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Servants
| The Servants | |
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| Origin | |
| Alignment | A.D.M.I.N. |
| Profile | |
| Date of founding | unknown |
| Founder(s) | unknown |
| Base of operations | unknown |
| Primary role | |
| Obeying the A.D.M.I.N. | |
| Secondary role | |
| Hiding the Presences of both the Servants and the A.D.M.I.N. | |
The Servants are the enforcers of A.D.M.I.N. law. Like Achilles' myrmidons, they will carry out any A.D.M.I.N.s orders, no matter how ineffectual or stupid, to the point of death. They may offer advice to better orders or misinterpret indirect and nonspecific orders for the A.D.M.I.N.s benefit (as the A.D.M.I.N. as whole or separate). Their main task (apart from obeying A.D.M.I.N.) is to keep both A.D.M.I.N. and Servant Factions in the shadows as to keep the Sirius governments from overreacting. They also deal with most of the lawbreakers while the A.D.M.I.N. concentrate on other matters. They provide a line of communication between the A.D.M.I.N. and whoever is dealing/being dealt with.
History
The Servants started when a young corsair unknowingly sold a Titan to an A.D.M.I.N. Eventually he became the first Servant. Not much else is known.
However, since the release of the documents collectively known as the Admins Sightings Bureau more about the Srvants has been allowed to come to light. Most likely due to the slightly positive way the A.S.B (Admins Sighting Bureau) documents have been recieves by various Sirius organizations.
Recruitment
Recruiting is simple, if you find out too much about the A.D.M.I.N., The Servants, or become too powerful, you either get killed or are recruited.
Physche
We can only geuss what the mind of a Servant is like. We know that failing to follow an A.D.M.I.N.s command has extreme repercussions to them. The physcological punishment is harsh enough that most go insane for periods, some die even. We can only geuss what their own factions punishment might be. It has also been observed that the Servants have "attachments" or "preferences", addiction may be a proper term, to certain kinds of equipment. The word "addiction" is made even more fitting seeing as how, if their prefered equipment is not available to them, they have withdrawal symptoms...
