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Dead, probably. there are a lot of people hunting artifacts these days, and<br />
conflict will catch the unready.<br />
> mika<br />
> I remember rumors that Buttercup hired runners to locate Sanchez around<br />
that time. Rumor also had it that Sanchez knew her true name.<br />
> FastJack<br />
> So this is the guy she killed, then.<br />
> Snopes<br />
> Don’t assume. She might be protecting him from her enemies.<br />
> Goat Foot<br />
> or maybe he died of an overdose, choked on his morning<br />
toast, or drowned in the thames. Unless you know where he<br />
is and can prove he isn’t dead, I’m not interested.<br />
> Rigger X<br />
Buttercup’s first appearance on the international<br />
stage came in 2042, when she acquired an elevenpercent<br />
stake in Japanacorp Yamatetsu (now<br />
known as Evo), the same day the corp<br />
achieved the coveted AAA status and a seat<br />
on the Corporate Court. During an internal<br />
power struggle between then-CEO Tadamako<br />
Shibanokuji and future CEO Hideo Yoshida,<br />
eleven percent of Yamatetsu stock went “missing” in a<br />
convoluted series of transactions that entire teams of dedicated<br />
accountants could not unravel.<br />
Worried that this was the opening salvo in a corporate<br />
takeover, Yoshida ordered an investigation the moment he<br />
assumed the position of CEO. The money trail led to a mystery<br />
buyer to whom the board sent an ultimatum disguised as a<br />
meeting request. Armed for bear, and more corporate war, the<br />
board found themselves completely taken off guard by the teenaged<br />
Japanese woman who showed up, offered her credentials as<br />
an heiress with money to spare, and insisted on taking the board<br />
seat her shares had bought for her.<br />
No doubt many think it a coincidence that Buttercup<br />
purchased a voice in the corporation’s future on that auspicious<br />
occasion, but she has since proven herself almost as farsighted as<br />
the dragons when it comes to choosing her actions.<br />
> What does a free spirit need with corporate stock, anyway? And where’d she<br />
get the money?<br />
> Haze<br />
> Buttercup is a spirit who has the ability to spontaneously generate<br />
alchemical reagents, rare gems, and precious metals. She likely created<br />
exactly the amount she needed to buy the shares. though no one knows<br />
why she chose to stick with such a small percentage of the company<br />
when she could have bought much more with all that wealth she can<br />
produce at will.<br />
> man-of-many-names<br />
In metahuman form, Buttercup appears<br />
to be a petite Japanese girl in her late teens.<br />
She often prefers traditional Japanese garb<br />
unless she is in business meetings, where<br />
she wears well-tailored business suits. She<br />
is at least 450 years old, but it is likely this<br />
number is underestimated.<br />
VITAL STATS: BUTTERCUP<br />
Age: N/A Height: 1.6 m<br />
Weight: 54.5 kg Hair: Black<br />
Eyes: Brown Gender: Female<br />
Metatype: Free Spirit Awakened: Yes<br />
bUttercUP<br />
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