Peggy

Can turn words into a defensive force field. Combined with high frequency rap and her amplifier, she is able to create a barrier to block out any external damage around her.

Her powers were first released when she had an emotional outbreak arguing with her old boss at Samo Entertainment.

No apparent mutations were detected during test, but holds an extremely aggressive personality and has violent tendencies. A certain level of Mania influence is expected.

Defamed and insulted the city council on multiple public occasions using rap lyrics. Has also started fights in the Eastside streets for monetary disputes, and has a terrible influence on the city.

Influenced by her occupation and special power, the subject tends to speak bluntly and often triggers disputes with her crude attitude. After her arrest, the subject has obtained a high score for conscience in her assessments. It's believed that she intends to express her loathing of social injustice through her rap. The subject is very sociable in the Bureau. She keeps her candid personality but very rarely gets into trouble nowadays.

Ignored Eastside's arrest warrant for Sinners and returned to Syndicate and hung out with her old friends on the street. Her personality made her a lot of enemies, and she was captured by the MBCC following an anonymous tip.

A famous hip-hop singer from Syndicate. She used to be famous in Eastside too with her songs. She then signed a contract with Samo Entertainment and went to Eastside to expand her career.

She never got used to life in Eastside, especially the prejudice against Syndicate. She wrote lyrics rebuking the city council several times, but got away with those as the company saw great commercial value in her.

The trend of Peggy's songs were over rather quickly. After losing her commercial value, the company gave her up and refused to pay her share. She went up to their office and fought for her share, which turned into a violent incident.

Every time she writes a new song, she walks around the Bureau with a record player and plays her new song over and over again at max volume. The more satisfied she is with the song, the longer the disturbance gets.

People call her a talent hip-hop artist, but behind the stage, she has worked very hard. In her containment room, traces of edits and scrapped lyrics can be found in every corner.

Holds a strong negative opinion against Eastside, and uses vulgar phrases to insult Eastsiders for very trivial matters. Therefore only some Sinners from Syndicate are willing to befriend her.

The subject asked a friend in Syndicate to make a huge golden necklace engraved with the letters "MBCC" specifically for the Chief. The Chief thinks it's too heavy and too high-profile and never wore it. Peggy thinks this means the Chief has "no hip-hop spirit".

[Peggy looks upset and kicks the items in the room.]

Peggy: I thought you promised to get me an audio mixer. Where is it?

Chief: ......

• Prompt: The Supply Office has included this matter in their schedule.
• Peggy: Sigh... This is way too **** frustrating. I've never been treated like that before! Me, the rap superstar!
• Peggy: 😐😐

• Prompt: I’ll go borrow Joan’s audio mixer for you.
• Peggy: No! That one is too complicated. I don’t know how to use it! Sigh… It seems this recorder is my only option, after all.
• Peggy: 😐

[Peggy is writing lyrics quickly.]

Peggy: Oi, Chief, what brings you here? Would you like to enjoy a performance?

Chief: ......

• Prompt: Of course. Do you have any new creation today?
• Peggy: Ha! I have a new creation every day. First, let's hear a classic: This is da Syndicate gangsta rapper. Who are you, lookin' dumb as a loser?...
• Peggy: 😘😦

• Prompt: No. It's that someone complained about your music not being... Rap enough.
• Peggy: Get them out of here! They know nothing about rap!
• Peggy: 😓

⚠ Noise Complaint

You have a pile of noise complaint tickets.

System Notifications: Several Sinners have anonymously complained that Peggy's music is too loud during training, turning the Training Room into a disco.

• Prompt: Give her a better pair of headphones

⚠ Special Guidebook

Peggy splurges on a supposed rap guidebook.

System Notifications: Peggy empties her wallet to buy a supposed rap guidebook from a strange hooded man, only to find out it is just a book filled with album names.

• Prompt: You can use it to prop up a table.

⚠⚠ Exploring New Fields

Being good at rap doesn't necessarily mean you can master the rhythm game machine.

System Notifications: Peggy, who usually gets into trouble due to her honest personality, surprisingly didn't cause any issues in the arcade today.
It turns out she is playing a popular music game, but chose a difficulty level that was too high for her, making her frantic.

• Prompt: What are you playing? You seem really into it.

Peggy: Ah, Chief. This? It's a rhythm game. I heard from someone that this can enhance my rhythm, so I came to give it a try.

Chief: If this is too hard, why don't you try the dance machine? You're pretty good at street dance.

Peggy: It's not the same thing at all. Dance machines are too easy, and I can definitely handle this damn machine. I must just be playing it wrong!

Chief: What do you mean?

Peggy: Just listening to the music and the beat isn't enough. It feels like something's missing. It's suffocating, I can't let loose.

• Prompt: Choose one of Peggy's old songs and put it into the machine

Chief: I think I know what the problem is. Here, try this.

Peggy: Hey, hey, check it. I'm Peggy from the Syndicate, everyone calls me the Lone Advocate...

Chief: I knew it. I think, for you, participation is more important.

⚠⚠ Home Sweet Home

The love and sense of belonging for one's hometown cannot be hidden.

System Notifications: Supervision System:
A Sinner is blocking the movie screening in the recreation area. Go and check?

• Prompt: Yes

Peggy: You've got to be kidding me. You're here spreading lies about ***** Syndicate and I can't even do ? You Eastside ***********...

• Prompt: What happened?

System Notifications: You walk over to check the screening information and find that today's schedule includes a documentary about Syndicate produced by Eastside Entertainment.

Chief: Is there a problem with this movie?

Peggy: Yo, why are you here? Did someone snitch on me? That's so ***** cowardly. They chose such a terrible film and wouldn't even talk to me about it?

Peggy: "Syndicate is the cancer of DisCity" "The mobsters from Syndicate have severely damaged DisCity's reputation"? ******!

• Prompt: Comfort her

Chief: Movies with such inappropriate messages and biased information shouldn't have been chosen. I will make sure it is removed immediately.

Peggy: Hmph, the wimps of Eastside only dare to smack-talk Syndicate this way. If you don't want that machine to be broken, better not let me see this kind of trash again!

Chief: It seems you really love Syndicate.

Peggy: Ha, isn't that obvious? Syndicate is where I was born, it's my hometown. If someone can turn their back against their hometown, are they even human?

⚠⚠⚠ Rap Effect

A song being too popular might also cause distress to the superstar.

System Notifications: Recently, there has been a rap trend among Sinners. Many people will start humming regardless of the occasion or location, causing a large number of complaints from the quiet-loving Sinners. Supervision System: This phenomenon may be related to Peggy's regular rap concerts.

• Prompt: Go and investigate

Peggy: Let's get hyped, follow my rhythm...

System Notifications: You arrive at Peggy's rehearsal venue in the detention area and find her rehearsing alone on stage, with EMP creating the atmosphere.

• Prompt: Ask

Chief: Is there a concert later today?

Peggy: Yo, you heard about it too? Of course, a star like me has countless fans. They can't get enough of me no matter how many concerts I hold!

Peggy: It can't be helped. I just have to work harder. If I don't hold so many concerts, some people will never be able to see me!

• Prompt: Your last concert was three days ago, right?

Peggy: Huh? Um? I guess so.

Chief: Can you tell me what songs you sang then?

Peggy: The main tracks from my first two albums, a few original new songs, and a bit of improvisation... Wait, why are you asking so many questions? Are you interrogating me?

• Prompt: Be honest
• Chief: The system thinks that your concerts are related to the spontaneous rapping phenomena.
• Peggy: Huh? Are you saying people started causing a problem after my concert? How is that on me?! They're just uncultured. It has nothing to do with my music!
• Chief: It's just a thought. But you have to admit, even if it has nothing to do with you, their behavior would smear the reputation of a rap superstar like you, and rap itself.
• Peggy: I don't care about anything else, I just focus on my music. But... you do have a point! Fine, I'll emphasize this issue at the concert!

• Prompt: Brush it off
• Chief: I'm just very interested in your musical activities.
• Peggy: Hey, you've got taste. Since it's you, Chief, I won't charge you for a ticket, I'll take you in through the backstage!
• Peggy: Get ready to be taken to the clouds by my rhythm, yeehaw...
• Chief: When was the backstage and dressing room built...

This light, casual attire worn by the Syndicate rapper can also protect against the sun.

Listen to my freestyle and follow my flow!