The Save Golden Company or the "SGC" is a highly successful international black-ops and mercenary outfit dealing in high-level assassinations. What was once a small Los Santos-based assassination firm has now expanded its operations globally, executing high-stakes contracts with unparalleled efficiency.
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Elvira[]
Now the undisputed leader of SGC, Elvira has refined the organization's operations, focusing on international contracts and high-value targets. Her expertise in strategy, marksmanship, and poisons keeps the organization one step ahead of rivals.
Maximo[]
The most lethal operative within the team, a mute contract killer known for his unmatched efficiency and brutality. His role primarily revolves around high-value assassinations and direct combat engagements. Maximo is a force of nature, a shadow that moves through the world with purpose but without mercy.
After Green's death, he remained loyal to SGC under Elvira, but something within him had shifted. Once a disciplined weapon wielded with precision, he now moves like a dog off the leash, unpredictable, ruthless, and barely contained. He follows orders when they align with his own desires, but when they don't, he discards them like a spent casing.
Hunter Black[]
Hunter Black was once just another reckless kid from Chamberlain Hills, thinking the streets had made him tough. Back then, he was cocky, full of himself, more flash than substance. He'd pulled triggers, sure, but never on anyone who mattered. He talked big, acted brash, and treated the life like it was just another hustle, something to make money and show off.
Under the watchful, brutal training of Maximo, he was stripped down, piece by piece, until the gangster was gone and only the killer remained. Maximo taught him discipline, precision, and he learned how to wield a blade with purpose, how to fire a shot that counted, and how to read a room the way a predator reads its prey.
Now, Hunter is no longer the cocky kid chasing status. The chains and flashy clothes are gone. He moves with silent confidence, a storm waiting to break, a killer without hesitation. Now, he's a lethal asset in SGC's international operations. His hands, once reckless, are now steady. His kills, once for show, are now efficient, calculated. There's still fire in him, still that need to prove something, but now, he proves it through his work.
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Mr. Green[]
"Mr. Green" was the architect of the Save Golden Company, a relic of the old world where killers lived by codes, not contracts. A legend in the shadows, he was an assassin before the game turned corporate, before men traded honor for dollar signs. His reputation was built on precision and an understanding that the best killers don't just kill, they shape the world.
Wayne Heron[]
The group's expert in acquisitions and procurement, Heron was the go-to man for anything that needed to be stolen, smuggled, or secured. Charismatic and cunning, he could talk his way into or out of nearly any situation. However, his ego swelled after Elvira took over following Mr. Green's passing, and he grew dissatisfied with playing second to anyone.
Convinced he could outshine SGC, he struck out on his own, assembling a crew of ruthless killers. His overconfidence led him to take bigger risks, believing himself more than a soldier. In 2016, that arrogance caught up with him during a high-stakes deal in North Yankton, a double-cross left him dead in the snow, his ambition and recklessness sealing his fate.
Rip Callander[]
Jacob "Rip" Callander was once Mr. Green's star pupil, a prodigy who thrived in the chaos of the job. He was a natural, a demon in the field, slipping through cracks where others saw walls. But for all his talent, he was wild, reckless, and addicted to the thrill of it all.
He lived on impulse, making split-second decisions that sometimes worked like magic and other times like disaster waiting to happen. Rip didn't just kill, he played with it, but his devil-may-care attitude was both his greatest strength and his fatal flaw. He believed himself untouchable, convinced that luck, skill, and sheer bravado would carry him through every job.