Casanova

> *"On to the next chapter, my friends." - Casanova*
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Quill Inkwell, codename Casanova, is an author and the leader of the Masquerade Thieves.

## Appearance

Casanova is a handsome young adult. He typically dresses well, wearing suits and dress shirts most of the time. He keeps his brown hair slick back. His eyes are blue.

His thief outfit consists of a white dress shirt with a brown and black tuxedo vest, with matching tuxedo pants. His masquerade mask is black and the right and white on the left. Four black feathers stick out the left side, with one white feather in the middle of them.

## Personality

Casanova has a professional and suave personality. He can keep calm even when under pressure, and tries to not let emotions disrupt the job. He tries to be welcoming to others, especially his fellow thieves. He acts playful with law enforcement, and likes to quote his favorite books. He treats every heist as a new chapter in a story, and acts as a source of inspiration to the thieves.

## Heists

* Armored Transport
* Art Gallery
* Bank Heist
* Black Friday
* Breaking and Entering
* Car Shop
* Convenience
* Counterfeit
* Dia de los Meurtos
* End of the Rainbow
* Festival of Lights
* Holdout
* Jailbreak
* Jewelry Store
* Mall Heist
* Mansion Heist
* Masquerade Begins
* Museum Heist
* Penthouse
* Restaurant Heist
* Safehouse Raid
* Storage Lot
* The Basics
* The Gala Heist
* The Heat
* Train Robbery

## Abilities

### Physical Capabilities

Casanova has become an adept rogue as he slowly built his family. Along with Architect and Morgan Le Fay, he trained in basic stealth. However, unlike the others, Casanova has become a much better stealth artist out of the group. His sleight of hand allows him to pick locks, grab items, and move bodies faster and quieter than his allies.

### Mental Capabilities

Casanova is a cunning and creative individual. He applies his skills as an author to his adaptable approach to heists, coordinating them and playing them out like a masterpiece story.

### Perk Set: The Phantom

Casanova's expertise in stealth allows him to become a phantom in the night, hiding under the nose of the police force as he swiftly steals valuables.

## Relationships

### Morgan Le Fay/Scarlet Kisses

Quill first met Scarlet in the local library, where Scarlet worked as a librarian, after he was cut off from the publisher. After starting up conversation and hitting it off, the two went to Quill's house. They talked for a while, and the two came to the conclusion of robbing the publisher as revenge. After the success of their first heist, the two (along with Zeid and Abasi) decided to start the Masquerade Thieves. At the same time, the two began to date.

### Architect/Zeid Wyght

Zeid and Quill were friends in high school before they graduated. They didn't talk for a while, but met once more as Quill was planning the heist against the publisher. Quill learned that Zeid was the city planner and convinced his old friend to help with the heist. After they did the heist, Zeid joined Quill as a Masquerade Thief. To this day, the two are best friends.

### Virus/Abasi Naser

When Quill, Scarlet, and Zeid broke into the publisher building, Abasi was the only IT guy still working. Unfortunately, the three got in through the window to Abasi's office, making the lone technician their first hostage. However, Abasi expressed his disinterest in working the boring job, and wished to help them instead. Quill sympathized with the young technician, and let Abasi join. After the successful heist, Abasi became good friends with the thieves and joined them as their resident hacker.

### Joker/Maxwell Brighton

Casanova refers to Joker as a little nuisance, due to the young heister being a brat most of the times. However, Casanova does show interest in keeping him around, saying that he's still part of the family, no matter how much he annoys him. Casanova will even acknowledge the usefulness of the young acrobat's speed and flexibility in heists.

### Toy/Mason Inkwell

Quill has a protective relationship with his younger brother, Mason. He kept the thief life a secret from Mason, until Quill was taken into custody by Vince Justice. Mason eventually learned the secret and donned the Casanova persona in order to free Quill and derail Vince's accusations. Even after freeing him, Quill was reluctant to let Mason join. Eventually, Quill let Mason as Toy, the small supplier for the team.

### Veronica Justice

Casanova has a love-hate relationship with Justice. At first, he thought of Veronica (going by Vince at the time) as a goodie two-shoed cop that was way too focused on taking down the small gang. However, after the events and tensions of Blackmail, Jailbreak, and Emergency Stop caused the two to have a powerful rivalry, it all died down when Vince lost his job at the PD. Casanova almost forgot about the detective, until the drunken woman came across their hideout and threatened the thieves. At this point, Casanova decided to build a new bridge and offered her a role in the Masquerade Thieves. She reluctantly agreed, and the two have been frenemies ever since.

### Blaze

Casanova ironically gets along better with Blaze than her girlfriend, Justice. They don't interact much out of friendly banter.

### Harley Davids

Casanova and Harley have very little interest in each other. Casanova thinks of Harley as a huge punk who thinks he's better than everyone else, while Harley thinks of Casanova as a stuck-up little snob.

## Vince's Files

*"This suave bastard is the face of the Masquerade Thieves. Despite how popular he is, he rarely shows his face in public. When he does, it means that you've already lost. Despite the best efforts of law enforcement, he's managed to slip away with his gang every single time."*

## Trophies

**Casanova Statue** - As Casanova, lockpick 100 doors, safes, or lockboxes.

**White Feather** - Complete The Phantom perk set.

## Trivia

* Casanova's codename is defined as a man known for seducing women and having multiple lovers. While Casanova is a known flirt, he never shows actual interest in anybody except for Morgan.
* Casanova explains the white feather as "one unassuming man among many others may very well be your white feather". This reflects Casanova's (and by extension, the thieves') talent in hiding amongst the rest of the civilians during the day, despite being wanted criminals.