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Organization:LSPD
Name:Viontre Shade
Gender:Male
Age(IC):23
Nationality:Japan
Place of Birth: Los Santos
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Black
Strengths: Superior Analytical and Strategic Mind, Advanced People-Reading Skills, Master of Stealth and Low Profile, Extensive Informant and Underground Network, Psychological Resilience, Street Combat and Survival Skills, Dual Identity Advantage
Weakness
eep Distrust Toward Authority and the System, Highly Personal Sense of Justice, Emotionally Reserved and Distant, Trauma Trigger Related to His Sister, Unable to Fully Escape His Criminal Past, Paranoid Tendencies, Closed-Off and Intimidating Demeanor
Biography: Viontre "Shade"
Viontre Shade was born on the south side of Los Santos, raised in a low-income family that struggled to make ends meet. His father worked long hours as a mechanic, while his mother cleaned houses to keep the family afloat. Poverty surrounded the Viontre household like a second set of walls, yet the family remained tightly bonded. Viontre was especially protective of his younger sister, Elena, who was three years his junior.
Everything changed the day Elena was abused by a supposedly “trusted” family friend from their neighborhood. When the family brought the case to the authorities, it was dismissed due to “lack of evidence” and “insufficient testimony.” The perpetrator walked free and even continued roaming the neighborhood comfortably. This shattered Viontre’s belief in justice entirely. To him, the system existed only to protect the powerful and crush the powerless.
This moment became the turning point that pushed Viontre toward darkness. He realized that what people called justice was nothing more than an illusion. The identity of “Shade” was born: in a city where the loudest voice wins and the strongest survives, Adrian would create his own version of justice.
Over time, he climbed the ranks of the underground world—gathering information, managing threats, and turning people’s deepest secrets into profit. Loyalty meant nothing to him anymore; only gain and control mattered. Today, Shade is one of Los Santos’ most influential unseen figures. The boy who once blamed himself for not being able to protect his family has become the man who commands the shadows of the city.
Career Path: Viontre “Shade”
After the justice system failed his sister, Viontre’s view of the world changed permanently. He realized that power didn’t come from badges, titles, or laws—it came from information, money, and fear. With this mindset, he began building a career not in the light, but in the shadows.
Viontre first entered the underground world as a runner, carrying messages, packages, and confidential documents for small-time criminals who valued his silence. His calm demeanor and ability to disappear into crowds made him useful. But Viontre wasn’t interested in being anyone’s errand boy. He studied every deal, every face, every weakness.
Soon, he became a broker of secrets—someone who knew who owed money, who was cheating who, and which gang leaders had vulnerabilities. Information became his currency. People started calling him “Shade” because he moved unseen, collecting truths others feared to uncover.
As his network expanded, Shade stepped into more lucrative territory:
• Negotiating risky deals between rival groups,
• Managing money laundering routes,
• Organizing covert operations,
• And occasionally, “correcting” injustices the system ignored, if they aligned with his interests.
His reputation evolved from an ambitious street kid to a strategic mastermind. Shade never led a gang; instead, he positioned himself above them—an independent power who could tilt the balance of the city with a single decision. Criminals feared disappointing him, and some police officers quietly respected him, aware that crossing Shade could ruin careers overnight.
Today, Viontre Shade’s “career” stands as one built entirely on shadows but with power came something Shade didn’t expect: frustration. Controlling the underground didn’t heal anything. Los Santos remained broken, corrupt, and cruel—just as it was the day his sister was failed.
For years he asked himself the same question:
“If the system failed her… could I change the system from the inside?”
The idea grew quietly. Shade knew the streets better than any officer. He understood criminals because he had lived among them. He knew what terrified them, what motivated them, and what they hid behind their lies. If anyone could reshape justice in Los Santos, it wasn’t a clean officer—it was someone who had survived the city’s darkness.
Using his connections, Shade wiped certain traces of his past and carefully rebuilt his public identity. Then, without warning, he submitted an application to the LSPD Academy.
The criminal underworld saw it as betrayal.
Some cops saw it as a threat.
But Shade didn’t care.
In the academy, he excelled. Years of surviving back-alley deals and gang conflicts made standard training feel simple. His instincts were sharper, his awareness stronger, and his reading of people borderline supernatural.
When he earned his badge, it wasn’t a symbol of purity—it was a new weapon.
Shade didn’t join the LSPD to become a hero.
He joined to understand the system, bend it where needed, and fix what the courts would ignore.
On the streets, criminals whispered that Shade had “swapped sides.”
But Shade knew the truth: he never served a side.
He served justice—his version of it.
For the city.
For the streets.
For his sister.
Some nights, the badge shines under streetlights.
Other nights, the city still sees the shadow moving silently between buildings.
Because Viontre may work for the LSPD now…
but Shade never left.
Outcomes:
1- Shade can try to search for a bodycam (/try searches for bodycam) and can break it for his safety (/do breaks bodycam) [Two times per situation]
2- Shade dont need to follow the Miranda rights, he can refuse to read the Miranda rights and refuse to provide the Lawyer
3- Shade can refuse to show his ID and passport to any civilian and any other orgs Leo’s to save himself while doing corruption. (with an RP situation)
4- Shade help friends or family members escape from prison.
5- Shade can remove criminals from the wanted list and clear their criminal records.
6- Shade can carry and use illegal items like drugs/weapon while on duty.
7- Shade has a lot of experience with gangs, so he can do deal with gangster( Cant be a hostage)
8- Shade is able to take bribe to leave criminal (max 100k cash or any illegal stuff as bribe).
9- Shade can ask criminals to drop their weapons or any illegal items so he can keep them for personal use or sell in black market
10- Shade can remeber people by their voice clothes and face (Without breaking MG by ID)
Name:Viontre Shade
Gender:Male
Age(IC):23
Nationality:Japan
Place of Birth: Los Santos
Sexuality: Straight
Eye color: Green
Hair color: Black
Strengths: Superior Analytical and Strategic Mind, Advanced People-Reading Skills, Master of Stealth and Low Profile, Extensive Informant and Underground Network, Psychological Resilience, Street Combat and Survival Skills, Dual Identity Advantage
Weakness
eep Distrust Toward Authority and the System, Highly Personal Sense of Justice, Emotionally Reserved and Distant, Trauma Trigger Related to His Sister, Unable to Fully Escape His Criminal Past, Paranoid Tendencies, Closed-Off and Intimidating DemeanorBiography: Viontre "Shade"
Viontre Shade was born on the south side of Los Santos, raised in a low-income family that struggled to make ends meet. His father worked long hours as a mechanic, while his mother cleaned houses to keep the family afloat. Poverty surrounded the Viontre household like a second set of walls, yet the family remained tightly bonded. Viontre was especially protective of his younger sister, Elena, who was three years his junior.
Everything changed the day Elena was abused by a supposedly “trusted” family friend from their neighborhood. When the family brought the case to the authorities, it was dismissed due to “lack of evidence” and “insufficient testimony.” The perpetrator walked free and even continued roaming the neighborhood comfortably. This shattered Viontre’s belief in justice entirely. To him, the system existed only to protect the powerful and crush the powerless.
This moment became the turning point that pushed Viontre toward darkness. He realized that what people called justice was nothing more than an illusion. The identity of “Shade” was born: in a city where the loudest voice wins and the strongest survives, Adrian would create his own version of justice.
Over time, he climbed the ranks of the underground world—gathering information, managing threats, and turning people’s deepest secrets into profit. Loyalty meant nothing to him anymore; only gain and control mattered. Today, Shade is one of Los Santos’ most influential unseen figures. The boy who once blamed himself for not being able to protect his family has become the man who commands the shadows of the city.
Career Path: Viontre “Shade”
After the justice system failed his sister, Viontre’s view of the world changed permanently. He realized that power didn’t come from badges, titles, or laws—it came from information, money, and fear. With this mindset, he began building a career not in the light, but in the shadows.
Viontre first entered the underground world as a runner, carrying messages, packages, and confidential documents for small-time criminals who valued his silence. His calm demeanor and ability to disappear into crowds made him useful. But Viontre wasn’t interested in being anyone’s errand boy. He studied every deal, every face, every weakness.
Soon, he became a broker of secrets—someone who knew who owed money, who was cheating who, and which gang leaders had vulnerabilities. Information became his currency. People started calling him “Shade” because he moved unseen, collecting truths others feared to uncover.
As his network expanded, Shade stepped into more lucrative territory:
• Negotiating risky deals between rival groups,
• Managing money laundering routes,
• Organizing covert operations,
• And occasionally, “correcting” injustices the system ignored, if they aligned with his interests.
His reputation evolved from an ambitious street kid to a strategic mastermind. Shade never led a gang; instead, he positioned himself above them—an independent power who could tilt the balance of the city with a single decision. Criminals feared disappointing him, and some police officers quietly respected him, aware that crossing Shade could ruin careers overnight.
Today, Viontre Shade’s “career” stands as one built entirely on shadows but with power came something Shade didn’t expect: frustration. Controlling the underground didn’t heal anything. Los Santos remained broken, corrupt, and cruel—just as it was the day his sister was failed.
For years he asked himself the same question:
“If the system failed her… could I change the system from the inside?”
The idea grew quietly. Shade knew the streets better than any officer. He understood criminals because he had lived among them. He knew what terrified them, what motivated them, and what they hid behind their lies. If anyone could reshape justice in Los Santos, it wasn’t a clean officer—it was someone who had survived the city’s darkness.
Using his connections, Shade wiped certain traces of his past and carefully rebuilt his public identity. Then, without warning, he submitted an application to the LSPD Academy.
The criminal underworld saw it as betrayal.
Some cops saw it as a threat.
But Shade didn’t care.
In the academy, he excelled. Years of surviving back-alley deals and gang conflicts made standard training feel simple. His instincts were sharper, his awareness stronger, and his reading of people borderline supernatural.
When he earned his badge, it wasn’t a symbol of purity—it was a new weapon.
Shade didn’t join the LSPD to become a hero.
He joined to understand the system, bend it where needed, and fix what the courts would ignore.
On the streets, criminals whispered that Shade had “swapped sides.”
But Shade knew the truth: he never served a side.
He served justice—his version of it.
For the city.
For the streets.
For his sister.
Some nights, the badge shines under streetlights.
Other nights, the city still sees the shadow moving silently between buildings.
Because Viontre may work for the LSPD now…
but Shade never left.
Outcomes:
1- Shade can try to search for a bodycam (/try searches for bodycam) and can break it for his safety (/do breaks bodycam) [Two times per situation]
2- Shade dont need to follow the Miranda rights, he can refuse to read the Miranda rights and refuse to provide the Lawyer
3- Shade can refuse to show his ID and passport to any civilian and any other orgs Leo’s to save himself while doing corruption. (with an RP situation)
4- Shade help friends or family members escape from prison.
5- Shade can remove criminals from the wanted list and clear their criminal records.
6- Shade can carry and use illegal items like drugs/weapon while on duty.
7- Shade has a lot of experience with gangs, so he can do deal with gangster( Cant be a hostage)
8- Shade is able to take bribe to leave criminal (max 100k cash or any illegal stuff as bribe).
9- Shade can ask criminals to drop their weapons or any illegal items so he can keep them for personal use or sell in black market
10- Shade can remeber people by their voice clothes and face (Without breaking MG by ID)
