Status: Ready!
Gentleman Fencer for Zachary Fusaro
Zachary Fusaro is Layla's older brother and an expert programmer and hacker. His software, CommonBear, is frequently used in Meridia. Zachary works as a school teacher during the day, after giving up his role as the CEO of Fusaro Corp to Layla, as he wanted to branch out. He is calm and a bit sarcastic, and tends to be a bit cold, but he's a softy at heart.
Zachary stands at 5'10" and often wears sweatshirts and comfortable clothes. He has messy reddish blonde hair and honey brown eyes, as well as tiny bear ears from transformation magic.
He has a medium toned voice, which is often flat and calm. but when his nerves are pressed, he shows he's a very passionate guy.
“The technology here is a joke. An eight year old with a passion could probably hack the intercom in mere minutes.” (Coldly, with an air of confidence)
“Listen, I’ll keep it real with you. Just do the work in my class, and I won’t make you do the work in your home. Cool? Cool.” (Calmly)
“We checked through all of the security footage and we couldn’t find anything. I haven’t slept for a good few days, and Thomas has been crying non stop since she disappeared. At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised if Herschel Tech was pulling something shady.” (Exhausted, with worry fading to frustration at the end)
“What do you want?” (Bitterly) “Oh, she said that? Yes, I specialize in programming. In fact, I built the software “CommonBear”. There’s a good chance you use that on your screens at home.” (Confidently, although a bit dismissive)
“How dare you say that?! She’s my sister, not just some CEO. I don’t want anything to happen to her, because I love her, not because we need her to keep this company running!” (Angrily)
“L-Listen. Just because I like the music and aesthetic in The Adventures of Glow Bear doesn’t mean that I’m a child. It’s quite sophisticated if you look into it.” (Bashfully and insistent)
“Right, shutting down the main security gates. Hopefully, this will shut down the androids.” (Calmly)
“...Oh, Herschel, Herschel, Herschel… Creating technology with programming easily susceptible to hackers? Seems like a ploy for cash from the highest bidder.” (With some amusement, and a chuckle)
