Oh boy, lore for my pigsona.

If you care, then you'd have noticed Jacques, one way or another, is often portrayed as a rebel. You know, with the spiked cuffs and collar, and now fully adopting a greaser persona.

And that's the key word: persona.

He's only a skull-cracking biker badass on the weekends. On the weekdays, he's an office worker. Specifically, he's an accountant at Mega Enterprises. The company has their fingers in a lot of pies. Jacques, in the grand scheme of things, is nobody special. He works a small-time job in the accounting department. On paper, he works a 9-5 job. In reality, he's always working overtime and on bad days, he does nothing but work, eat, sleep, and wakes up to repeat the next day.

And the Tiger there is the head of his department, Pierce Davidson. He and Jacques started relatively at the same time; Pierce got the position due to networking, and Jacques, by the skin of his tusks. Pierce sees Jacques as his 'personal assistant', even if he's nothing special among the accounting department. Over the 9 years of working, Pierce has whittled Jacques down to being a husk of his former self and the key to is constant success. He'll never say it, and it's not cause Jacques is particularly great at his job; he's good though, and he's consistent and always willing to give up more and more of his time for the company.

It's only recently that Jacques has been working on improving himself. Or, rather, actually spending his weekends outside of the city and riding his motorcycle down to Onyx Hill, where he can feel truly alive. Pierce is unaware that Jacques is currently working for work in Onyx Hill and hoping to escape Mega Enterprises' toxic work culture.