[CN] Ethan Baker to Qassim Makukhanye (sadunali)

[sadunali]

UCP Name: sadunali

Old Character: Ethan Baker

Old Character Story:

https://jogjagamers.org/topic/348957-ethan_baker-sadunali/

 

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New Character: Qassim Makukhanye

Gender: Laki-laki (Male)

Origin: United State America

 

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Reason for name change request:

Mengganti alur Roleplay

 

Screenshots of '/myid' and '/mp':

Bukti

 

 

CK Story:

Spoiler

Ethan Baker was never the type of man to keep many people close. Life had taught him that loyalty was earned through actions, not words, and because of that, he only trusted one person with everything he had. They grew up together, survived the streets together, and built a bond that felt stronger than blood. Whenever trouble came knocking, they always had each other's backs. Ethan believed that no matter how bad things got, his closest friend would never turn against him. What Ethan didn't know was that the friendship they had built over the years had slowly fallen apart. Constant arguments, jealousy, and unresolved resentment had poisoned the relationship. His friend had grown tired of living under Ethan's shadow, believing that Ethan always made the decisions while everyone else followed. Instead of walking away, he chose to end it his own way. One night, he called Ethan and asked him to meet at an abandoned warehouse, claiming he wanted to settle their differences face to face. Believing they could finally fix what had been broken, Ethan arrived alone without hesitation, never imagining that the meeting had been planned as his final one.

The conversation started calmly, but it quickly turned into accusations about betrayal, respect, and years of bottled-up anger. Ethan tried to reason with him, reminding him of everything they had survived together, but the words meant nothing anymore. For his friend, the trust between them had already died long before that night. The argument escalated into a violent struggle inside the empty warehouse, where neither man was willing to back down. Ethan fought until he could no longer stand, realizing too late that the man in front of him was no longer the brother he once knew. As he lay on the cold concrete floor, he looked at his friend one last time, accepting that the streets had not taken his life—betrayal had. Moments later, the confrontation came to its end, leaving Ethan Baker dead inside the abandoned warehouse. His former friend walked away without looking back, leaving behind nothing but silence, regret, and the body of the only man who had ever truly trusted him. From that night forward, Ethan Baker was never seen again, and his story came to an end at the hands of the person he once called family.

 

CK Screenshots:

Bukti