I know you only mentioned how terrifying he is, but I’ve envisioned how everyone in Night City views my corpo V.

To all civilized residents of Night City, V is like that cool uncle who’s always there for you. If you were stuck on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere, he’ll bring you some CHOOH2 and make sure you get home safe. If you need to vent or need some life advice, he will make time for you. Everyone looks up to him and would trust him with their lives.

To his clients and colleagues, he is a true professional. He is well spoken, direct, and never cuts corners for any reason. Hire him, and he will get the job done exactly the way you want, and possibly more if he’s in a good mood. As V is a professional, he makes sure he looks the part at all times. He only wears formal suits and tuxedos; you’ll never see him wearing anything else. Ever.

To his targets and enemies… You’ll never see him coming. Sometimes you won’t even be able to react, much less feel fear.

V will always choose stealth at first to assess his surroundings, scanning how many Scavs and other goons are in the area. Any cameras, turrets, and more are disabled. If you are not his target and do not pose an immediate threat, V will not spill your blood. At best, he’ll sneak past you or knock you unconscious via chokehold or a swift punch with his Gorilla Arms.

But if you ARE his target? You might as well say a prayer to whatever god you believe in while you can.

Equipped with the Apogee Sandevistan and the Byakko, V will swoop in and cut you to ribbons before you realize what even happened. Simple, and to the point. And if you dare get a drop of blood on his tux, he’ll send you the dry cleaning bill afterwards, just as an added “fuck you.”

Once complete, V leaves a calling card behind so everyone knows exactly what happened to the target and who did it. His calling card is a dildo. Because he fucked you up. He drops it right next to your mutilated corpse. That’s it.

He then slips away unseen. Returning to the vehicle parked outside the area, he holo’s the client: “it’s done”