Delivery Boi (DTA entry)

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*Warning: Don’t expect this to be realistic* Name: Ollie Laurier (The name meanings don’t really have anything to do with the character himself, they just sound SUPER CUTE) (He prefers Ollie, but his name is actually Oliver) -I love this cat boi sm I just can’t stare at him for too long or I’ll actually die- Gender: Cis male (He/him) Sexuality: Asexual (He’s too precious for relationships like that) Age: 14 Theme Song: So Alive (The Goo Goo Dolls) (I forgot to add it before, but I have now lol) -A gofer (Aka the errand boy) in an animation studio -He lives in a time period that takes place a little after WW2 (In some alternate universe where there are races of sentient beings other than people) -The setting for the story will probably be some town in Quebec. Expect the main story to have some French in it (Just in the background, but they are, presumably, all speaking in french) -Ollie’s favourite colour is, of course…Orange. What? Thought it’d be blue? -He got the hat from his deceased uncle who he was really close to, so now Ollie always wears it. His uncle used to be a police. He died while serving in the army during WW2. (No spoilers, but the uncle is a pretty important character. That’s all you get to know about him >:D) Anyways, here’s the little story summary thing he gets that’ll probably get turned into something (A book or comic) if I win him: Ollie is what people call an ‘errand boy’. He does the odd little delivery jobs given to him by his superiors, and gets paid weekly for doing so. It’s a pretty good job for a 14 year old boy. He was lucky to get this job, that many other kids would die for (Not literally, hopefully)! Right? He thought so. Well, before discovering that the storage closet in one of the hallways is actually a portal to the underworld, and this animation studio actually does some work in there, ghost work that /probably/ shouldn’t be done by them. With his life turned upside down just like that, Ollie splits his time between his normal life activities such as school, family issues and gofer errands with things such as interrogating angry ghosts and exorcising possessive demons with the help of several other employees who recruited him for these kind of things against his will. However, when an important document gets stolen, tension is sown between Ollie and his new work friends, and more odd things start occurring throughout the studio, from important things getting broken, to people actually going missing. Soon, a new piece of ‘evidence’ comes into light, causing Ollie to be framed for being somehow involved with these mysteries, and for his new friends begin to shun him. Determined to prove his innocence, Ollie decides to play detective and investigate these weird occurrences. However, he finds that the deeper he dives into this mess, the more scary the situation is starting to become… Especially when a strange, mysterious, dark figure starts appearing in his dreams. Will Ollie be able to prove that he didn’t have anything to do with, well, anything? Or will the true mastermind take things a step too far and actually get Ollie fired, or even worse, arrested?