he dished out beatings towards those who threatened the Program.

The Blackshirts grew larger and larger, with the new goal being set out to deal with the Tyrants whom decided to cause a bit of ruckus. Which is also where McCoy went face-to-face with the Bossman of the Tyrants, Rufus Northrop. An intimidating adversary at first, but with the Program's vast numbers they quickly overwhelmed their opponents, with Deacon knocking two out flat with the paddle. Soon later in the chaos of battle, he was tasked with lifting up one of his fellow Honors up onto his shoulders, in which he did so. This height advantage brought the man on his shoulders up to eye-level with Rufus, delivering the killing blow as he cracked his paddle against the brute's forehead. Timberrrr, went the Tyrant, as he set the man down only to turn- And see one of his Honors being kidnapped last second. This vastly enraged the Blackshirts, quickly sprinting to their colleague's aide as they showed them to never mess with the Program, they ran about beating people QUITE frequently.

Hours later, with McCoy and Hunnivan meeting with Warren Smith up on the Balcony, they discussed a plan to launch another attack on the group of schoolyard bullies, taking hardcore drugs to give them an edge in combat as they slid on their combat gear. Paddle at the ready as the trio wanders towards the Parking Lot near the Greaser's Garage, they come across the group. Filled with bloodlust, only for them to run off, but for what reason? This is when the trio spun, only to be met with **'The Dean'**, a supposed Ex-CIA Agent and the Faculty Boss at the time. Refusing to back down due to their greater numbers, they decided to combat the Faculty as he swung a punch towards Jack. With Deacon slamming his paddle into his side repeatedly, thankfully being swift enough to dodge the man's swings, despite his apparent CIA Training. Warren was struck right across the face, a nasty scar forming from the heavy blow that was dealt- The Dean was left exhausted, unable to fight for much longer. This was when the masked group decided to turn tail and book it from the Faculty, they weren't wanting to be MK Ultra'd, or worse. Regrouping at the Manor after taking the long route, they caught their breath and slid off their masks, exhausted from the running as Deacon suffered a withdrawal from the usage of Crystal Meth, he decided to head out and lay down for the rest of the day, with them being technically victorious and having defeated the infamous 'Dean'.

The very next day, Deacon would stumble upon Warren Smith and Jack Hunnivan in a heated argument, curious- He investigates, with their disagreement being over whether or not to take action against the Debate Club, a newly formed club who had essentially brainwashed a student whom the Program was fond of, Seraphim Chancellor. However, their argument was intruded upon as Melanie & Hippolyte came across the three, immediately telling them of the Club gathering in front of the Library. Gathering the task force of Blackshirts, they confronted their adversaries only to see that they were supported by Rufus, the man they had knocked out flat just the day before.

After a small scuffle with little to no casualties, the group make their way towards the Autoshop as they talk terms and continue negotiating, apparently strengthening the small treaty they had. Returning to the Estate, Tyrants got in their way as it seemed to be they were incredibly upset over the Blackshirt's existence, given they were a fighting force to be reckoned with. Though, Peacekeepers and Prefects made their way to assist them with dealing with such a troublesome obstacle as they were blocking the path to the Estate.

Then came the Halloween party, with Jack tailoring his very own special suits. Solomon decided it would be a good idea for the Honors Students to dress up as World War Two era Third Reich soldiers (How smart). Which promptly got them warned for such a historical costume, and they were forced to switch out. Not before a costume party occurred at the Football field... OF course, they didn't win. But that's fine.

Along with this, was a Masquerade party. With Deacon donning a cracked porcelain-like face mask as he stood guard as a supposed 'Bouncer', as tasked by Solomon and his various other superiors. Solomon came up to McCoy, handing him a Radio and an earpiece, ensuring him he'll "Need it later". Minutes later, a fellow Blackshirt took his post and Deacon would be allowed to enjoy the festivities. Of course, he didn't, McCoy at the time was an incredibly socially awkward person and did not speak to anyone at the party, instead opting to perform a patrol around the Gym.

Nothing. Happened. During the party, absolutely nothing. Aside from Deacon being drained of energy due to the absolute boredom he experienced.

Days afterwards, Deacon and Jack would've met up, with Deacon heading into the Pit for the very first time. Cringing at the scent that blew in his face the moment he stepped down the broken door as the sewer turned fighting arena was intruded upon by the Honors. Soon later, Melanie and Warren would make yet another appearance as they backed up their fellow Blackshirts. An argument broke out between Jack and the 3iC of the Autoshop Club, McCoy turned his attention over towards this, only to be met with a kick to the face by a non-clique whom affiliated himself with the Greaser. Being hit with a skateboard as Deacon fought back. Though, this surprise attack was far too much as McCoy was soon thrown over the railings of the pit, falling and crashing down into the concrete. Breaking his nose and being rendered out of commission for a little while.

The fight made its way down INto the Pit, with Deacon gathering the strength to get back up, bleeding heavily from the hard drop. Filled with rage, he unclipped the paddle from his belt as he stomped over towards the man who caused his injuries, bashing him over the skull with the wooden weapon numerous times as he was left begging for mercy. To no avail, as McCoy and Co. began to beat him into a pulp, for if you mess with one- You mess with the rest. The Greaser 3iC had spectated his friend be pummeled, and made the decision to retreat before he could join him. Despite all that, the non-clique decided to get up once again, and try to fight back. Attempting to dropkick Deacon, only to be met with a paddle to the teeth. Knocking him out *cold*.

**Weeks pass as Deacon has a sudden disappearance. (Hiatus from Cliffside)**

Upon Deacon's return, he meets back up with Jack, assisting on a little raid on the Steel Mill where Townies resided in a sort of 'Rescue Operation' of an individual he completely forgot the name of, only being there to follow his friend into the heat of battle. Of course they triumphed, given the pair was absolutely unstoppable. With them returning to the house, coming across Katsuro Toshikiyo on their way.

Deacon and Jack brought Katsuro along on their little journeys, with them unfortunately bringing the Blackshirts to a close as they've slowly died out... Torching the jackets and throwing them into the fountain infront of the Estate, that was soon replaced with a large stone statue. However this began a new chapter for the Program, with the new Goldshirts soon taking the place of the Blackshirts. Opting as 'Royal Guards' rather than frontline fighters.

With Katsuro's tongue of silver swaying and convincing McCoy to help him get into the Program, Deacon quickly made his way to speak with the Deputy of Honor, whom at this time was Jack P. Hunnivan. Given how close he was, it was no struggle to get him to allow Katsuro's enrollment within the Program.

Now having Katsuro enrolled within the Program, the trio fitted in their Aquaberry quickly made work in the Academy. Getting into simple scuffles with people such as the Tyrants, Greasers, etcetera. Having done nothing but been a thorn in the Program's side, it was made apparent that they needed to go.

However on one fateful night, setting place behind the Cafe, would change Deacon's life at Cliffside forever. It started with the trio making their way to the Cafe, with Katsuro shortly parting as he went to run a few errands of his. Deacon and Jack spotted an individual whom had brutalized an Honors Student, and quickly went to teach them a lesson.

In an instant the man was on the ground begging for mercy as blood rushed through his nose, with the two Honors wailing on him with no intent on stopping. Soon came the one of the Prefect Heads, who came to stop these Aquaberry wearing Menaces himself. In a blind rage, Jack attacked the Authority the moment he laid his hands on the Deputy of Honor. Jack was about to be surrounded by bystanders who tried to help, yet they were stopped by McCoy. Having his brother's back, he started to attack those who dared get close to Jack. Right hook, left hook, Varsity, Prefect. Deacon did not care, he only cared about keeping his friend safe.

Yet, Jack fell, and soon so did Deacon after being struck with a flashlight to the dome. Moments later, Deacon awoke, scrambling to his feet as he ran to hide behind a tree as a means to prevent himself from being given detention. Spectating, he witnessed a large crowd of Authority surrounding Jack, who was soon later expelled.

After his Expulsion, Deacon's days at Cliffside grew more dark and grim. Yet Jack wasn't done yet, when Deacon returned to the Estate to clear his head, he could sense smoke and fire, rushing over to the Side Garden to try to find what was going on. Only to find Jack P. Hunnivan there with a lighter in his hand and his aquaberry vest in flames. McCoy couldn't do much besides stare in shock, as he witnessed his friend burn himself alive, bringing the Garden down with him.

With the death of his friend, McCoy was forever changed. Growing more cold and awkward towards those who tried to conversate with him, with the boy typically sitting alone by himself, refusing to reach out to people on his own. With his only coping mechanism after that encounter, being beating others to a pulp.

Moments after this, Warren Smith took control of the Program after overthrowing Solomon whom was seen unfit for leading the Program. With this change in Leadership, McCoy decided to change himself as well. Attempting to better fit in within the Program as he dyes his hair a horrid blonde color, ridding himself of his jacket as he simply adorns the Black dress shirt.

> He's that nice prep, he's nice to everyone. Sometimes nice to Nonnies. You'll find him around on-campus, he's a common sight to see. I'm also pretty certain he doesn't sleep. He's also kind of intimidating when you think about it, he's got some good fighting skills, especially when he's fighting those mechanics.
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> Mason P. Wilford commenting on Deacon.

## **Personality**

*When it comes to socialization, Deacon is a rather strange individual. Not really attempting to include himself in things that don't directly involve him. Whenever Deacon is around and about in public, he's got this almost weird exterior. Not necessarily allowing himself to befriend or get close to most new people he meets. However, stick around with him long enough- And he might just drop his whole posh personality.*

*During Chapter 1 and 2, Deacon, as stated in Character Description, had a much more 'chill' aura about him. Despite his awful appearance. Always greeting new people with 'Dude' or 'Bro', trying his hardest to make new pals. However, due to his colleagues not liking this behavior, Deacon soon changed it. Now becoming the stuck-up arrogant 'douchebag' he is today, at least- When he's out in public. He's got an image to keep up, you know.*

### **Chapter 4**

Deacon is more aggressive and violent than ever before, actively making threats towards people that get on his nerves even the slightest bit. Being the left hand of Katsuro, he's gotten more stressed as people begin to constantly bug him about the most minor of things. Having changed vastly ever since Chapter 1, like an entirely different person.

## Relationships

This is all a WIP. More descriptions and such will be done at a later point

### Jack P. Hunnivan | Childhood Friend | Trusted

> ***"Mel, take a look at whose crawled out of the grave. It's been a while, Hunnivan."*** - Deacon during the Blackshirt reunion.
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Jack was Deacon's childhood friend. The two often getting into shenanighans when they were much younger, yet haven't spoken for a long time. As Deacon's parents were constantly moving place to place. Until they moved to Utah. Deacon was then enrolled into Cliffside after an unfortunate incident at his previous school which will not be disclosed, where he met back up with his long lost pal. After Jack's apparent suicide, Deacon was immensely distraught, often visiting his grave on the weekends for hours at a time. Upon Jack revealing to the Public that he's faked his death, and not just Deacon, Deacon welcomed him in the Estate despite his criminal nature. Given he is Deacon's Childhood friend, he would have bias towards him.

Notable Events w/ Jack

* First appearance. 10/20/21
* Defense of the Bamford House. 10/23/21
* Formation of the Blackshirts. 10/23/21
* Brawled [REDACTED]. 10/23/21
* Brawled Rufus. 10/24/21
* Brutalized Blonus. 11/02/21
* Blackshirts disbanded. 11/24/21
* Expulsion of Jack P. Hunnivan. 11/27/21
* Death of Jack P. Hunnivan. 12/05/21
* Blackshirt Reunion. 4/10/22.
* Return of Jack P. Hunnivan. 1/20/22

### Matthew Desailly | Idol | Admired

> "***Even after all you've done, I shall always be your number one, Matthew!***" - Deacon assuring Matthew that he is still his #1 Fan.
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At first Deacon was rather skeptical of Matthew's transfer into the Honors Program, which is typical, as Matthew was a newcomer. Unsure of Warren's decision on letting the French Teen in, he simply kept a close eye on him. However was quickly left in awe as he watched Matthew swiftly earn the title of 'Boxing Champion' after absolutely fucking pummeling and hospitalizing the previous one. Deacon was rather angered by this, envious, jealous. Days later Deacon would see Matthew's strength head-on, in a boxing match during one of Deacon's club-wide training sessions for the Boxing Club. In which Deacon got socked, experiencing Matthew's punching power which was equal to a speeding semi-truck, causing Deacon to slam into the floor, out cold, yet was helped up by the Boxing Champ soon after. Impressed by his power and sportsmanship, Deke of course started admiring and looking up to Matthew in hopes of having his same prowess in Boxing, if he even considers teaching Deacon, that is.

Matthew is someone Deacon considers to be his Idol, looking up to him and his strength in combat and boxing in general. Perhaps even being his #1 fan (That is male). If Matthew had merch, Deacon would buy it. Out on Campus, Deacon typically sticks near Matthew, eager to fight anyone in the Champ's presence as an attempt to be recognized by the Boxing Champion. Slowly, but surely, Deacon is rising towards Matthew's level as his proficiency in boxing improves, as well as his overall dexterity and endurance. (Perks). But will it be enough to one-up the Champ? We'll have to see.

As Deacon kept training and training, his hard work paid off. Having defeated his Idol in a Boxing Match in which he gave his all in an effort to Impress Desailly, but- It turned out that Desailly didn't like the idea of being beaten by his #1 Fan, he wasn't impressed, he wasn't proud. He was furious. Snapping his fanboy's arm like a damned twig, as McCoy tried to protect his Honors students from Matthew's ragefilled rampage. Deacon was heartbroken, yet still remains true to his fanboy tendencies.

### Katsuro Toshikiyo | Close Friend | Trusted

> ***"I'm in a bit of a tight spot, do you mind lending some of that Toshikiyo wisdom?"*** - Deacon, asking for Katsuro's advice.
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After losing Jack, Deacon was left wandering around the academy alone for weeks, given Deacon never really socialized outside of being Jack's right hand man. This was when he met Katsuro, quickly befriending him given Katsuro's charismatic personality. Thankful to have a friend, Deacon helped Katsuro with getting into the Honors Program, pulling a few strings given his connections with the Deputy Head Prep at the time. In which their friendship grew, and Katsuro essentially became the new Jack. Deacon is now usually always seen with Katsuro, socializing and watching his back. The two, alongside Jack, (when he was still around) had also disbanded the Blackshirts together. Deacon and Kat are close knit, having one another's backs and being there for each other when they need it most. Though Deacon is envious and jealous of Katsuro considering he quickly shot up the ranks and became Deacon's boss, despite Deacons veterancy within the Honor Program.

Upon Deacon's promotion to the Assistant of Honor within the Honors Program, Deacon finally realized that- Maybe he wasn't forgotten by his friend. Using his higher powers to assist Deacon in strengthening Katsuro's hold on the Program. Deacon's already put his position to good use, dealing with Internal Affairs within the Program as he dishes out beatings, scoldings, and various other punishments towards those who threaten the Toshikiyo family and their assets. Having already absolutely ***slumped*** Angelica Bates, the Autoshop Club 2IC, having also almost taken Leo Dowlson out of the game, but unfortunately met a roadblock, which was none other than Norton Willums. Deacon to this day, still works under the Toshikiyo Dynasty, at least... For now.

Notable Events w/ Katsuro

* Blackshirts disbanded. 11/24/21

### Melanie Zhou | Good Friend | Trusted

> ***"She's a helluva lifesaver, I owe her."*** - Deacon praising Melanie, after she helped him from being ganked during a fight.
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Although they haven't spoken a lot in the past, Deacon's set out to change that. Often going to her to check up on how she's doing, as well as simply make small talk in an attempt to properly befriend his fellow Blackshirt. Deacon's often gone to her for help instead, asking for her advice and to just listen to him vent about a multitude of his problems. Deacon greatly appreciates Melanie looking out for him, even if she basically threatened his new girlfriend by saying **"Treat him nicely, or else."** He doesn't mind at all, and is rather thankful that Mel is trying to ensure he's okay.

Notable events w/ Melanie

* Defense of the Bamford House 10/23/21
* Brawled Rufus. 10/24/21
* Brutalized Blonus. 11/02/21
* Blackshirt Reunion. 4/10/22.

### Pear Lincoln | Friend | Respected

> "***Why're you calling me "Mama", Pear***." - Deacon questioning Pear and her actions...
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Deacon was introduced to Pear after breaking off his potential relationship with Junko, in which Pear was a tad bit furious. Or at least, that's what Deacon assumed. They got off on the wrong foot after she attempted to sell Deacon brownies shortly after his confrontation with Junko. Deacon assumed she was trying to "poison" him, and quickly grew hostile and aggressive with the Social Club. Before storming off into the Cafe, this is where Blake came over, lying to Deacon and further cementing his beliefs of Pear attempting to drug him. Though recently Deacon has grown fond of the 5'4" Saleswoman, considering them like a little buddy even after that altercation.

### Ellie Vera Elsher | Friend | Respected

> "You clobber these peasants with class, Elsher." - Deacon attempting to boost Ellie's spirit.
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Deacon and Ellie don't regularly talk on a day-to-day basis, that's entirely because Deacon doesn't really see Ellie that much. Or rather he's not around when she is. But the moments they've interacted with one another sure are great, though he wishes to discuss her fighting skills. Rather impressed at her Boxing etiquette and overall performance in and out of the ring, he keeps a somewhat close eye on the gal and hopes for her to improve. He just wants to fight each boxing member at some point, really. But still! He thinks she's a neat lady, so he'll possibly stick by her, along with all the other Honor Students when he's out and about. (Matthew Desailly overrides this. For Deacon is his #1 fan.)

## Gallery

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## Trivia

Guh??

* Deacon has **Arachnophobia**.
* Deacon has done meth once before...
* He doesn't have an eye.

## music that i thought it'd be funny to put here

### Combat

Devastation

Tokugawa Reign

Blackshirt Boxer

### Misc.

Voice Claim or something.

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