#Bright burn code

Much to his own surprise, he wound up being exceptionally good at the job. It was only after hearing of the Half-Father that he found hope in Bleak through the appropriation of his skills gained both as a courier and through his brief stint as a soldier, Ives molded himself into an ideal cutthroat just to bend his ear. For months, Ives found himself chasing lead after lead through the shadows and smog of the port city, all to no avail. If possible, he was to bring her home-dead or alive.

#Bright burn code

Inheriting the code name ‘Indigo,’ Ives’ first and only assignment thus far was to do what Hoppe could not in his advanced age-ascertain the whereabouts of his older sister Irina, code named ‘Violet,’ who disappeared while on assignment in Bleak. Should one agent perish or retire, another must seamlessly take their place it was only after the retirement of Ives’ father, Hoppe, from active military service that he himself was activated. Orders are disseminated via dead-drop, and each active member is assigned a code name that correlates to single facet of the color spectrum-Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet. As part of their service agreement, the Brightburn family (extended and otherwise) is to have no less than seven of its members active as servants of their masters, the identity of which is unknown. Like many in Daborak, family is only second to tradition for them, and they live and die by those two tenets with no hesitation.

Whether ‘they’ need soldiers or spies, the Brightburns are obligated to answer the call. The complete nature of the arrangement has all but been lost to time, but it is an open secret that the Brightburns have long since been an unofficial (albeit limited) extension of someone else’s might. The middle child of a household of five, his bloodline has lived in service of a noble house with tight ties to the Daborakian government for generations. Subterfuge, sleight of hand, and disguise are no strangers to him where his military training would demand one to employ the sword, he would challenge that there’s always more than one way to slay a beast. Through his work, Ives learned early on the importance of furtiveness, and has since made it second-nature to minimize his presence whenever possible. A man of humble beginnings, the Daborakian does his best to leave as little a footprint as possible, but usually finds himself in the service of people or ideals much larger than himself. He always take a step back during a fight to shoot from far away, cause that's what he's good at.Ī courier in over his head. Ives is calm and calculating, and always cautious.