Transtello

Transtello is an organization within the world of Shift Star, and is the main point of the plot. WARNING: THE FOLLOWING HAS NOT BEEN TOUCHED UPON IN THE SERIES YET, AND MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS FOR FUTURE PAGES

ROLE
Transtello is an organization that was founded to employ and guide Star users to use their abilities for positive goals.

Transtello takes in missions from companies, towns, and individuals from all over the world. They take on cases too big for the police, and are pretty much considered an alternate form of government. Though there are other branches all over the world, the branch Lazarus joins is considered the most efficient in field work.

There are also many training branches across the world meant to educate young star users and ready them for field work Transtello brings. There are countless training branches meant to help star users control their stars. The training branches also allow their students to take on non-Transtello related jobs.

HIERARCHY

 * Transtello CEOs - A group of star users is in charge of every branch. They rarely get involved, but are in charge of the general funding and they sometimes, but rarely, get involved with the politics of Transtello branches.
 * Branch Commissioners - Each branch is run by a Commissioner. Their job is t deal with more intricate funding, mission assigning, employment, and the well-being of its employees. The only non-star user Commissioner is currently Uriel R Cielo.
 * Medical Officials/Lead Scientists - Leaders in their respective fields, it's obvious why they're respected and paid more.
 * Star Users - Be them in the medical branch, the science branch, or the main branch of their respective branch (branch-ception), Star users have equal standing among each other, and are paid equally. Ranks are only assigned by other Star users, and are not official.
 * Rooks - Non-star users in the branch, they're paid less than Star users and can't do field work without a Star user as a partner. If not for the efforts of Uriel, they would still be horribly mistreated and severely underpaid (and most likely unwilling to even be there!).