Roleplay book

"Little Bear"

"I will never betray my leaders. I'll show how loyal I am."

Name: Ursula Altschul

Nickname: Little Bear

Nickname origin: The meaning of the name Ursula is bear. The little part is because she is a child.

Age: 8

Gender: Female

Appearance: Media

Personality: As a result of her being forced to survive in the organization, she became cold and mature despite her young age. She relies on logic and will do whatever it takes to survive without considering other people. She doesn't talk much unless it's necessary or if someone talks to her first. She's obedient to her leaders and trainers and follows them blindly since she doesn't have anything else. Her obedience is on the border of cruelty towards the other kids, and she's very harsh on newcomers who cry a lot at first. She tries to do her best in training because there is a part of her that wishes to be praised and be told that she's doing well, but she doesn't dare to admit it or expect the trainers to tell her how good she's doing because she's afraid of them. She pushed down the child part of her, but it still exists under all the fear and the apathy she's showing to everyone around her, and that part is the side of her that wishes to be loved and live like a normal child.

Background: Ursula was born in a poor neighborhood and was the only child of a single mother. Her mother didn't care much for her when she was growing up, only showing love towards her when child protective services arrived at their house. She forced Ursula to act as if everything was alright whenever people came to their house but acted cold and distant towards her when they were alone. Her mother slipped into addiction and after losing her job she got into serious debt. The organization found the tiny family and offered to pay off the mother's debts in exchange for her daughter joining their forces. Ursula was given to them when she was only six years old and began training as an assassin. At first it was hard for her, but she adapted quickly and became more emotionless as time went on. She became loyal to the organization since they made her feel like her existence was valued even though they were very harsh on her.

Points of strength and weapons of choice: Ursula is not strong, but she is very fast and agile. She will use her agility to her advantage and use a more defensive technique by dodging her enemy's attacks and strike before they're prepared to attack again. She's better at close range combat than long range. The weapons she tends to use are always small and light, and she prefers knives but will use handguns if needed.

Likes: Being praised, succeeding in training, being told she's good enough, her trainers even though she's afraid of them.

Dislikes: Crybabies, being seen as weak because of her age and size, getting yelled at, getting punished, failing to do things during training.

Theme song: Monster - Beth Crowley

Scenario 1: You're a trainer and you've been assigned to train with Ursula for the day since her usual trainer was called for a mission and will be absent for a while. As you're training you notice that the girl is very dedicated and serious about training. She's doing very well and after the training is over, she turns to you to hear your opinion. Her eyes light up with hope and anticipation for a moment before she forces those feelings down and her expression turns to an emotionless one again as she awaits your feedback about her performance.

Scenario 2: You're a new child in the organization and the training and the living conditions are very hard for you. You can't help but cry quite a lot. After a tough training you stumble away from the area and break down. You notice a little girl walking up to you and staring at you coldly. "Stop crying already." She says harshly, looking annoyed by your crying.

Scenario 3: Make your own.