Leonardo S. Tensatsu
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Thought it would be an interesting twist I could help you out with, since the changes are literally only skin deep. Being the only one left online after everyone else left, I though to curve my boredom with a bit of mischief.
Enjoy." xd //
OOC:
I don't think that would even work on Sieg for a few reasons, but other than that it is
not a bad idea...I think I'm going to wait till tonight to post with Sieg.
I need to really decide what direction I'm going in with him.
The problem with it narrative wise is making Sieg into a monster physically (appearance wise) won't do anything to shock him personally. It wouldn't be enough either to convince him that he slaughtered a bunch of people, Sieg is I think to perceptive and stubborn to quickly assume that he did such a thing after being knocked out and dragged away by an unknown figure. As a far as how he relates to his own society, Sieg is already a monster. Siegs beliefs are anathema to the nature of gaia.
Being a monster externally wouldn't change the view of himself that he currently has for better or for worse.
Though considering all that.
I'm not sure where I'm going to head with Sieg after this.
He realizes that all the perversions and crime in Gaia is his cross to bear because he believes that it is in fact his own doing. If Sieg woke up to find a bunch of people murdered, though it was not done by his hand he would still feel just as responsible. So thats why Sieg won't ever quit. His stubborn nature will just lead him into a charge against anyone who he sees as a criminal. Sieg is now less of a man and more of just a construct that personifies a principle of karmic balance.
For all of Siegs good deeds, he has wrought only the destruction of the world as he knows it.
So for all the the destruction and evil, Sieg will meet that destruction in an attempt to remove it from his world.
This continues ad infinitum until he dies.
This seems to easy though and it doesn't make me want to RP it at all. I need someone to give Sieg a spark of redemption, so that maybe his story can reach some sort of respectable conclusion. Or if not a spark of redemption the power to bring people together for a single cause either against him or with him.