Atsuhi Kaneko's Questionnaire

Picture this: a beautiful, craftsman home right alongside Marine Drive and merely a short stroll from the promenade and pier of White Rock, British Columbia. That's my private domicile, baby.

White Rock is a stunning location; if you've never been, come visit! I'd be happy to show you around. Sunsets are gorgeous, promenade provides a nice walk/jog spot, and the restaurants are to die for if you've got the moolah for it, like moi.

What's my house like? I'm glad you asked! It's got everything an esteemed bachelor such as myself could ask for: a gym with the latest in equipment, a private office where I can provide consultation for the fine gentlemen seeking my counsel, a library with only the finest of literature that's been curated by yours truly, and even a home theatre with a tv that has the 4-est of K's, the most plasma of screens, and a sound system that makes you feel as if you were truly there.

I possess an intricate understanding of the law that allows me to provide services wholly unique from the "traditional" lawyer types. Unfortunately, client-attorney privilege prevents me from disclosing much information, but I'm sure that my clients are more than happy to vouch for, and pay good money, for my services.

Money makes the world go 'round, as they say. I play my part as a good citizen and keep it circulating! If you want to make a good impression, you need to look the part; the clothes make the man, after all. I have a navy Cadilac, and also use the money to procure... certain exotic goods that are hard to come by, but are useful to a man of my profession.

People say money is power, but I disagree to a certain extent. While money can open doors you never could have otherwise, connections get you access to doors that you didn't even know existed.

I've heard rumours of certain beings that could make pacts. Not just deals, a shake of the hands. Pacts that have truly dire consequences.

Knowing entities like that with that kind of reach is... enticing.

Then again... having that power itself would be even more ideal. Through these contracts, it might be feasible to obtain that.

Would I risk my life for power? No, plain and simple. What's the point of having it if I won't be alive to use it?

Would I kill for power? Much tougher question. It depends; name your price.