TV-Series
Description
The character known as both Ender and Pi represents a single player operating under two distinct online identities within the game of The World R:2. Offline, this individual is Reiko Saeki, a twenty-four-year-old woman who works as a system administrator for CC Corp, the company that manages the game. Her personal history is marked by the mysterious disappearance of her brother, which motivated her to join the company and investigate from within.
Within the game, she first appears under the name Ender. In this role, she is a secret high-ranking member of the guild TaN. Her chosen class is Blade Brandier, and she has the appearance of a dark-skinned woman with short green hair and blue armor that covers her left leg and arm, with wave symbols tattooed on her body. As Ender, she is a formidable player killer who derives pleasure from hunting and defeating other players, though she typically ignores weak newcomers and seeks out those who can provide a genuine challenge. She commands a small group of powerful player killers known as the Black Ops, who are loyal only to her and the guild leader Naobi, and are willing to break the game's rules to accomplish their goals.
Ender is initially ordered by Naobi to investigate the relationship between the player Ovan and a new player named Haseo. She confronts Haseo in a dungeon and threatens to eliminate his character if he does not reveal what he knows. This begins a pattern of surveillance and harassment directed at the Twilight Brigade, the guild associated with Ovan. She personally eliminates several of its members and her attacks force the group to split up, allowing Ovan to walk into a trap set by Naobi. Throughout this period, her observed personality is likely a form of cover for her true activities.
After evidence of TaN's illegal actions is submitted to the system administrators, Ender discards this character and reveals her true role as the system administrator Pi. As Pi, her appearance changes dramatically to that of a Tribal Grappler, a fist-fighting class, distinguished by pink twin-tails and glasses. Unlike the cruel Ender, Pi is a down-to-earth and no-nonsense woman who works as the assistant to a fellow administrator named Yata. She is dedicated to her job and follows his orders willingly, though she has trouble seeing The World and its users in a completely impersonal way. She has a tendency to become attached to people and occasionally breaks the rules to help them out, contradicting the tough personality she tries to project.
Within the guild known as Raven, she works alongside a player named Kuhn, and while she insists they are merely coworkers, they are fairly close. Her relationship with Haseo is initially strained, as she sees him as a rude brat with no manners, but she gradually develops a deeper understanding and respect for him as they work together. Pi is a bearer of the Epitaph of the seventh Phase, The Avenger known as Tarvos, which grants her special abilities within the game's deeper lore. She is cautious in her approach to using this power and is considered a thoughtful and capable strategist. Her personal computer avatar was not obtained through normal means but was left to her on a hard drive by her missing brother.
Within the game, she first appears under the name Ender. In this role, she is a secret high-ranking member of the guild TaN. Her chosen class is Blade Brandier, and she has the appearance of a dark-skinned woman with short green hair and blue armor that covers her left leg and arm, with wave symbols tattooed on her body. As Ender, she is a formidable player killer who derives pleasure from hunting and defeating other players, though she typically ignores weak newcomers and seeks out those who can provide a genuine challenge. She commands a small group of powerful player killers known as the Black Ops, who are loyal only to her and the guild leader Naobi, and are willing to break the game's rules to accomplish their goals.
Ender is initially ordered by Naobi to investigate the relationship between the player Ovan and a new player named Haseo. She confronts Haseo in a dungeon and threatens to eliminate his character if he does not reveal what he knows. This begins a pattern of surveillance and harassment directed at the Twilight Brigade, the guild associated with Ovan. She personally eliminates several of its members and her attacks force the group to split up, allowing Ovan to walk into a trap set by Naobi. Throughout this period, her observed personality is likely a form of cover for her true activities.
After evidence of TaN's illegal actions is submitted to the system administrators, Ender discards this character and reveals her true role as the system administrator Pi. As Pi, her appearance changes dramatically to that of a Tribal Grappler, a fist-fighting class, distinguished by pink twin-tails and glasses. Unlike the cruel Ender, Pi is a down-to-earth and no-nonsense woman who works as the assistant to a fellow administrator named Yata. She is dedicated to her job and follows his orders willingly, though she has trouble seeing The World and its users in a completely impersonal way. She has a tendency to become attached to people and occasionally breaks the rules to help them out, contradicting the tough personality she tries to project.
Within the guild known as Raven, she works alongside a player named Kuhn, and while she insists they are merely coworkers, they are fairly close. Her relationship with Haseo is initially strained, as she sees him as a rude brat with no manners, but she gradually develops a deeper understanding and respect for him as they work together. Pi is a bearer of the Epitaph of the seventh Phase, The Avenger known as Tarvos, which grants her special abilities within the game's deeper lore. She is cautious in her approach to using this power and is considered a thoughtful and capable strategist. Her personal computer avatar was not obtained through normal means but was left to her on a hard drive by her missing brother.