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Riding Hood's done with your shit.
Her hand's... ech.
About Riding Hood:
I have a different universe from the canon games... a very different universe. It's set at 4032 in a different planet, and Earth is a radiation wasteland. Instead of tracking ancestors through DNA, the animus searches for your untouched memories, and triggers deja vu into past lives.
Riding Hood's future life (main protagonist) is a foul-mouthed mechanic named Aoife Tsabetsaya ó Hinsberg. She is the Scottish daughter (her name's Irish because Irish names are awesome) of an assassin who owns Abstergo in this universe (which is actually in the hands of the Assassin Brotherhood, contrary to the canon universe).
Here is Aoife:
In order to become mentor and enter the field of the war between the Templars, Aoife must go through the animus and trace her past life.
Which leads to Riding Hood.
Riding Hood starts out as a simple nobody; a woman who survived the great sickness that wiped out 75% of the overall human population. She became sick herself, but was taking herbal supplements which got rid of the sickness. However, being that so many people became quarantined, most disappeared, to which she was of no knowledge of. She packed her bags and hit the road.
She came across her childhood friend who was locked in his dorm room. He was sick with the illness, close to death, and with her aid, he was saved. She and John set foot, searching for other survivors. Unfortunately, the world was filled with savages above all, and she had to kill people just to get a can of food.
Riding Hood constructed the hidden blade for quick kills, hunting, among other useful alternatives. With the blade, she was able to open cans of food, break into cars, open doors, and hunt animals.
Riding Hood is in a white, black, and red hood, a black oversized tank top, a sports bra, a pair of jean shorts, and combat boots. She dons a tattoo with a tribal design that she received before the sickness.
During volume 1, Riding Hood finds a vault, along with Falcon, Ramirus (in gallery), and a guy in a beanie hat. There, Riding Hood accidentally slits her ring finger on her left hand while attempting to construct another hidden blade for Falcon and Ramirus. She has her ring finger in this picture.
Riding Hood oftentimes went on missions by herself, searching for food, supplies, etc. She came across a camp about a mile from the vault, in which, she horrifically discovered had people who were in concentration camps. Men worked and dealt with hard labor while women and children were sold, exported, and imported for sex.
Riding Hood then vowed to help these people, and take over the camp, to train the people to fight. She often found weapons to which she wasted taking out guards of the camp. Some people escaped, and she helped, recruiting members to form "The Saviors." Once she gained enough recruits, more went out in missions, and took out more guards. They waited until the camp was ready to import more guards, to which she and her army attacked.
Unfortunately, the camp had the upper hand in the attack.
Riding Hood named those who were guards of the camps, and after discovering the underground city, considered those who caused the whole illness and slavery "Templars."
Riding Hood's real name is never known in History books. However, she is known for her courage to help the good, but her extremity to the bad. She was a fierce assassin, but a compassionate leader, unless those broke her set of moral values. It was rumored before her death that if she questioned you, you were as good as dead.
Riding Hood is technically a whackjob, and while she is a protagonist, follows a villain's eyes. Her actions seemed rather corrupted, though she and her closest companions knew it was for a good reason, however, they questioned her role of leadership.
When Riding Hood became a mother, she somewhat backed down, and left Ramirus in charge. Ramirus was more empathetic, which led to more troubles than when Riding Hood was the upper figure.
Riding Hood as an assassin.
Riding Hood died at 27 when leaders of the Underground City (Templars) came back and destroyed a camp she resided at. Survived was her three year old daughter, who was raised by Riding Hood's wingwoman Ramirus. Her daughter had the plans of the animus, which was originally constructed to quickly teach new recruits abilities to become an assassin, instead of reading past lives.
The first animus was constructed in 2036, shortly before Ramirus' natural death.
I MIGHT make a webcomic, but due to my time, being I am currently going to school for computer graphics technology, my schedule is very tied. I might pull off one or two pages per like, 3-4 weeks or something.
Her hand's... ech.
About Riding Hood:
I have a different universe from the canon games... a very different universe. It's set at 4032 in a different planet, and Earth is a radiation wasteland. Instead of tracking ancestors through DNA, the animus searches for your untouched memories, and triggers deja vu into past lives.
Riding Hood's future life (main protagonist) is a foul-mouthed mechanic named Aoife Tsabetsaya ó Hinsberg. She is the Scottish daughter (her name's Irish because Irish names are awesome) of an assassin who owns Abstergo in this universe (which is actually in the hands of the Assassin Brotherhood, contrary to the canon universe).
Here is Aoife:
In order to become mentor and enter the field of the war between the Templars, Aoife must go through the animus and trace her past life.
Which leads to Riding Hood.
Riding Hood starts out as a simple nobody; a woman who survived the great sickness that wiped out 75% of the overall human population. She became sick herself, but was taking herbal supplements which got rid of the sickness. However, being that so many people became quarantined, most disappeared, to which she was of no knowledge of. She packed her bags and hit the road.
She came across her childhood friend who was locked in his dorm room. He was sick with the illness, close to death, and with her aid, he was saved. She and John set foot, searching for other survivors. Unfortunately, the world was filled with savages above all, and she had to kill people just to get a can of food.
Riding Hood constructed the hidden blade for quick kills, hunting, among other useful alternatives. With the blade, she was able to open cans of food, break into cars, open doors, and hunt animals.
Riding Hood is in a white, black, and red hood, a black oversized tank top, a sports bra, a pair of jean shorts, and combat boots. She dons a tattoo with a tribal design that she received before the sickness.
During volume 1, Riding Hood finds a vault, along with Falcon, Ramirus (in gallery), and a guy in a beanie hat. There, Riding Hood accidentally slits her ring finger on her left hand while attempting to construct another hidden blade for Falcon and Ramirus. She has her ring finger in this picture.
Riding Hood oftentimes went on missions by herself, searching for food, supplies, etc. She came across a camp about a mile from the vault, in which, she horrifically discovered had people who were in concentration camps. Men worked and dealt with hard labor while women and children were sold, exported, and imported for sex.
Riding Hood then vowed to help these people, and take over the camp, to train the people to fight. She often found weapons to which she wasted taking out guards of the camp. Some people escaped, and she helped, recruiting members to form "The Saviors." Once she gained enough recruits, more went out in missions, and took out more guards. They waited until the camp was ready to import more guards, to which she and her army attacked.
Unfortunately, the camp had the upper hand in the attack.
Riding Hood named those who were guards of the camps, and after discovering the underground city, considered those who caused the whole illness and slavery "Templars."
Riding Hood's real name is never known in History books. However, she is known for her courage to help the good, but her extremity to the bad. She was a fierce assassin, but a compassionate leader, unless those broke her set of moral values. It was rumored before her death that if she questioned you, you were as good as dead.
Riding Hood is technically a whackjob, and while she is a protagonist, follows a villain's eyes. Her actions seemed rather corrupted, though she and her closest companions knew it was for a good reason, however, they questioned her role of leadership.
When Riding Hood became a mother, she somewhat backed down, and left Ramirus in charge. Ramirus was more empathetic, which led to more troubles than when Riding Hood was the upper figure.
Riding Hood as an assassin.
Riding Hood died at 27 when leaders of the Underground City (Templars) came back and destroyed a camp she resided at. Survived was her three year old daughter, who was raised by Riding Hood's wingwoman Ramirus. Her daughter had the plans of the animus, which was originally constructed to quickly teach new recruits abilities to become an assassin, instead of reading past lives.
The first animus was constructed in 2036, shortly before Ramirus' natural death.
I MIGHT make a webcomic, but due to my time, being I am currently going to school for computer graphics technology, my schedule is very tied. I might pull off one or two pages per like, 3-4 weeks or something.
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