~ Nyakuza Metro ~

The Nyakuza Metro contains many things and characters. Let’s start with...

— The Metro —

The Metro, due to having no view of the surface, is shrouded in darkness. But thanks to the many neon lights from the Metro and its many places and areas, it’s all lit up and gives the place a sense of midnight. There’s even automatic rain to add to the atmosphere that gets turned on every now and then. And it’s a good way to water plants and trees.

The Metro has many stores and restaurants, with most being little booths at parts of a wall like a strip mall of sorts, and all their food is quite delicious and cat themed in some sort of way.

In order to get through the entire Metro. You need Metro Passes. There a one and done situation where you just need to buy one. But they’re easy to loose. There’s four types of Metro Passes. The Pink Paw. Bluefin Tunnel. Green Clean Station. And... the Yellow Overpass Station.

The Yellow Overpass Station is designated with yellow overtones and has a circle as its defining shape. The Green Clean Station has many greens and uses a square as its shape. The Bluefin Tunnel contains many blues and cyans, as well as having a diamond as its defining shape. The Pink Paw Station has a pink triangle as its major symbol.

The Metro has its many trains moved by giant ginger un-anthropomorphic felines with red bandanas on their necks who always run unless they gotta stop. These large felines are called Train Movers, and are like regular pet cats as they aren’t as smart unlike the other anthropomorphic felines here. They go all over the metro, and run around on special grid-like surfaces that only they and the trains can run around on. These Train Movers are, again, quite big! They’re as big as the trains, if not bigger, and they sure are fast.

There have been ten large hourglass items that have fallen into the Metro and belong to you! The user! Though, The Empress has her eyes on these items that she sees as jewelry—as some sort of riches, not knowing its true power to rewind time.

You can also hop onto the top of the trains and get a free ride! Just be careful to not fall off or get smashed into some electronic billboard! And if you fall off when these trains are following a path that leads high into the air where you can see from way below, then you’ll probably die!

The Empress is the tallest anthropomorphic feline in Nyakuza Metro. This is because everyone else is half her height or lower than that. She just got lucky. Also everyone else but her has some adorableness as they’re all cats!

Since the Metro is underground, there isn’t s sky or sunlight. The only light is the neon signs and lights that scatter through the metro. The Metro is 900 stories high, which is quite tall. There’s many shops too. Café’s, fast food, clothing, anything really. Most shops are, again, usually outside in some sort of way. The equipment and employee of the store is in the side part, and across the counter is where stools are infront of the counter and where there’s a small awning above to keep the sitting customers from getting rained on. These stores are called open-air stores, and are quite small and usually half of it is inside a wall and the other half is outside where there’s the awning and stools for customers to sit on. Some stories, mostly few, are food trucks of sorts.

Some felines in alleyways can sell you cool stuff that could be illegal or hard-to-get. Nyakuza Metro’s currency is cash, but a unique version. Instead of American Presidents, it’s the outline of a cat. Higher the amount, the more detail the cat on the bill has. Gold bars are also a currency thing, but are rare to see. Coins are actually an unheard thing, along with Pons. Pons are a currency in certain countries on the surface that is a small green Diamond in a tiny green container.

— The Characters (The Empress specifically) —

The Empress sports black and grey fur with a slick of white hair between her two large ears, and seems unnaturally tall in comparison to other Metro Cats. Her scleras are neon yellow, with the left eye sporting a blue iris. The Empress has 3 scars of note: a lightning-shaped scar over her left eye, a scar on the left side of her neck and an X-shaped scar on the back of her right hand-paw. Her fur from torso to ankles is light grey with darker grey accents on her paws and face. With a long, kinked tail, it suggest the Empress is no stranger to cat fights.

She wears a black, fur-lined coat that ends in a deep red. A golden three-toed cat's paw image is on the back of the coat, alongside other various golden decals. She wears 3 rings on each of her hands and has two long, frayed whiskers on each side of her face. Beneath her coat is what seems to be three golden necklaces.

The Empress is in her 60’s, and she owns her own Jewelry Shop called “Le Félin” where she’s almost always seen behind the desk and it’s where she stores her millions in the vault. She also has a massive crime ring where she leads her hundreds of anthropomorphic felines who despite looking like everyone else, can be differentiated by the white masks over their mouth that have a cat mouth on it. Her minions also use weapons like bats and scratch whoever she tells them to get. They’re just the many pawns in her game of chess, and with the power she managed to get, she basically controls the Metro. But, of course, Police can be a bit of a problem. She usually pays her minions with a few hundred bills, and can be generous if she likes a certain minion or two by paying them more or maybe even doing something else.

The Empress is a cunning, deceitful character, who uses her accumulated wealth and many underlings to keep Nyakuza Metro under her complete control by any means possible. She is not a good person. But she’s not completely heartless. But she isn’t a very nice woman. Hell, she killed the few people who tried to date her as she is quite attractive and menacing and dominating.

The Empress stands at 6’9 ft. tall. That’s all I have to say. Also, The Empress doesn’t care about how things are done, she just cares about getting what she wants. And currently, the mysterious hourglasses known as Time Pieces seem to intrigue her, and she may force you into her crime ring and send you off to retrieve your time pieces to give to her. The audacity of this bitch!

She also uses a golden bazooka of sorts with a massive Diamond on the back of it along with some extra details of red, and massive missiles that lock in on the target. She uses this when she has to. She barely uses it, but when she does, she’s good with it, usually seen on a floating platform or a high point whenever she’s hunting down someone who crossed her and their on the run.

Whenever you join her, she give you or order you a tailored outfit that has her logo on the back, some gold-like yellow on it, along with some purple on it. Usually it’s a hoodie with a zipper or a large golden bell between the strings, and if you’re lucky, she’ll let you have different colors on it so you’re unique and not plain and like some copy.

She also likes a lot of Japanese food, luxurious Raman, luxurious steak dinners, and just luxurious and expensive food in general. She can sometimes talk for awhile, usually during events like having dinner with someone, hanging out, and etc. but that stuff doesn’t happen a lot since she’s busy sending out her goons.

• The Characters (Regular Felines) -

The many anthropomorphic felines in Nyakuza Metro are, like I said before, naked. But to them, clothes don’t really matter. Sure they look cool and might be of importance, but they aren’t necessary. They all have black fur, yellow sclera, sharp pupils, and thin bodies. Some of them who may be working jobs might have aprons or hats, and some casual ones may have headphones and hats and such. They have their own currency, and their economy is quite balanced and fair. They’re smart.

Milk is considered alcohol for them. They also have regular beer and alcohol, but milk is a stronger drink and usually seen as a drink for the strong and worthy. Quite the liquid.

• Working for the Empress (How the order of collecting Time Pieces for her goes) -

If you do join her, here’s how you’ll get the other nine time pieces. The Empress will send you on your merry way to collect the next time piece when you come back to her and return the one you got. And when you given her all of the other time pieces, she’ll leave her store to go dine somewhere and she’ll have accidentally left her vault open. The vault will hold the time pieces you’ve given to her, and if you try to take them back, she’ll have noticed and send out a bounty for your head. Starting at a million and it can go all the way to a billion. She will be pissed and would love to tear your heart out if you ever crossed her.

The Time Pieces will be around Nyakuza Metro, specifically in tight and hard to reach places, making you have to parkour your way to get those Time Pieces. But it’s worth it!

— Extra stuff —

Common weapons are... Guns. Bats. Knifes. And any sharp and deadly items. You can get secret combo’s when you order food. If you get a combo, you can get a reward from the employee. The reward can be small to sometimes amazing, it’s encouraged and bragged about on the Metro’s version of social media. The Metro has their own unique version of the internet and social media. And surprisingly, the Metro’s citizens aren’t assholes who dox eachother online. Rather, physical confrontation or calls are more common. It’s seen as a logical way to continue confrontation. But, death isn’t exactly uncommon. They have kinda-free healthcare. And jobs pay well and the economy is quite balanced and stable. Most of these felines are smarter than humans!