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BASICS:
A Task Manager is a subspecies of the ENA species. Their job is to monitor inhabitants and stability in a community. If they come across a “malfunctional” or “useless” ENA, they will delete them and throw their soul into the Cleyrec Nib River.
CULTURE AND NATURE:
- Task Managers are strict, lawful, and bitter by nature. They rarely feel any empathy, which is beneficial for their job when it comes to deleting “malfunctional” or “useless” inhabitants.
- They value composure, power, elegance, and orderliness.
- They are considered to be higher class than ENAs. The presence of a Task Manager is enough to inflict fear upon the ENA species. ENAs would usually act in an orderly manner to prevent getting in trouble from a Task Manager.
- It is considered disgraceful for a Task Manager to form a relationship with an ENA. Any relationship will result in disapproval and deletion from other Task Managers.
- It is also considered “weak” for Task Managers to show signs of sensibility and empathy.
PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES:
- Task Managers have a humanoid appearance with straight and pointy horns coming out of their heads.
- Every Task Manager’s hair will always include an octagon shape (indicating a "STOP" sign.)
- Their faces and bangs are always symmetrical - which reflects on their orderliness.
- Each Task Manager has two glowing eyes of their own respective color.
- At the back, they wear a dark-colored spiky cape. The size of this cape differs in each Task Manager.
- Their torso is always geometrical.
- Usually, they are taller than those of the ENA species.
- They love wearing formal clothing.
- They consist of black, white, grey, and pale colors.
ABILITIES AND SKILLS:
- Levitation - Task Managers can hover in the air at will. They monitor inhabitants effectively this way.
- Detection - The horns of a Task Manager help detect if there is a malfunction nearby. It tries to find signals of distress, anomalies, or aloof activity.
- Deletion - A Task Manager’s glare summons branches from the ground, forcefully grasping its target. The branches absorb the life away from the target, making them officially “deleted.” The Task Manager’s eyes glow red throughout this process.
- Scythe Proficiency - Task Managers wield a scythe in order to remove the soul from a target (usually after deletion.) They need the soul in order to toss it into the Cleyrec Nib River.
