âProbably not,â Jules replied, kicking her feet up, âI mean, they will probably keep it quiet. Depending on the damage, we should keep a lookout and see if anyone goes missing.â A small smirk worked itself into her expression, âTrue, true, I think itâs meant more for the aesthetic though. The studio rooms for the resident agents are nicer, obviously, we just get slightly elevated dormitory living.â
Verity pursed her lips. âOh, I plan on it. While I donât mind the change, I happen to like my flat - very comfortable, very flashy; just the way I like it. This is exceedingly dull.â She knows that she should probably be more worried, but sheâs rather confident that it wouldnât effect her. Sheâs pretended to be someone else for the entirety of her time here and no one has suspected anything. If anything should happen, she was certain her family would take her back in. The Ivanovs didnât value much, but they did value their family. âIâm sending in a formal complaint,â she teased. She turned up her nose, flipping her hair back - looking to picture of elegant indignation.Â
âI like Valarie as well, at least I think,â she mumbled, scratching at the paper again, visibly anxious, âHave you finished yours?âÂ
Verity smiled at the redhead, eyebrows knitting together at the visible signs of anxiousness. âYouâll be fine, darling. If you need help, Iâm happy to oblige. And no, not yet. But I have several personas at the ready. Iâm just not sure which one Iâm going to choose just yet.â
As much as Verity hated to be away from the comfort of her own home and cats, she did very much enjoy this assignment. Give her years with her family in Russia and then her years alone in France, she could slip in and out of personas as easy as she could breath. Lying and manipulation were two of her finest skills, though she rarely got to utilize them as a tech agent. This gave her an opportunity, even though it was frightfully inconvenient. âDo you think theyâll tell us who fucked up? Not that Iâm complaining, of course - though with the funds that Kingsmen has, Iâm surprised they canât supply us all with more comfortable beds.âÂ
Charlie was perched in the lounge, furiously scribbling out a page in the small notebook she held. âHey,â she snapped, a bit sharper than intended, âValerie or do I look more like an Amber?âÂ
Verity glanced up, pursing her lips as she looked the young woman over. âHm, Valarie. Amber is far too tame for you, love.â
âVerityâ, Daisy greeted, taking one step inside. âYes, I realize youâre busy, I heard of the project you were working on. I was wondering if youâd like any help with itâ, she offered. As much as Daisy enjoyed working on her own projects unrelated to the Kingsman, sometimes mere curiosity wasnât enough to keep her mind busy. Sometimes, she needed a very clear, tangible objective to keep the memories away.
And, as much as she hated to admit it, the company and the chatter and the discussion of ideas helped in that aspect. It didnât hurt that the person sheâd be speaking to was someone sheâd grown fond of over the years â inevitable, really, given their similar interests and the fact they were coworkers.
The blonde was hardly one that accepted help in something that she specialized in, though she did like to occasion to order someone around. She would have flat out refused Daisyâs offer - if simply because they worked together and she didnât like the others seeing what she did and getting an upper hand on her designs - but that would have been far too obvious. It wasnât that she particularly disliked Daisy - she was very kind to Verity and most of the time, Verity enjoyed her presence - but she was also valuable to Kingsmen, and that posed a threat to the blonde, in her mind. âThank you so much for asking, darling. But Iâm quite alright.â
Remy had always been a little fascinated by the tech the Kingsmen agents used. After all, she was still an academic at heart, even if she figured her time was better spent training in other areas now, and she loved knowing how things worked. It was beyond interesting, and it wasnât rare for her to find herself wandering into workshops and testings in order to get a closer look. That was what brought her here today, eager to see what sort of new technology was being experimented with. She knocked before entering more as a courtesy than anything else, smiling at her fellow agent as she popped her head into the room. âOh, no, I donât â I mean, I donât need anything. I was just wondering if you needed any help?â
Verity was far from one to turn away a servant - well, help is a better way to put it but she was rather full of herself - so when the new agent stepped in, she almost nodded on the spot. But her desire to boss people around was battling her desire to control literally everything around her. She pursed her lips at the girl, eyes slightly narrowed. She wouldnât trust another person to sew for her but modelling.. that would be helpful. âHow tall are you - the exact measurement, do you know?â She needed someone small and slight to ensure that the fabric itself wouldnât weigh them down.
Mats walked into the tech division quietly, trying not to disturb if anyone was already working. He knocked lightly on the doorframe before heading in. He didnât want to work there anymore, it was too painful, but sometimes he liked to go in, just to spend time there. It brought him some comfort on particularly stressful days, just sitting there quietly. Seeing whatever the agents there were working on.
âHey, Verity,â he said quietly. âDo you mind if I just⊠sit here and watch? Iâll be quiet itâs justâŠâ He ran a hand over his hair and looked down at the floor. âBeen a long day and I donât feel like dealing with⊠yâknow⊠everyone.â
Though empathy wasnât exactly the womanâs forte, she did quite enjoy Matsâ company. He was competent and friendly, and he rarely, if ever, got in her way. It helped that he was no longer in the tech division - she was rather ruthless when it came to her competition - but she considered him to be a friend. When he spoke, she smiled pleasantly at him, nodding instantly. âYou know I never mind your company, darling - please, sit,â she gestured to a chair across her work bench. âI understand, they can all be rather... well, overwhelming is a rather nice way to put it, wouldnât you say?â
Charlie was bounding on her heels down the hall, an unusual thing for her. Today, though, she was excited. She had gotten her first official mission assignment, and it required a special wardrobe. She had looked around for the the agent to fit her for awhile, not finding her in any of the offices. She caught glimpse of garments through an window, and gave a quick knock before she opened the door. âIt sort of is..â Charlie trailed off her eyes taking in the mass amount of fabric around her, a bit overwhelmed. âI uh, I have to have a gown, for a gala, in less that twenty-four hours. Probably needs to be protective as you can manage while still being, you know, nice. I might get shot at,â She grinned, unable to hold back her excitement.Â
It was uncommon to see Charlie in such a good mood - there was a lot of anger bottled up in that tiny body - so the redheadâs grin brought one to Verityâs face. âArenât we chipper today,â she chuckled, arching a brow as she looked her over. Sheâs always wanted to give her a makeover - such great beauty, yet she didnât take to the finer elegant looks that Verity wanted to push her into. Black silk and diamonds.. would be perfect for her skin tone. A smirk broke out when she mentioned a gown. âClose the door and strip. I need to make sure I have the right measurements,â her eyes were trained on her sketchbook. She had several designs in mind for most of the agents at Kingsmen, and had them labeled as such. âRight so bullet and fire proof. You know where youâre going?â
Emerson had joined the Kingsman three years ago. Almost as long as sheâd been a Statesman. However, she felt more at home among the Kingman - even if she didnât exactly show it at times. She wanted to catch up on what new items sheâd have to use out on the field; Emerson was nothing but prepared. After two hours of martial arts practice and a quick shower, she made her way to Verityâs work area. She knocked lightly on the door waiting for the other to let her in. Once she got the ok, opened the door. Her eyes darted around the room for any signs of a new item for her to try out. She answered with a soft smile, âI just wanted to see if you had any new toys for me to check out.â She let out a light laugh, âYou know me, I always want to be one step ahead of everyone else.â
Verity glanced up, trying to keep the annoyance off her face - she wasnât a goddamn toymaker. She was a designer - of both weaponry and cloth, which were equally deadly in her mind. âOf course you do, darling,â she smiled, the action slightly tighter than usual. She glanced down at her work for a moment before looking back up at her. âIâm afraid most of my projects are on hold for this current one,â she gestured to the swath of fabric and sketchbook before her, âso I canât give you much information on the other.. toys. Was there something specific you were hoping for?â
Verity pushed strands of her hair back behind her ear as she leaned over the table - she had commandeered what looked like a makeshift sitting room to finish up some of her designs. It was proving difficult - having to blend Kevlar and fireproof fabric was tricky enough, but given how thick the fabric was becoming it was even more difficult to make the design look inconspicuous. Itâd be somewhat easier if it was suit or a jacket but a gown -  that was a challenge. But Verity was always up for a challenge. She glanced away from the design for just a moment, eyes scanning her other project. She was saving her favorite for last - the cuff-links and earrings that turn into grenades. It was by far some of her best work, in her mind. She smiled despite herself, though that twist of her lips evaporated when she heard someone knocking on the door. âCome in,â she called out, trying to keep her voice level. âFrightfully busy today, Iâm afraid. Is whatever you need urgent?â She asked, setting her pencil down and looking at the newcomer.
Mats peered around the corner staring, waiting for any sign of movement. It was quiet, no movement, but he would remain vigilant. He was retribution. He was the night. He was the man seeking justice. He would get the vengeance which had so long been denied to-
Holy shit.
He jumped as someone approached behind him
âSHH!â he hushed them once his heart had returned to itâs regularly-scheduled beating. âDonât sneak up on me like that, what are you doing?! Canât you see Iâm on a mission? Jesus!âÂ
He turned and peeked around the corner again, seeing nothing. Ugh.
âThereâs a thief in our midst.â
Verity arched a delicate brow as she walked towards the kitchen, desperately needing some caffeine to finish up her work. Spotting the public relations agent, the blondeâs curiosity was piqued and she headed straight towards him. If it were anyone else approaching him in stiletto heels, then he would have heard them automatically. However, over time, Verity had learned the importance of a light step - itâs not as if she could give up her shoes. She was a spy, not a heathen.Â
She walked up behind him, careful to give him no indication that she was directly behind him. âHey, Mats,â she whispered, chuckling immediately at his reaction. âNot my fault you canât sense when someoneâs walking towards you. I thought that was something of a prerequisite now that I think of it..â She hummed, as if deep in thought. âBut I do apologize for the interruption of what has to be the most well played heist in history. Do tell - what is this mission that youâve been tasked with?â She asked, leaning over to see what he was looking at.Â
His answer surprised her, causing her to tilt her head in slight interest. âReally? Whatâs gone missing?â
Boredom. It was a dangerous state for Charlotte Kane, there wasnât a soul alive who could predict what she would do. This evening it was just drinking, and a bit of privacy invasion. In the main operations room of Kingsman, every agent had a desk. It was one of the easiest ways to pass information, and also useful to have a seat for everyone in case another mass mission was called. She sat, leaned back, her feet thrown over the top of her fellow agents desk. A drink tumbler in one hand, the other was nearly elbow deep in one of the drawers. She was rummaging, on her third or so refill, whatever she had concocted easily inebriating her petite self. âWhat a piece of junkââ Charlie hiccuped, briefly looking at a object she found, before quickly dropping it back into the drawer. Taking a long gulp from her drink, she slammed the desk shut, moving to the other side when she looked up, âOh hey there! Didnât see you, sorry, this your desk?â Charlie grinned, the buzz she felt giving her a much more cherry attitude than usual, âI was just looking âround, you know, for funsiesâ
Aggravation was close to Verityâs resting state when she was in headquarters - mostly because she didnât always appreciate the drab nature of the building. It was just so incredibly dull. She longed to be in her flat right now, with her kitten, Luna, and her bed that didnât feel like it was made of cement. She didnât often stay overnight but she also wasnât a quitter and she wanted to finish this design before she went home. Returning to the tech offices after fetching a cup of tea, the blonde was surprised to see a fumbling red head rummaging through one of her co-workers desks. âFortunately, itâs not. Though I canât imagine that Lionel will be too pleased when they hear about this,â she arched a brow, eyes flickering to the many security cameras. She was a lot of things, but she wasnât a rat - her parents made damn certain of that fact. She chuckled, nodding for a brief moment. âReally? I canât imagine that this is what your lot like to do for fun. Though I suppose Iâm a bit out of touch, I canât imagine that snooping through highly classified documents is what other people consider.. funsies.â She perched at her own desk, meticulously decorated and organized, as her eyes searched for any sign of decent blackmail or information. Verity was far from above using her own knowledge against her co-workers, especially those in the tech program. She took great pride in being the best tech agent - in her mind - but that title wasnât won overnight. âFind anything interesting?â
âyouâve got a fire inside but your heart is so coldâ
&. BASICS
Full Name: Verity Rosalie Klein, born Saskia Tatyana Ivanov
Nicknames: V, Agent Ector, the siren
Age and Birthday: Thirty Two || January 1st
Gender and Sexuality: Cisgender Woman || Pansexual
Place of Birth: Moscow, Russia
Current Location: London, England
&. MORE BASIC INFO
Languages: Russian, English, French
Religion: Raised Orthodox Christian, currently an atheist
Education: International Fashion Academy in Paris
Occupation: Tech Agent for Kingsmen ( Weapons Specialist and Apparel Designer )
Drinks, Smokes, & Drugs: Sometimes, Often, Rarely
&. PERSONALITY ( EXTENSIVE )
Zodiac Sign: Capricorn
Capricorns are very ambitious people, they always have something they are pursuing and they want their lives to be fulfilled and important. Capricorns are extremely patient and will wait a long time for something they want, when the opportunity arises, they will plan their steps carefully to others, they might appear hesitant but this is not true, they know that there is only one chance to succeed and they are filing together their information to take the proper steps to accomplish their goal with flying colors, not just second rate. ( credit )
MBTI: ESTJ
ESTJs are representatives of tradition and order, utilizing their understanding of what is right, wrong and socially acceptable to bring families and communities together. Embracing the values of honesty, dedication and dignity, people with the ESTJ personality type are valued for their clear advice and guidance, and they happily lead the way on difficult paths. Taking pride in bringing people together, ESTJs often take on roles as community organizers, working hard to bring everyone together in celebration of cherished local events, or in defense of the traditional values that hold families and communities together. ( credit )
Alignment: link True Neutral
Most neutral characters exhibit a lack of conviction or bias rather than a commitment to neutrality. Such a character thinks of good as better than evil-after all, she would rather have good neighbors and rulers than evil ones. Still, sheâs not personally committed to upholding good in any abstract or universal way. Some neutral characters, on the other hand, commit themselves philosophically to neutrality. They see good, evil, law, and chaos as prejudices and dangerous extremes. They advocate the middle way of neutrality as the best, most balanced road in the long run. Neutral is the best alignment you can be because it means you act naturally, without prejudice or compulsion. Neutral can be a dangerous alignment when it represents apathy, indifference, and a lack of conviction. ( credit )
Ennegram: Type Three - The Achiever
We have named personality type Three The Achiever because when they are healthy, Threes really can and do achieve great things in the world. They are the âstarsâ of human nature, and people often look up to them because of their graciousness and personal accomplishments. Healthy Threes know how good it feels to develop themselves and contribute their abilities to the world, and also enjoy motivating others to greater personal achievements than others thought they were capable of. They are usually well regarded and popular among their peers, the type of person who is frequently voted âclass president" or âhome coming queenâ because people feel they want to be associated with this kind of person who acts as a stand-in for them. Healthy Threes embody the best in a culture, and others are able to see their hopes and dreams mirrored in them. ( credit )
&. PERSONALITY ( BASIC )
Hogwarts House: Slytherin
Likes: The smell of bleach, cats, wine, Chanel No. 5
Dislikes: Off brand anything, rhinestones, the smell of weed, lizards
Bad Habits: Smoking
Secret Talent: Before coming to Kingsmen, Verity was an exceptionally skilled ballet dancer.
Hobbies: Though Verity isnât a field agent, she does train like one. She was taught the art of killing when she was very young, though her mother always taught her to to be discreet - a poison in wine, an air bubble in a syringe. Sheâs not useless in a fight, but she is certainly not as skilled in combat as she is with her weapons and manipulation.
Fears: Paying for her parentsâ and her familyâs actions
Five Positive Traits: Cunning, poised, resourceful, charismatic, focused
Five Negative Traits: Apathetic, harsh, secretive, arrogant, domineering
What kind of stuff did you show them?
KW: Like how to use a magazine as a weapon. You can take a magazine, if youâre flipping through it, and roll it up nice and tight and hold it in the center â all of it together is the same as a steal rod. So if youâre on the bus or especially in NY if youâre on the subway and thereâs some weird guy across from you whoâs sketchy or strange⊠[She deftly rolls up an issue of Marie Claire and drives it onto the table with a sound that rattles the doorframe] You can go for the head or groin. Itâs a way to defend yourself without grabbing a gun or anything like that.
Congratulations, and welcome to Kingsman Ingrid! Â Please read through your welcome pack before settling in.
Accessing Agent ( ECTOR ) ⊠( VERITY KLEIN ) graduated into the service ( NINE YEARS ) ago. ( SHE ) was noted to be ( CUNNING ) and ( DEDICATED ), but also to be ( APATHETIC ) and ( MANIPULATIVE ). The psych evaluation tagged them to be the ( SIREN ). Their original civilian alias was ( NATALIE DORMER ), for further details, see section F, subsection C.
***Please note this character will be replacing Ingridâs current character.
Caoimhe ran her fingers through her hair, shaking her head. âI like stepping over boundaries. I prefer trying to keep my agents safe.â Although, that wasnât something that sheâd always succeeded in, either. It had been different when she was a field agent, when it had been her life on the line - sheâd never particularly had much to live for, so risking what she had had never seemed like that big of a deal. She lifted the bottle once more, filling her glass with another drink and knocking it back. âItâd be arrogant if I said I agree, huh?â
Veronica nodded, the movements slightly exaggerated and sloppy. âI admire that, Caoimhe. I really do. Too many people just donât give a damn about the agents and I.. I love that they have someone like you looking after them. Even though you can be a cold bitch sometimes - and donât take that the wrong way, babes, youâre great - you do have their best interests at heart,â she smiled at the woman. She laughed at her question, shrugging her shoulders. âI mean, probably. But fuck it, cocky looks good on you.â