The Pitcher

Shaman to a pagan god of fire, they see military-scientific advancement in thermal weaponry and bombing as evidence of fire's deification. Entrance interviews revealed a dedicated fixation on napalm and similar incendiary technologies. Subjects have witnessed, or dreamed of, the widespread wartime use of napalm, especially in Korea and Japan. Could be personally responsible for thousands, or tens of thousands, of civilian deaths.

Subsequent, post-trial study has been more difficult with the subjects' loss of speech, but they exhibit a powerfully hypocritical juxtaposition of serving and commanding fire as a god. Displays deeply masochist gratitude for pain caused by burns, and distinct distaste for human contact. Conflates the consuming action of fire with the passage of time.

Appearance: The Pitcher is dressed in blue pants and brown boots, with only straps on his chest that are holding up the three gas canisters on his back. On his right hand he wears a long, dark brown leather glove, with their left one being shorter with gold tipped fingers. He wears a metallic, full face mask with an apparatus on the mouth that allows him to breathe fire, with a tube that connects to his canisters. He has black dreadlocks that are swept back and the veins all over his body are very pronounced. He wears four Molotov bottles on his waist and is seen carrying one.

The Sinyala Facility is the primary setting of The Trials. It was a top-secret government founded corporate facility which was used to experiment on people as part of Project Lathe under the Murkoff Corporation. Locations

The Sleep Room: the hub where Reagents rest and recover after and before Trials.
Mansion: the ruined mansion where the Introduction and Reagent Release Protocol take place. Can contain all of the Prime Assets.
Police Station: the "local" police station that houses Leland Coyle as its Prime Asset.
Orphanage: the Christian orphanage that houses Mother Gooseberry as its Prime Asset.
Fun Park: the dental-themed fun park that houses Mother Gooseberry as its Prime Asset.
Courthouse: the courtroom building that houses Leland Coyle as its Prime Asset.
Toy Factory: the child unfriendly, Doctor Futterman-themed toy factory that houses Mother Gooseberry as its Prime Asset.
The Docks: the mob-affiliated port that houses Franco Barbi as its Prime Asset.
Downtown: the erotic city district that houses Franco Barbi as its Prime Asset.
The Suburbs: the rioting suburban neighborhood that houses Franco Barbi as its Prime Asset.
Biohazard Disposal Facility: a discontinued waste management compound that was primarily used to dispose of the corpses littering the Trial Environments. It is the setting of Escape and houses Henrietta Grubbs as its primary antagonist.
Radio Towers: a microwave broadcasting facility built to test large scale mind control on Temple Gate's residents.

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