001: THE CORRUPTED FILES (INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY)



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FILE 001: THE UNDERGROUND CHASERS



 The underground chasers are a vigilante group dedicated to bringing justice to the impoverished and marginalized by stealing from and assassinating the wealthy who abuse their undeserved power.
The community was originally founded by a group of users in a private forum who wanted to put an end to the corrupt big-name companies and politicians controlling the system. These anonymous forum members stationed all over the world contributed to researching and eventually taking down these people in power. Some members who were proficient in programming aided by hacking into government websites and files, while other members were in charge of smuggling weapons, assassinations and robbery. It is rumored that this particular vigilante group was behind the infamous Exodus Day attacks.




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FILE 002:EXODUS DAY


 During February of 2020, over a hundred high profile public figures all over the world  died at the same time----these included prime ministers, politicians, celebrities and big company owners. This day was internationally dubbed "the day of the exodus". Following the attack was an infiltration of several huge websites. People were unable to access their social media. The only thing displayed was a dark and glitchy login screen and a link that lead to a huge database full of leaked emails, conversations, bank statements and proof that exposed the heinous crimes these people had committed out into the public--including but not limited to theft, fraud , human trafficking, bribery, illegal and unethical business practices, supporting and enabling pedophilia and pedophilic content, multiple counts of sexual abuse and sexual misconduct and enslaving workers from third world countries. This instantaneously caused a pubic outrage and multiple conspiracy theories were made about this event being a terrorist attack. Word spread about the underground chasers but the forums were wiped cleanly and no one could prove the organization's existence.





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FILE 003: TECH-FIGHTING 



Since technological advancement is at a steady climb over the years, normal people are finding ways to obtain or make their own tech. Because of this, tech-fighting is becoming quite a popular underground sport. 

 Tech-fights involve a person or typically a group of people that spar with each other using their own tech in an elevated platform. A tech-fighting group consists of 4 people max. The fight ends when all members of the team are knocked out of the platform and the audience would bet on their winning team. Tech-fighters are required to keep their real personal information confidential, so they have to use an alias to participate. 

 A group would have to have a winning percentage above 70% to qualify for the yearly tech tournament roster, with at least 10 million dollars at stake. The tournament is based on Tokyo. Winning groups from all around the world would fly to Japan yearly to participate.

 Unlike the usual fights, the tournaments do not have an audience within the vicinity of the fight nor do they have a platform to fight on. Instead, the tournament is televised on national TV. The platforms are replaced by floors. The arena is held in a large building with cameras all around so people can watch the player's every move. There are speakers all over the building as well so that the players can hear the announcers.

 Tech tournaments are a lot more violent. In order for the group to advance they would have to fight the Optimums who are stationed at every floor. There are 5 floors in total. In order to win you must clear all 5 floors within the time limit. To clear a floor and advance, you have to knock everyone from the opposing team out--meaning everyone has to stay down for at least 10 counts.

 In order to qualify as an Optimum, your group has to have a 90.4% winning percentage. By then, you would have to join the gang and defend your title.  You can advance a rank/floor by battling the Optimum assigned to the floor.

 An average tech-fighter makes $5,000 a month, assuming they're in a team with steady wins and they fight a good amount monthly. The amount of money fluctuates based on the bets and their win-rate.