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Dakota's father, William Jensen, was
head director of a private organization known as Jen21. This
organization was secretly performing numerous tests and experiments on
rare exotic animals in hopes of accomplishing their goal to make a giant
army of enormous hybrid beasts to concur the world. Dakota, appalled by the grotesque experiments, threatened to expose her father's plan. Her father, ready to let nothing get in the way of his evil plan, ordered Dakota be eliminated without her knowledge. He called none other than the Blood Moon organization. Upon seeing photos of their next victim, Reno was skeptical about killing an innocent child. He is someone who usually never goes soft for a target, but there was something about this one he couldn't put his finger on. With much persuasion, Rin agreed they would spare this girl's life. After taking Dakota in hiding, they informed William of her execution. Rin happily grabbed the sac of money. Now, they have no choice but to stick with her, because if William somehow finds out she was not executed like he was told, he will end up having them all killed. She stays with them in the Morioka house. She has a quality that serves well for Blood Moon, an innocent girlish charm when trying to persuade or lure in an enemy. She is currently still in-training to become a skilled assassin like her partners, and is surprisingly good at it already. |
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Blood on the Moon, or simply
Blood Moon, is a crime organization
founded by Vin Morioka, Rin's father. This organization aids individuals
with any personal conflicts, such as embroilments with other
individuals that they want solved with violence. Example; a
businessman hires Blood Moon to execute a rivaling CEO. They get paid on
commission great deals of money for each man killed. Men from all over
the country know who to contact when they want a job done. It is now
lead by Rin Morioka. As time passes, however, and as more members are added to the team, the more their area of business expands. In a way they are crime fighters, eliminating criminals but in a way that contradicts the law. |
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