Lawless

Habitat: Cape Crest, Ne-on.
Danger Types: Howler Pellets, Sharp Teeth, occasional hidden weapons.
Advantages: Incredible agility and acrobatic feats, fast at adaptng to nearly any environment.
Intellect:

Power:
( Can artificially increase range of threat )

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Howler Serums:

The "Standard" Night Howler serum and easiest to manufacture. It is in constant supply and
alone is very dangerous to all who it is administered to, regardless of species and so long as
they are a biological organism. It grants a great increase in speed and a slight strength boost but
at the cost of drastically decreasing intelligence, reverting the mind to a primitive and feral state
while increasing metabolism and inhibiting short-term memory at a rapid rate.

Those under the influence of the standard batch are usually under the effects of it for a week or
even longer depending on the concentration of the dosage in relation to the size of the body it's
being used on.

All variants have a 'effectiveness variable' as it's technically a drug. The more often an individual
is put under the influence of the serum at a lower dosage, the shorter the term they will be
under the influence of the symptoms of it. In the case of Judith, she's become so used to the
most standard dosage that she lasts under the influence of it for roughly two to three minutes
as to where that same dosage would put an individual her exact species, size and weight who
has never been exposed to it before under the effects for four to five days.

An overdose may lead to extreme erratic savagery with the afflicted unable to even respond to
pain stimulus or even properly react defensively to danger, leading themselves easily-able to
harm themselves just as much as they are to others.

The "Green Formula" is different as it has been refined from inner-city plant hybrid that was
grown in soil and fertilizer that was heavily-laced and treated with MDMA, heavily affecting the
chemistry of the plant and also making the petals green.

The affects it grants are a minimal increase in speed and strength with no loss of intelligence, but
a massive loss of psychological inhibition processes, leaving those affected to be entirely at the
whim of whatever emotional state they are provoked to be in, which most often and easily
leans toward the violent or sexual assertiveness. Potential for aggression and the need for
instant gratification of any sort skyrockets and each instance of personal satisfaction from the
afflicted will result in an large release of tainted dopamines into their bloodstream, leading them
to lose all sense of compassion or interest in other manner of responsible behavior.

An overdose may lead to a euphoria-paralysis as overproduction of dopamines laves the
afflicted in a nearly unresponsive state.

The "Purple Formula" is an anti-psychotropic, specifically designed to counteract the effects of
the formulas, but it is in rarer supply as one pellet alone requires roughly fifty whole plants to be
converted to formula, then treated with Valium, dehumidified and mixed in saline solution and
sealed in Alkylphenol capsules as opposed to the standard standard organic plastic, allowing the
compound to react to the oxygen in the environment when broken open and dissolving the
Alkylphenol into the mix when the chemical reaction causes heating.

The very nature of this compound utterly cycles the effects of any of the Serums out of the
system of the person afflicted by them, making this an effective antidote that has effects within
roughly ten or so seconds of use, rapidly abating all symptoms, however, the side-effects are
sluggishness and feelings of muscular soreness and sensitivity to loud noises.

The use of this formula is only suggested for those who are under the effects of the various
serums. The side-effects to this formula occur regardless if the person that it is used on are
showing symptoms of the Howler Serums or not.

The "Red Formula" is an even rarer formula than the purple, requiring a concentration of 200
plants at minimum an exorbitantly-expensive genetic-recompiling cluster of nanites coded
exclusively to a sample of Judith's blood.

This particular Formula has the same effects as the blue batches, but has a far greater increase
of strength over that of speed while the nanite cluster forces a large physical metamophosis.
The genetic adaptor coded for the Metamorphosis is intended for the human genome, but the
coding is not entirely compatible with the specific concoction that it is laced in, which changes
Judith's brain chemistry. The results are an increase of body mass, size and shape along with the
alteration of proportions to more of a were-rabbit of sorts for the entire duration of her
affliction.

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Potential spoilers for zootopia. Do not read if you haven't seen the film as much ahead is
spoilers for story canon and required reading to understand the distinct difference between this
version of the character and the film version.

Also, if the image and music hasn't already given it away, this is NOT the nice and friendly
character or the idealized one you might have in mind that best represents the souce material. If
you somehow assumed it was, you may want to TURN BACK NOW.

Chaper 1: The Decision.


Judy was outclassed in every field at the police academy and managed to pull through on sheer
willpower and determination to the top of her class after suffering a a multitude of accidents
and mishaps, but a short time after her graduation is when the changes began to set in.

The moment that set her down the wrong path was the day she left her hometown. Her
parents, overly concerned about her well being, insisted she take precautionary fox-deterring
equipment with her. In a moment of impatience, she raised her voice and spooked
her father at the instant he reached for his 'fox taser', accidentally causing him to shock himself
and drop the bag. In that instant, she insisted that her parents consider that their behavior and
concerns were far more dangerous than the city she was going to.

She then boarded the train to City Center without turning back, assured in her convictions and
so much so that along the train ride that she deleted her parents number from her phone and
blocked their numbers.

As she didn't accept the bag of fox-deterrents, She made her way to ZPD sooner as she never
to turn back to her apartment for the fox spray. This difference in time allowed her to
catch an earlier transport to the station that she would have otherwise have missed had she
turned back for her room instead.


Chaper 2: Disillusionment.


Upon her arrival at ZPD, she met Clawhauzer at the front desk earlier than she would have
otherwise been, catching him watching a Gazelle music video on his phone as opposed to eating
food, which distracted him from making too many statements other than giving her the proper
directions, leading her to even sooner arrive at the bullpen and much earlier than the rest of the
field officers.

She had a fifteen minute lead, for all of her eagerness, she learned that the rest of the field
officers were slacking on their schedules and worst of all that even the chief himself was an
entire half-hour late.

On top of this, the chief went out of his way to dismiss her any form of proper introduction
because he 'didn't care' while wishing one of her peers a happy birthday.

Post-assignment issuing, after addressing the chief about concerns with her being assigned to
parking duty, she wrote a report to the mayor citing unprofessionalism and favoritism in the
ranks before getting on the job, just managing to cross paths with-and be duped by Nick Wilde
shortly after.

After having been thoroughly run over from the events of the day, she retreated home after
work, having retired to bed without bothering to eat and never even considering the possibility
of contacting her parents as they were far out of mind and couldn't contact her. She had
stressed over the events so much that she got far less than the optimal amount of sleep, leaving
her slightly mentally and physically exhausted the next day.

During her traffic duty, she had a run-in with a thief, having spotted him before she could return
to her vehicle. She gave chase and found herself being distracted during the pursuit when the
thief shoved a donut-store ornament, causing it to barrel through the diminutive city that she
and the thief were rampaging through. Just from her lesser state clarity from the lack of sleep,
she was just two paces behind the donut as it was about to crush a shrew. Not thinking clearly
and acting on instinct, she leapt at it, kicking it past the Shrew, saving it's life, but causing the
construct to smash into an apartment building, collapsing the face of it and immediately causing
her to break off the chase, checking for any that may have been injured in the debacle.

( As the thief had gotten away, his 'delivery' arrived sooner than it would have if he had gotten caught. )

Upon her arrival at the station, she was reprimanded by the Chief, who was even further
outraged at not only at the havoc that was unleashed in the city streets, but at the fact that on
her first day, within the first hour of her being on duty the previous day that she had reported
him to the Mayor, who was already in the Chief's office scolding him for the slacking
department as well as criticizing Bellwether for convincing him of starting up the "Mammal
Inclusion Initiative" as the results in the first two days were already disastrous towards.
his campaign.

For her troubles and property damage she caused, she was threatened with two months
suspension without pay roughly at the same time an otter entered the Chief's office,
overhearing the matter and threatening to take the situation to the press as it appeared as if
both the Chief and Mayor were bullying two small and defenseless people.

Seeing her opportunity, Judy sided with the otter and volunteered to make a statement against
them if the suspension stuck and if she didn't take a legitimate case, to which the Chief complied
and the Mayor hastily left the office to evade further involvement.

Chaper 3: Corruption.


With a case now hers, Judy sought out what little clues she was offered, leading her back to Nick
Wilde, whom she had taken a much more abbreviated tone with by not only tricking him into
implicating himself, but also having a camera recording his accomplice, exposing him and
shuttering his two-man operation completely.


While initially hesitant and partly soured, Nick strengthened his resolve in that moment and
insisted that Judy relax as his instincts were telling him that something about her behavior was
far less empathetic than before, calling to mind her interests for justice being served and good
being done yet the moment she shot him down for being a hypocrite, he elected to not bother
with wasting his time with slick talk or relying on appeals to morality. Instead, he lead her to
where she wanted to go and often remained silent, not giving her an inch or a mile to see how far
she'd get unless she directly addressed him.

Judy followed what leads she could manage despite Nick's intensely limited assistance and the
pair found themselves face-to-face with a mob boss in Tundratown for their efforts. Nick,
realizing that Judy was getting him in worse and worse trouble by the hour, instantly attempted
to out Judy as a cop, claiming he was trying to stop her from snooping around in order to try
gaining the boss's favor, which only managed to agitate Judy further. Unbeknownst to Nick,
Judy had anticipated such trick could possibly happen and made efforts to record his responses
to her every step of the way, replaying those statements to the boss before the boss's daughter
walked in, identifying Judy as the officer who saved her life.

The boss saw to not having Judy killed after learning this and Instead, He saw to ordering his
men to kill Nick, but Judy intervened, clarifying that she needed a scapegoat or a bullet shield in
case her investigation took a wrong turn and that Nick was still of use to her alive because of
that and that alone.

Further the investigation went leading the pair to meet the boss's Jaguar limo driver in the
Rainforest district, whom had gone savage mere moments after they had encountered him.
Making good on her statement to the boss, just shortly after making it past the bridge, Judy
darted off quickly away from Nick after realizing it was easier for the jaguar to track him due to
his brighter fur color and clothing. Even so, Nick was clever enough to trick the Jaguar into
becoming entangled in vines and trapped.

Furious, Nick went back to search Judy out and had failed to spot her as she snuck by in order to
make her way to the main road. She arrived there just in time to watch the Jaguar being
tranquilized and captured by wolves before being dragged off into the back of a van.

in this instance, Judy stealthfully stowed herself onto the back of the van to see where it would
lead. Nick watched as she snuck onto the back of the vehicle and decided to give up his pursuit
of the matter.

At this time, Assistant Mayor Bellwether was monitoring the traffic cameras in that area from
the office location and anticipated Nick's being a loose end that needed tying up. With this, she
also wanted to guarantee Judy's limited contact at the Asylum. Then, she made her decision to
contact her cohorts, having the brunt of them track down and capture Nick while Doug Ramses
in particular was sent to 'handle' one of the wolves that guarded Cliffside Asylum.

Judy found herself being brought within Cliffside Asylum and made a stealthy investigation of
the premises. Deep within, she found several savage individuals imprisoned and all of which
matched those from the Chief's assigned investigation. At the moment she came to realize this,
the mayor and the Asylum's medical chief advisor barged into the holding facility while having a
critical discussion. Judy hid herself and recorded the discussion in part before the mayor was
interrupted and alerted to one of the wolf Guards 'going savage'. This distraction allowed Judy
to sneak away with evidence to convict the mayor, contacting the police shortly after to arrive
and arrest him and the entirety of the Asylum staff while the imprisoned savage animals were
carted away to clinical care centers for examination.

Chaper 4: City in Unrest.


The next day, Judy was made to attend a press conference in which she was repeatedly pressed
for information in which she was made to answer certain loaded questions to the best of her
knowledge. Before any real clarity could be formed from her responses, she was whisked away
and the press took to recirculating the information to the public within a matter of minutes.

Before long, an outbreak of predators going 'savage' had begun and Judy watched the
aftermath of her assessment begin to plunge the city into a state of civil unrest over the
following weeks.

Judy was later promoted to lead detective and received a substantial raise, affording herself a
move to her own house instead of an apartment, but before she could completely move out,
she found her apartment had been broken into and burgled. After an investigative search,
traces of fox fur was found, leading Judy to search for Nick, whom had seemed to have not turn
up again.

Thinking carefully, Judy went back to the now-Mayor Bellwether, requesting use of the town
cameras to locate Nick, but had only managed to locate Nick's accomplice, 'Finnick'. It seemed
that somehow just before the city crisis that Finnick had somehow found fortune, living in a
luxurious home without need of Nick's presence or assistance. When she sought him out, he
informed Judy that the last he saw of Nick was in a club called 'Kanga's Room' just north of city
center before Sahara Square.

Following that lead, she managed her way to that club and accessed the camera footage during
that night, finding that Nick had entered the club the same night that Judy's home was
ransacked, carrying a bag that was handed over to the police Chief during the late-night hours of
an active night of club business.

While there was no way to hear what words were being exchanged, Judy saw that Nick had left
just as briefly as he had entered while the Chief collected the bag sometime later and left. Going
off of this knowledge, she chose not to inform anybody else of the information she witnessed as
she had no way of knowing who to trust on the force so long as the rest of the force had
seniority over her and were expected to be loyal to Bogo.

The next day, an opportunity arose for her to inspect the Chief's office as he had gone out in the
field to personally deal with one of the older officers who had 'gone savage'. In one of his desk
cabinets, she found the bag, which contained some of her belongings which in itself was strange
because of the fact that the items contained within were not connected to any crimes, leaving
her to suspect that she was about to be framed for a crime of some sort with those particular
items that had no street value and only sentimental worth.

With this, she once more contacted Mayor Bellwether and saw to gathering the press in order to
shed public light on the information that had been provided. As the Chief returned, he was
wrestled down and arrested on live television and despite the Chief's protests that there was a
misunderstanding, Judy echoed his words back at him from her first day there. "I don't care."

The footage of the club exposed to the public and as many other officers witnessed him with the
bag in question before it was hidden away, the matter of the case was completely closed as
once again, loaded questions were asked by the press and the public widely came to the
conclusion that Judy was about to become a victim of some sort of scheme by the Chief while
Judy herself was making a dedicated effort to crack down on internal corruption.

Chaper 5: Prey becomes Predator.


It was then that she finally accepted the reality of her innocent young and naive years on the
carrot farm tainting her painfully limited worldview. The city was malignant and people were
constantly scheming. There was always crime all around her and at most times invisible and
vicious. Even as she were about to rise to the rank of Chief to fill the void of the 'corrupt' Bogo,
she began considering stepping down as the disillusion had made her jaded, sour and far too
cynical to want to work with the ZPD.

At the very day she gave her two weeks notice for resignation, she packed her home belongings
away in preparation for moving elsewhere outside of the city and districts, Mayor Bellwether
visited her and made her an offer to instead work for the FBI as her investigative talents seemed
to be far beyond that of the police department. Figuring that she would need time to think it
over, she insisted that the Mayor give her some space for the night. While the Mayor herself
respected Judy's wishes at the time, she 'called in a favor' from her undocumented associates
again to make some important arrangements.

The very next morning, Judy found herself visited by escorts of Mr. Big, whom kindly requested
her presence. She accepted the invitation and free ride to Tundratown, both respectful of his
home and in his presence. Mr. Big explained that he found the footage of what Bogo had
'plotted' to be disturbing and saw to having his men search for Nick in her stead. It turned out
that Nick had just barely eluded them and attempted escaping though the now-closed Natural
History Museum, but was chased in and knocked into the pit of the Bird's eye view exhibit
where he was trapped and unable to climb back out. As Mr. Big made no mention of this to the
police, he offered the situation to Judy if she wanted to settle things with Nick.

With that, Judy went alone and unarmed to the Museum, confident in her ability to confront
him at his disadvantage. Upon meeting him, she found him to be already under the impression
that she was there to kill him. While she was hostile with him, she only spoke in order to try
getting a confession out of him as to why he broke into her home and what it was he was
plotting, but he told her repeatedly that he never did break into her home and had no idea what
she was going on about.

As his denial persisted, her hostility mounted and at the peak of her outrage, she dove down
into the pit and tackled him, threatening him with vicious claims of turning him back over to Mr.Big
or even having him sharing a prison cell with Bogo when felt a sting at the back of her neck.
She reached for it, wiping and examining the splattered, goo-like mass before losing all semblance of
memory of what followed..

Chaper 6: Rabbit in the Sheep's Shadow.


Waking, she found herself restrained in a small, dark room while wearing a restaining bodysuit
and a collar of sorts while the only other person present was mayor bellwether. The mayor
explained in simple words that Judy had been restrained for weeks and she was in the best of
care until she was better, and just afterwards, the Mayor showed doctored camera footage of
Judy entering the museum and arguing with Nick before diving into the pit, attacking him, going
savage and mauling him while he attempted only once to stop her by trying to bite at one of her
ears, splitting it open just slightly, but giving up shortly after from exhaustion in the struggle.
Judy was in the pit for two days before she was found and restrained.

The mayor made clear that the public didn't know of what Judy had done and that there was
nothing remaining of Nick to by time Judy had finished with him, leaving the mayor as the sole
individual with the power to send Judy to prison if she so saw fit, but chose not to so long as
they worked together to help realize Bellwether's vision.

Judy then came to realize just how wide-reaching Bellwethers control had become after she was
allowed to be free of the room. In the time that Judy was missing, the city as far as the press and
the public had almost entirely become segregated and Bellwether's efforts to create some
semblance of order had practically been complete while also having also started up several other
programs and initiatives that would only further serve to solidify the Mayor's position of power.
Even that "Mammal Inclusion Initiative" that helped Judy get into the ZPD to begin with was a
farce, a mere orchestration by Bellwether to better ensure that meeker and more harmless-
looking prey could manage to work their way up the ranks of the department to further her
own machinations seeing as how even the drill instructor, Major Friedkin, was in on
Bellwether's scheming from the start, fashioning Judy into the perfect pawn for the plan to
control the city.

Despite Bellwether's plotting, Judy was unable to argue with the results and was also in no
position to act out against the mayor considering just how much power she managed to amass
in such little time. Worse still, the public seemed on the verge of forgetting Judy had even
existed as several changes had occurred at ZPD during her absence.

Judy resigned herself to this massive shift in power and the Mayor's control, especially as the
collar was specifically designed to keep Judy in check.

Months had passed and Judy had been led on to join the FBI as Bellwether's pawn and even
obeyed orders to have her name legally changed to "Judith Savage" to remind herself that she
could 'go savage' at any time she lost her temper.

After having embedded herself firmly within most of the more serious cases and matters to
divert attention away from Bellwether's plotting, she managed to climb ranks In short order due
to her investigative prowess. She masterfully avoided all suspicion and effectively landed herself
in the narcotics division. Eventually, that very same investigative skill and covering for bellwether
lead her to learn of Duke Weaselton's theft habits of a particular plant.

She approached him when off-duty and after a bit of a chase, she had cornered and demanded
information which he gave up voluntarily as he had no clear idea of how much danger he was in
other than the fact that he was all alone with her in an alleyway and with no witnesses. She
followed his leak to a hidden underground drop spot where she was greeted by a ram on
Bellwether's payroll. As she was treated more like a boss instead of a security risk, She was free
collect as much information about the business as she pleased as the ram clarified that as the
right hand of Bellwether, Judith was allowed access to any and all information and resources
that she needed so long as she has Bellwether's say-so.

After the production process of the night howlers was explained to her and their function
clarified, she finally managed to piece together the many events that got her to where she was,
especially as she recalled the ram to have been the one disguised as a member of the press who
asked all of those loaded questions.

So much time had passed since the missing mammals case was investigated at the ZPD and the
time that Judith was embedded in the FBI that the ram had managed to synthesize several
versions of the serum based on the Night Howler plant and there were several other snipers
hired around the world in order to help perpetuate the illusion that 'going savage' was a natural
event that couldn't be controlled or contained. Under such a spread, it was also a clear and
present threat that all of those under Bellewether's control as without warning, they could be
hit by a pellet at any time on Bellwether's order or if anybody became a threat to her control,
especially considering the range of surveillance she had over every single district and how widely
it had expanded over the months.

Her surveillance was so vast, in fact, that soon after Judith learned of this, Bellwether contacted
her via phone call and instructed her to collect a few of those pellets in order to handle a
particular problem. Seeing how quickly and easily that Duke Weaselton had leaked such
confidential information, he needed to be eliminated. As he was a much smaller target and
unable to be handled in her normal means, Judith was tasked to personally deal with him in
silence the same way she dealt with Nick, ensuring no traces were left behind.

This of course meant that she would need to use the night howler pellets on herself. Luckily,
Bellwether foresaw such a potential need for their use in the future to 'disappear' people after
the results of the first time Judith was ever hit with one and the modified night howler pellets
were now available were refined just for such a controlled use.

Considering all that she had done before and just how much power Bellwether had clearly
wrested away in such a short period of time, she finally made her ultimate decision. An hour
after the order was given, Judith paid Duke Weaselton yet another visit, only this time the last
thing Duke saw after Judith invited herself in was the sight of her placing a blue pellet into her own
mouth and biting into it.

Final Chaper: Savage Lepus.


Roughly a year had passed since then and all threats to Bellwether's control had been utterly
neutralized and Judith herself had managed to develop a nefarious reputation in the both the
criminal underworld and within the ranks of Bellwether's control. Over the time that had
passed, Judith had been responsible for roughly one 'disappearance' per week while her mind
and body had grown used to the various types of serums, often carrying a set on her person in
the event Bellwether had need of her to cause another disappearance. In the event that she
does need to do so, Bellwether provided her with a special uniform that ensured that Judith
would be able to be easily contained in the event that she should ever potentially overdose on
the night howler serum. The uniform in question has a built-in tracking system so Bellwether
and her cronies will always know where to find her and contain her before she goes too far.

Every time she needs to be captured, she ends up waking right back up in Bellwether's
containment chamber until the serum wears off.

Time Collapse Event


Judith's future has been absolutely ruined by a series of events involving a monster so terrifying
that her only manner of fixing her time would be to kill the monster in it's younger, smaller
stage long before it could ever transform.

As she went back in time and followed the trail of the creature to the earliest known
appearance, she ran into Bluebelly, who had taken her to his basement, revealing that he
had captured a future version of herself who was unwilling to comply to his wishes. Blue
devoured her future self right before her eyes as an ultimatum to leave the matter alone, or
else he would do the same to her present self.

This situation has left judith mentally scarred and on edge, completely unclear on what options
she has has left. She has abandoned her time travel device, leaving herself stuck in this time
without any shape or form of willingness to comply with anything that may come in
conflict with the future or Blue's ultimatum.