Short monologue for Shelly de Killer in an Ace Attorney fancase
KindaDrake for Shelly de Killer
The voice I`m looking for: Calm, calculative, classy, threatening if need be.
The actual amount of dialogue you`ll be reading, if chosen, will be a little less then a single A4 page in font 12, line separation 1.5. Your monologue will be published in an Ace Attorney fancase that I`m working on currently and you will recieve full credit in multiple places after the case is finished and goes public.
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Shelly de Killer is a notorious assassin who does work for the highest bidder. Whether it be a normal Joe or a government official, he commits his assassinations without fail, every single time. To make sure people know that he did the deed, he leaves his calling card next to the body for the police to find it. This way he also keeps a close bond of trust with his clients for whom he works for at the time.
De Killer values trust with his clients above all else and has a strong moral code regarding this same policy. If the client holds onto his ends of the hit, pays the money and doesn`t do anything shady behind de Killer`s back, the assassin behaves himself. If not, de Killer`s next target will be the very same client who originally ordered the hit on someone else.
I am Shelly de Killer. The third heir to the de Killer lineage of assassins. I assume you found my little gifts in the defendant lobby? I hope my goal is rather clear from the context of those items...
Indeed, mutual trust is something I value above all else. However, delivering vengeance for traitors is something I value even more. Alas, as you said, killing the individual that originally requested my services would not be the best possible vendetta this time around. I am willing to break from my usual methods for handling traitors this one time. Use it to save a life, Mr. Wright.
Your dear colleague and friend is right here. Unfortunately, she is a bit...tied up right now. Worry not; once the result of the trial has been confirmed I shall relinquish her freedom that I so very suddenly stole...back to her. I pray the verdict will be the correct one this time around, Mr. Justice.
