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Sin City WIP: Agent Eric Matthews
DIR By: Zorbak the Ebil Moglin
Date: March 30, 2026, 9:19 pm
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"I've always been alone. It's always been easier that way." -
Eric Matthews (Sin City Version)
"Agent Eric Matthews. FBI." - Eric introducing himself to
others.
"You don't mind if I smoke, do you?"
"This town is a giant cesspool of corruption. I hate it." Eric
about Vegas.
"How about you put your gun down and we try to fight each other
like proper monsters?"
"You wanna kill criminals? Be my guest. But don't complain when
I have to arrest you too."
"I don't kill because I think myself some foolish hero. I do it
because this world must enforce rules. Without rules, we become
savages."
"Don't move. He says before doing a song in a wolf howl. The
person becomes bond by the energy in the air. I need you to stay
still while I arrest you."
"Police not following the law is an insult to the decent people
living their lives. If the police won't even follow the rules,
how can we expect anyone else to? We are held to higher
standards for a reason... It's because we must be the example."
"Interrogations are an art. Intimidation is not the best way to
get information. Instead, you need to make the person feel
relaxed. Let them unload. If they're guilty, they'll eventually
slip up, and reveal something they meant to keep secret or end
up contradicting themselves. They always do. It's subconscious.
If you can trigger that, it's a perfect way to get them to
incriminate themselves."
"Another good way to get information is not through torture, but
through the denying of pleasure. Whether it's food, or something
else the body craves, denying it will be far more impactful than
pain. Why? Because pain is unnatural to the body. Pleasure
though... The body can't resist it. It wants fulfillment, to be
satisfied. All you have to do is deny the body what it wants,
and you can break anyone. They can't help it. It's primal,
instinctual. And you may even get them to rely on you for that
fulfillment. It's a perfect torture without relying on immoral
things to get the job done."
"Words and songs have a power most people don't understand. When
you speak, those words hold the power you give them when you
say words out loud. When you utilize music, you influence
yourself and others. It is a strange thing. Words, music... They
manifest something when they are spoken aloud, and no, I'm not
talking about sound waves. There's a mystic force to them. So do
not think that words hold no meaning. I don't discount those
that prefer actions, but I also believe that words can be even
more powerful when used properly. And even I don't know how to
use words properly. I only know how to use music thanks to my
werewolf power."
"Justice is not about killing the people who wrong you. It's
about watching them suffer for their crimes. Prison is not a
place where criminals just live life in luxury. They fight for
their survival, and they are always subject to authority. Death
only gives them a quick escape. But prison makes them suffer.
And don't worry... Death will find them. A lot of people get
killed in prisons fighting to survive. Imagine fighting for
years to survive, only to be killed by someone you thought you
could trust. As you bleed out, all the work you did to survive,
gone... It's the ultimate despair... At least, until they go to
hell."
When Eric was interrogating someone he arrested.
Eric: Where's the human trafficking happening? We're gonna be
here until you do. And that won't be fun for either of us.
Enemy: You won't get that information out of me! You'll be here
forever if you expect me to talk! They say angrily.
Eric shrugs.
Eric: Guess I'll order some takeout then. He says jokingly. Want
me to order you something? It's probably the last meal you'll
get that won't be prison slop. He says sarcastically.
Enemy: You can't be serious... You don't have time to play
around!
Eric gets serious.
Eric: You made it clear you're not willing to talk. While my
people are getting even more evidence to make your prison stay
as uncomfortable as possible, you and I are gonna get to know
each other until you decide to tell me something I can use.
"The most dangerous thing about him isn't that he's crazy...
It's that he passes as completely normal. You will never see him
lose control. There's an eerie precision to every move he makes
that you wouldn't expect from a werewolf. He never lets his
monster side take over, and even in werewolf form, he's almost
more human than werewolf even though he's not human."
"I always thought werewolves were supposed to work together. I
don't see many that prefer to work alone. You're an odd one."
"What the heck is that? How is his voice howling in human form?"
- Someone who saw Eric's werewolf power of Whistle Tune.
Name: Eric Matthews
Title: Agent Matthews
Age: Unknown
Species: Werewolf (Descended from a forgotten tribe)
Gender: Male
Hunter Group/Team: FBI (Works as an FBI agent)
Weapons:
- FBI Standard Issue Guns: 9MM Glock 19M: The Glock 19M is a
compact 9mm semi‑automatic pistol engineered for
reliability, durability, and consistent performance in demanding
environments. Built around Glock’s signature polymer frame, the
19M maintains a lightweight feel while offering exceptional
structural resilience, making it ideal for both concealed carry
and duty use. Its nDLC‑coated slide provides superior
corrosion resistance and smoother cycling, even under harsh
weather or heavy field conditions. The pistol features a
15‑round magazine capacity, striking a practical balance
between firepower and portability, and its compact dimensions
allow for quick draws and comfortable all‑day carry.
Internally, the Glock 19M incorporates the Glock Marksman
Barrel, which enhances accuracy through improved rifling and
tighter tolerances. The ambidextrous slide stop lever and flared
magwell support faster, more intuitive weapon manipulation,
while the reinforced internals and upgraded trigger components
ensure a consistent, predictable trigger pull with every shot.
The pistol’s low bore axis reduces muzzle rise, allowing for
rapid follow‑up shots and stable recoil control. Designed
originally to meet the rigorous standards of federal law
enforcement, the 19M is known for its ability to function
reliably after thousands of rounds with minimal maintenance. In
the field, the Glock 19M excels as a versatile sidearm capable
of adapting to a wide range of tactical scenarios. Its simple,
straightforward design makes it easy to operate under stress,
and its modular compatibility with lights, optics, and
aftermarket components allows users to tailor the weapon to
their specific needs. Whether used for close‑quarters
defense, undercover operations, or general duty carry, the Glock
19M has earned a reputation as a dependable, workhorse pistol
trusted by elite units for its ruggedness, accuracy, and
unwavering performance. However, it does have a limited
effective range since it isn't made for long range shooting (it
is effective from middle range, but not from longer range like
snipers and rifles). Also, these guns have lower stopping power
than heavier caliber guns. And with any gun, there is always
recoil that users have to learn to endure. There is also the
risk of a gun jamming, which can happen randomly. However,
jamming often happens with guns that are improperly cared for,
or improperly made (usually with errors in the design). For
Eric, he has a standard issue Glock 19M that is issued to him
for his job as an FBI agent. He keeps this gun well maintained,
and sometimes has special ammo depending on the situation, such
as silver rounds for shooting vampires and werewolves (though he
has to be careful handling silver due to his werewolf nature).
- FBI Weapon: Smith and Wesson .38 Special: The Smith & Wesson
.38 Special revolver is a compact, lightweight handgun designed
primarily for concealed carry, personal defense, and
close‑quarters reliability. Built with a small
“J‑frame” profile, this revolver is known for its
simplicity, ease of use, and dependable performance under
stress. Its fixed barrel and solid steel or alloy frame provide
a sturdy foundation, while the short barrel length and minimal
external controls make it easy to draw from concealment without
snagging on clothing. The .38 Special cartridge offers
manageable recoil and consistent accuracy at short ranges,
making the revolver accessible to shooters of varying experience
levels. With a typical five‑round cylinder, the weapon
prioritizes concealability and reliability over high capacity,
serving as a trusted backup or everyday carry firearm.
Internally, the revolver’s double‑action or
double‑action‑only trigger system ensures that each
shot is mechanically consistent, reducing the likelihood of user
error in high‑pressure situations. The enclosed or
semi‑enclosed hammer designs found on many
concealed‑carry models further enhance reliability by
preventing debris from interfering with the firing mechanism.
The revolver’s simple mechanical layout means fewer moving parts
compared to semi‑automatic pistols, resulting in a firearm
that is less prone to malfunctions and requires minimal
maintenance. Its compact frame, smooth contours, and lightweight
construction make it comfortable for long‑term carry,
whether in a holster, pocket, or ankle rig. Despite its
strengths, the .38 Special revolver has several limitations
inherent to its design. Its five‑round capacity is
significantly lower than that of modern semi‑automatic
pistols, and reloading is slower even with speedloaders or moon
clips. The short sight radius and small fixed sights limit
precision at longer distances, making the revolver most
effective within close‑quarters defensive ranges.
Additionally, the heavier double‑action trigger pull can
be challenging for some users, requiring deliberate pressure
that may affect accuracy under stress. The lightweight frame,
while excellent for concealment, can also result in sharper felt
recoil compared to heavier steel‑framed revolvers.
Nevertheless, the Smith & Wesson .38 Special remains a respected
and widely used defensive firearm, valued for its simplicity,
reliability, and ease of carry in situations where a compact
weapon is essential. Eric has a small .38 special holstered on
his leg, which he keeps in case of emergencies or his first
weapon is taken from him. He keeps it concealed, and uses it
when he needs it. And just like his main weapon, he can load
special ammo into it depending on the situation.
Eric's Theme: L no Nakama (
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBcxeMzK5_A
)
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