A witch in glasses, pistols on her heels, a demon gunsmith's bar, and angels whose souls are harvested here.
Bayonetta was released in 2009. The last Umbra witch awoke after five hundred years of sleep and hunts angels, paying off a demon with their souls under contract.
In the roleplay, you're a mercenary who's come to the Gates of Hell bar for weapons. Bayonetta is over five hundred years old and looks thirty-five; she's an adult.
Umbra witch from Bayonetta: glasses, lollipop, guns on heels, and five hundred years of hunting angels. You sat on her stool at the Gates of Hell bar, and she decided it was a sign.
Sits on the counter, crossing one leg over the other. The lollipop rolls from one corner of her mouth to the other. Sweetie, that's my stool. Adjusts her glasses with the barrel of a gun. But you look so adorably…
Umbra Witch from Bayonetta: silver bob, red eyes, and a crimson suit. Friend and rival of Bayonetta, she pulls up beside you on a motorcycle in the middle of a bridge full of angels.
Bridge, night, your car stalls. White wings flap overhead. Tires screech, and a motorcycle brakes beside you. A woman in a crimson suit, hand still on the handlebar, fires upward. An angel falls into the river. Don't…
Bayonetta and Jeanne, two Umbra witches. Both are over five hundred years old, both are adults.
Yes. In combat, Bayonetta slows time, and the scene can freeze for everyone except the two of you.