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Name: Eric Lenon Alias: Ice Age: 25 Ethnicity: African American Place of Origin: Willowfield Early Life: Eric Lenon, better known as Molly, was born and raised in the rough neighborhood of Willowfield. Growing up in a financially struggling family, Ice's childhood was marred by poverty and adversity. His father was a notorious drug dealer in the area, which cast a long shadow over the Lenon family. Despite the hardships, Ice was determined to help his family escape the cycle of poverty. At the age of 14, Molly dropped out of school to support his family. He took on various odd jobs, such as selling juice, water, and used clothes on the streets. Despite his best efforts, the money he earned was barely enough to make ends meet. Turning Point: When Ice was 15, his father was arrested by federal agents and sentenced to 30 years in prison for drug trafficking, arms dealing, and multiple counts of murder and attempted murder. This event was a significant turning point in Ice's life. With his father's incarceration, the burden of supporting the family fell squarely on his young shoulders. Descent into Crime: At 16, driven by desperation and the harsh realities of his environment, Ice decided to delve deeper into the criminal underworld. He began with petty crimes, such as breaking into houses and stealing valuable items. Over time, he moved on to more lucrative but dangerous ventures, including drug dealing. Ice quickly realized that selling drugs was a faster way to make money, and he became increasingly involved in the trade. A Violent Encounter: One fateful day, a deal went sour, leading to a heated confrontation with a client. The argument escalated into a violent brawl, and in a moment of rage and self-defense, Ice stabbed the client twice in the chest and once in the neck. The man died en route to the hospital. Ice was swiftly apprehended by the police, who also found over 15 grams of cocaine in his possession. He was charged with attempted murder, drug possession with intent to distribute, and evading law enforcement. At 16, Ice was sentenced to 8 years in prison. Life in Prison: Prison was a harsh and unforgiving environment for Ice. However, it was also a place where he learned valuable lessons about survival and loyalty. During his incarceration, he reflected on his actions and the choices that led him there. Despite the grim circumstances, Ice remained resilient and focused on the future. Reintegration and Redemption: Released at 24, Ice returned to Willowfield, eager to reconnect with his roots and make amends. He found his mother still struggling, but their reunion brought a sense of hope and renewed purpose. Ice apologized for abandoning her during the most challenging years of their lives and vowed to take better care of her. Back to the Streets: Despite his intentions to lead a better life, the allure of fast money and the familiarity of the streets proved too strong. Ice soon found himself back in the world of drug dealing, with an eye on expanding into arms trafficking, following in his father's footsteps. However, this time, he is wiser, more cautious, and determined to avoid the mistakes of the past. Current Status: Now, Ice navigates the dangerous streets of Willowfield with a blend of street smarts and a hardened resolve. His experiences have shaped him into a complex character, constantly balancing the desire for a better life with the harsh realities of his environment. Ice's journey is one of survival, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of redemption, even as he remains entangled in the very life he once sought to escape. Continuation of the story. New Beginnings: After years of hustling and establishing a name in Willowfield, Ice had finally saved enough to break free from the struggles that had defined his youth. Through countless high-stakes deals, his reputation grew as one of the most reliable suppliers in the area. With his hard-earned money, Ice purchased a modest house on Ganton Boulevard, a step toward stability in a neighborhood as challenging as it was promising. For the first six months, Ice took a break from the street life. Observing from a distance, he familiarized himself with the people, groups, and sets that called Ganton home. Life on Ganton initially allowed him a taste of normalcy, a chance to live off his past earnings while assessing the landscape. Return to the Game: Despite his resolve to avoid old habits, Ice’s ambition proved too strong to ignore. He wasn’t one to rest halfway down the path—there were bigger goals he had yet to reach. Deciding to pick up where he left off, Ice resumed hustling, discreetly building up a network in his new neighborhood. He stayed low-key, operating under the radar and ensuring his reputation was built on trust and quality. As he worked, Ice quickly gained contacts around Los Santos; some were sources from whom he could acquire product, while others relied on him as their main plug. He was once again finding his rhythm and building a network around himself. Formation of a Clique: As Ice re-established himself in the streets, he connected with a group of like-minded individuals. Their chemistry was undeniable, and before long, they became a tightly knit clique, working together as though they’d known each other for years. These were the kinds of allies Ice had long sought: trustworthy, loyal, and ready to navigate the challenges of street life side-by-side. Together, they hustled and grinded, facing both successes and setbacks. Ice came to recognize the bond they shared, feeling for the first time that he had true homies who had his back no matter what. A Strategic Move: Ganton Boulevard had its rewards, but it was also heating up with increasing police activity, making large transactions risky. Although Ice could still manage small deals on Ganton, he knew the area’s heavy law enforcement presence posed a danger for any significant operations. Sensing it was time for a change, he began scouting for a more discreet location. He soon found an ideal spot on Franklin Avenue, where fewer eyes watched and the atmosphere was more relaxed. Hustler’s Clique: Settling into the new neighborhood, Ice and his crew christened themselves the Hustler’s Clique. They were clear about their focus: hustling and grinding, free from unnecessary beefs that could jeopardize their work. In a game where betrayal and violence often came with the territory, the Hustler’s Clique chose instead to remain neutral, valuing profit and survival over petty rivalries. Their goals were ambitious—they would climb the ranks of LS’s underground by expanding into both drug and gun deals, forming solid connections across sets in the city. With Ice at the helm, Hustler’s Clique carved out its own lane, pursuing success not through violence but through careful alliances and steady, focused growth. The path was still uncertain, but Ice, with his hard-won experience and loyal crew, remained undeterred.
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The Story of Kaitlyn Cifuentes Kaitlyn Cifuentes was born in San Mateo del Río, a forgotten village tucked between the dry hills of Zacatecas, Mexico. She never knew her father — he died in a mine collapse before she turned one. Her mother, Maria, was a quiet, nervous woman who vanished one night when Kaitlyn was just seven. No one ever spoke of her again. Some said she ran off with a man. Others whispered that her body was buried somewhere out back. From then on, Kaitlyn was raised by her uncle, Silvano — a bitter, foul-tempered man who called her a burden and treated her like one. Life taught her silence. Her classmates teased her for her hand-me-down clothes and quiet stare. She learned to never show emotion, never complain, and never let them see her cry. She never had birthdays. She never knew what a toy store looked like. She spent most of her days helping at the local fruit market, scrubbing blood off old tiles, or trying to stay invisible when her uncle came home drunk. By the time she was ten, Kaitlyn had already stopped dreaming. There was no light at the end of the tunnel — only dust, darkness, and the hope that tomorrow wouldn’t be worse. The place she grew up in was like a wound that never healed — dry, cracked, and always aching. The house was made of sun-baked bricks with a tin roof that groaned in the wind. The walls were stained yellow from years of cigarette smoke, and the floor was always coated in dust no matter how often she swept it. Outside, stray dogs barked at nothing, and broken beer bottles littered the roadside like forgotten memories. There was no warmth in that village — just the hiss of tires on dirt roads and the occasional gunshot in the distance. At twelve, her uncle began “renting out” the spare room to strange men. He told her to serve them food, wash their clothes, and stay in her room when the door shut. By thirteen, the locks disappeared. The nights became longer, and the walls thinner. She tried to talk to the church once. The priest said he’d pray for her. The police laughed when she reported him. “Family matter,” they said, shrugging her off. Kaitlyn began to disappear, piece by piece. She found escape only in her sketchbook — drawings of wings, oceans, and faces without names. Places she’d never been. People she wished existed. Her world became one of shadows, survival, and silence. At twenty-five, Kaitlyn boarded a plane to Los Santos, clutching a borrowed duffel bag and a torn paper with one name on it — Mason. Her uncle told her Mason lived out in the County, in a small town called Blueberry. "He'll help you out," he said with a smirk, like it was a joke only he understood. The plane ride felt surreal — her first time flying, heart pounding, palms sweating, eyes constantly scanning the window as the land below changed from the dusty browns of Mexico to the concrete sprawl of Los Santos. Once she landed, she took a bus out toward Blueberry, where Mason waited. He was older, cold-eyed, always smiling too wide. At first, he seemed helpful. He gave her food, a place to stay, even said he'd “get her started” with some money. But soon, things changed. He took photos of her. Told her it was "just modeling." Then came the pressure — to pose naked, to act out fantasies for strangers, to obey him or be thrown out. Mason was a manipulator, a psychopath hiding behind fake kindness. Kaitlyn found herself trapped — no documents, no money, and no one to call. She stayed in that house for months, enduring abuse, silence, and shame. Then, one day, Mason vanished. Just gone. No trace. And Kaitlyn, broken but breathing, found herself alone once again — this time in a country that didn’t even know her name.
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Mysha "Chicka" Basundhara’s Background Mysha Basundhara — known on the streets as Chicka — was born on August 10, 2000, in the heart of Las Venturas. Her father, Salvatore Ferrari, served for years as a state trooper, while her mother practiced medicine. Raised between discipline and compassion, Chicka learned early how brutal the world could be. Her father’s words still echo in her mind: "Trust no one too easy, survive first, cry later." She grew up tough, proud, and stubborn. Mysha chased her dreams of justice, graduating from Las Venturas International University with a law degree and later earning an LLM. At 20, she entered the Los Santos District Attorney’s Office — young, passionate, and ready to change the world. But the world wasn’t interested in changing. Corruption, racism, backstabbing — Chicka saw it all. And when her father died, it shattered the last piece of her old life. Returning to Las Venturas for his funeral, she saw the man who raised her turned to nothing but memory and dust. Her mother refused to leave their home, leaving Chicka truly alone in Los Santos. Bills stacked up. Dreams crumbled. Survival became her only mission. By 22, Chicka traded courtrooms for the cold neon lights of TG Stages, a strip club hiding dirty business behind clean smiles. She started dancing to stay afloat — but Chicka was never just another girl on stage. She learned to read people, learned where real money flowed, and earned her way up to managing the club. Now, at 24, Chicka wears her street crown with pride. Behind the scenes at TG Stages, she quietly moves product, launders cash, and handles the kind of problems polite society pretends don't exist. Trust is rare. Loyalty is priceless. Survival? Non-negotiable. Appearance & Personality - Chicka is always ready for the street. She rocks grey khakis, a sports bra, a bold red scarf slung around her neck, and stylish blue square glasses that hide a watchful, calculating gaze. Her look is raw, confident, and street-tough — just like her.Chicka made her name not just with her fast talk and street smarts, but with her unshakable loyalty and strict code. It didn’t take long for Ronald Coke, the sharp-eyed owner of TG Stages, to notice her. He saw more than just a pretty face — he saw a woman who could handle pressure, manage the chaos, and still bring the money in. Trust isn’t given easily in the streets, but Ronald placed his trust in Chicka, handing her the responsibility of managing the club. Now, she runs TG Stages with an iron grip wrapped in velvet — kind to those who deserve it, ruthless to those who cross the line. To her, the club isn’t just a business; it’s the foundation of the family she's building, one loyal soul at a time.
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Story of Terry Collingwood...
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Story of Satsuki Tanaki
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Kamani Manchester is a 15 year-old teenager living in the area of Eastside Los Santos. He grew up on the Eastside of LS with his mom and frequently visited his dad in the Crenshaw area of East Los Santos, who is currently attending Crenshaw High School today. He is his mother's only son since the passing of his older brother Jervonta Manchesetr due to gang violence. Due to the passing of his older brother his mother moved to East Los Santos due to his grandmother owning a generational home in the area. At the age of 5, Kamani would be a very active kid in the neighbourhood, getting known to all the kids in his age range and even older adults and locals. Due to the pressure coming up as a child in a gang and drug infested neighbourhood, his mom always pushed and motivated him to be better than his peers and to try to finish school. Kamani always toke what his mom said into consideration but for some reason the school life was never for him. He's currently in the 12th grade at Crenshaw High School and is struggling due to the influence his peers and neighbourhood has on him. Kamani barely stayed in contact with his dad (Unknown) who was shot and killed on October 1st, 2013 due to gun violence. Since Kamani's dad was so known in the neighbourhood he's always taken care of by the big homies, OG's and elders that his father blessed or helped on his rise but due to this. Kamani has motives of following in his dad foot steps. At the same time, he tied in with Khalil Matthews and the rest of the Eastside Hustla Crip high-ups, and even partnered up with them in certain situations and took the stand for justice, even when he was out numbered by his own race, just to stand up for the ESHCs. That's where he got his respect, hence his love for the gang he is currently under Tiny Hustler member Khalil "Lil Pirate#2" Matthews as today he looks up to as a brother. -
Las Barrancas, Tierra Robada The Eighties lingered too long in the Las Barrancas RV Park, The novelty of the Hoover Dam, along with the Casinos and exploitation of Native Americans meant the Gardell Family never really managed to get their share of the lavish opulent wealth and excess poured apon the High rollers of nearby Las Venturas. This was the backdrop for his childhood, he was given the freedom from an early age to explore this landscape, and it was in doing this that he learned to use his reasoning and judgement to stay safe. Seldom lonely, he never hesitated in interacting with the locals, most of whom themselves were in the tourism business, catering to the visitors to this spectacular landscape of natural and man made monoliths. His childish games nurtured a natural instinctive eagerness to learn, often encouraging his peers to share in his vision, many of the friendships he developed lasted all through high School, and also tertiary education. He made his parents proud, and was active in the community and especially the Scouting movement, showing leadership and dedication to giving the younger generation a head start in the social ans practical skills they would need in adulthood. He met and fell in love with the Daughter of a Rancher, who appealed to him in familiar ways, eventually blessing them their Beautiful Daughter Silvia, by far the best part of both of them, and the focus of their lives from then on. Eventually Chuck and Sylvias mother parted ways in pursuit of different Goals, but they hhave remained close and available to spend time with their daughter..
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This thread will follow the character development of Nicholas Soracco. A mugshot taken of Nicholas Soracco during his time up north.
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This thread will follow the daily character development of Oberon Waverly
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Demetrius aka "Greedy" MacQoid is a Puerto Rican and Jamaican mixed nineteen year old male, due to his lack of parenthood, or role models he makes quite bad decisions, no one know if it’s intentional or just how he is. As a freshman in high school Demetrius dropped out of Crenshaw High, causing him to be thrown into the world at a young age. With no help Demetrius was sent on his journey to find himself. Demetrius started going around the Willowfield area as a young individual, despite the neighborhood being two block away from his house. Due to this it has caused some tension in his living quarters because of existing gangs that riddle his neighborhood. After gaining his respect around Willowfield, he eventually was able to provide for himself, moving out of his uncles neighborhood over in Ganton and getting himself a condo around the friends. His vial intentions he has around his friends, begins dragging him down a darker path.
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This thread is going to display the life and development of Travis Davenport "Red Neck Renegade" Travis Davenport, a redneck ex-Army soldier and firearms fanatic, navigates life in a small Southern town, where opportunities are limited. Drawn to the thrill of the gun trade, he exploits loopholes in state laws, using straw purchases from states with lax regulations. With a knack for negotiation and a keen eye for quality firearms, Travis builds a reputation as a savvy dealer. "1986 - Travis & Family After The Army"
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Dragomir Šarović: From Struggles to Strength Dragomir Šarović was born in a small village in Serbia, very poor. Life here was a never-ending struggle for survival. Having grown up in a family that was just scraping by, Dragomir learned to value hard work and self-sufficiency very early in life. His father had left, and his mother could barely get by on her own, so Dragomir filled in as a provider. He developed skills that he did not know would be crucial to his survival. By the time he reached his teenage years, Dragomir had grown to be a jack-of-all-trades. He could fix anything with a few tools and a little ingenuity: from the family's rickety old tractor to their ramshackle home. His resourcefulness, coupled with determination, set him apart, and soon enough he was known as the mechanic of the village, even though he was barely in his teens. But Dragomir was reaching for much more: an improved life where he could contribute with his expertise to build something meaningful. So, when the opportunity came to finally move into Los Santos, he grabbed it and took the struggles he had gone through as lessons learned to help create a better future. In Los Santos, Dragomir found work fast as a mechanic. His natural aptitude and work habits soon gained respect in a city where someone had to be tough and able to adapt to survive. The city was pretty far removed from the kind of rustic life Dragomir knew, yet he did well—using those survival skills he had developed back home to get by in urban life. Well, Dragomir is more than a mechanic now; he's a symbol—something resilient and determined. His journey from that poor Serbian village to these busy streets in Los Santos tells us how much he is into it: his spirit, his drive, and most importantly, his belief that with hard work enough, every dream can be turned into reality.
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On the 7th of July 1999, Caesar Deisha Rodriguez was born of a Mexican father and a Jamaican mother in the town of Acateno in Puebla, Mexico. He grew up in a rough neighborhood, where he learned at an early age how to take care of himself and fight for what he wanted. possessing a rugged charm shaped by years of hardship, complexities of his family background and the struggles he faced in his formative years. He has a wiry frame, dark long curly hair adorned with a few silver streaks from stress, and deep brown eyes that seem to hold a storm of emotions. The disjointed dynamic of his childhood rooted itself in the divorce of his parents when he was just six years old. Following this event, Caesar moved in with his mother, where he often felt the absence of his father. He would secretly visit his father's auto shop, where the scent of oil and the sounds of machinery were both comforting and indicative of the paternal bond he craved. His mother remarried when he was twelve, introducing a new stepfather who didn’t embrace Caesar's differences and treated him harshly. Although he loved his mother, her new husband was dismissive of Caesar's ambitions. This further alienated him, making the auto shop a sanctuary away from home, and it lead Caesar to feel isolated and misunderstood in his own home, intensifying his loneliness and insecurity. Caesar’s relationship with his mother is complex; she loves him deeply but often struggles to understand his identity and the weight of his pain. This disconnect exacerbates his feelings of isolation. His stepfather views Caesar as a rebellious burden, leading to frequent conflicts and deepening Caesar's sense of not belonging. The most pivotal moment in Caesar's life occurred when he was seventeen. His father was killed in a shootout at the auto shop, caught in the crossfire of gang-related violence. This trauma fractured what little stability he had, pushing him to escape the life he knew. Growing up in a neighborhood that was often plagued by crime and neglect, Caesar faced numerous hurdles, he developed a strong aversion to the life he stumbled into when he fell into crime out of necessity. He is resourceful, tenacious, and fiercely loyal, but also has a vulnerability stemming from his struggles with acceptance—both from others and himself. Over the next few years, Caesar found himself involved in low-level drug running and illegal street racing, utilizing his mechanical expertise to modify cars and evade law enforcement. In search of redemption after several close calls with law enforcement and a growing fear of retaliation from enemies, Caesar made the tough decision to leave Mexico and head to the Land of the free. In search of a fresh start, Caesar emigrated to the United States, full of hope but still haunted by his past. He envisioned himself rebuilding his life as a legitimate person. Yet, as he settled in the tough neighborhoods of Los Santos, he found the opportunities for honest work limited, and the allure of quick money from crime too enticing to resist.
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This thread will continue the story of Gavril Petrovic.
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Travis Razon narrowly escaped war in his homeland, seeking refuge in Los Santos, a city of endless possibilities and lurking dangers.
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This thread will follow the character development of Nathan Hillsburgh.
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This thread will follow the daily character development of Hugo Andres
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This thread will follow the daily character development of Austin Yokoyama
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