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I will make this pretty later but I'm too lazy to find a plotter atm. WEEPS
Lost Highscores Hall
A relatively established arcade that features two stories of cabinet fun as well as a basement bar for alcoholic 'over 20' fun. The arcade is a sort of neutral zone despite the owner's previous ties with the Freeman. As such he tends to keep sensible help that can easily throw out any clientele that seems to get a little too rowdy.
Waiters: run of the mill part timers or full timers that do things like deliver drinks, hand out tokens or cash out prizes. Can also be relegated to passing out flyers in town and putting up advertisements for the arcade.
Bartenders: handle specifically the bar in the basement and ignore any and all strange chatter that their diverse clientele might have.
Security: The muscle specifically intimidating people from causing trouble at the entrance, as well as hanging out in various locations of the arcade to make sure people aren't doing anything elicit. Authority to toss out clients they deem 'too obnoxious' whether its drunks or gang members who can't leave their rivalries outside.
Freeman Initiators
I need like a more in depth section for this but basically everything to do with Hibiki and the group of friends that more or less introduce Yoshi into the Freeman.
Hibiki: Very much a relationship that ended without closure for Yoshi. Incredibly dependent on his friendship with Hibiki, and very much heartbroken over the loss of his friendship. There was definitely a tentative crush once upon of time, but considering how long it's been and how their relationship ended that has long since been buried and abandoned. Definitely a more outgoing, and fearless guy compared to Yoshi. Approached Yoshi out of curiosity. Loyal to a fault, but quick to bristle up when companions are questioned. Yoshi has no idea what happened to him since their fight.
Friend Group: Mainly rallied around Hibiki due to his outgoing nature and charisma. Befriended Yoshi but ultimately sided against him when he voice concerns with continuing their more illegal operations and schemes.
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