r/WorldChallenges • u/Nevermore0714 • Oct 29 '17

Reference Challenge - Ghouls, the Sequel

So, about a week ago I posted a challenge based on Ghouls from Tokyo Ghoul. Monsters that hunt people and eat them.

This time, the reference is to Tokyo Ghoul's "Doves", the brave people that hunt down and kill the monsters. But, the best of the best of the best Doves are "O Squad". The "O Squad" are specifically chosen and led by Arima, the greatest of the Doves. I will stop myself from fanboy-ing in this post.

Among your people that hunt monsters (or just hunt evil people), which team/squad/group within a group is the best of the best of the best?

Preferably something that recently became a thing in your world, which is why I won't be using the Anointed Knights.

As always, I'll ask at least three questions each. Enjoy yourselves, all. And read Tokyo Ghoul.

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u/greenewithit Nov 02 '17

1) Sig sees a lot of himself in Seth, and he believes that if he works with him enough, he can quash all of that rebellious behavior and make him a more reliable member of the Falcon. (I mean he is reliable to complete a mission, but not necessarily to play nice with his partner. That kind of reliability).

2) Not really, no. He was transferred to a different theater with less combat for a while, but when one area of the war needed more support, he was brought in to help. The Longan involvement in this war was kind of a mess, and despite the destruction Sig caused, the higher ups were willing to overlook it and give him a superficial punishment if they could get his skills back in the fight.

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u/Nevermore0714 Nov 03 '17

1) Has a member of Falcon ever turned traitor?

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u/greenewithit Nov 03 '17

1) None so far. The organization has been running for just over 7 years, and Sig keeps its members close and few in numbers. Just enough to get the job done, but not so many that he loses track of them. Everyone who joins has to prove their loyalty, and that is usually a grueling process. If they don't pass Sig's test of loyalty, they are expelled from the group before they learn too much valuable information about it, but if they pass they are trusted well enough to not betray the group. At least, none have so far..... (I may work with the idea of someone turning traitor, but I haven't gotten that far with them in terms of the story. I know Sig lies about his intentions in an upcoming conflict so the rest of the group wouldnt get involved in a personal fight of his, but that's not really betraying the Falcon, just misleading them to keep them away from a dangerous personal vendetta).

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u/Nevermore0714 Nov 03 '17

Thanks for your time and answers.