[@Holy Soldier]
So here's my "extra" I guess, although the weight field is currently blank because I wasn't sure how to figure that out. ^^; Since both mine and Vita's characters are twins we basically just collaborated on the background and that's why it's the same for both characters really but yeah.  Hope this works out, though.

[hider=Pocus the White Mage]
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[list][*][b]Name:[/b] Pocus Thaum
[*][b]Age:[/b] 14
[*][b]Height:[/b] 5'1"
[*][b]Weight:[/b] 
[*][b]Hair Color:[/b] Blond
[*][b]Eye Color:[/b] Green
[*][b]Gender:[/b] Male
[*][b]Written Appearance:[/b] Slim, short and somewhat androgynous, if it wasn't for his shorter hair Pocus would be easily mistaken for his sister Hocus.  Due to being both a focused mage and relatively young, he doesn't have much muscle mass on him.  Pocus tends to wear traditional mage attire, most notably his wide-brimmed hat and long cloak draped over a shorts and tunic combo.  To help him focus his magic, he wears two magical amulets, one pinned to his hat and the other acting as a clasp for his cloak.
[*][b]Personality:[/b] Unfailingly polite even to his enemies and far too nice for his own good, it seems as though Pocus doesn't have an aggressive bone in his body.  Despite the fact that he's supposedly on a quest to become stronger, he's still rather meek and a bit of a doormat, tending to get dragged along with the flow rather than asserting his own will.  Still, there's the tiniest inklings of a spine buried [i]somewhere[/i] deep down within him, although it really only emerges when his sister or anyone else he cares about is in trouble.  He seems fine with all of this, though, and is perfectly content to just try and please others; he is especially fond of cooking, and nothing makes him happier than seeing people enjoy a meal he's made.
[*][b]Background:[/b][hider=Background]In the highlands of Gaea lies a village of spellcasters known as Loch Wor, shrouded in mists and standing between the borders of an enchanted forest and a lake supposedly home to some dormant primordeal beast.  Despite being relatively isolated, the village was fabled in legend for producing powerful mages, a reputation that has brought both good and ill fortune to its people. Many covet the power of magic, after all, and to them an entire settlement focused on this power is a most tempting prize.

In a village founded on mystic tradition, the birth of twins was seen as an omen of some sorts, although at the time no-one could agree just what it was foretelling.  But as the twins Hocus and Pocus Thaum grew up without much incident, the portents were soon forgotten and as they reached adolescence their magical training began.  Despite her lack of enthusiasm for anything, Hocus was found to have a natural aptitude for black magic, whilst putting aside his inability to assert himself Pocus seemed to take to white magic with relative ease.  However, before they could advance much in the ways of sorcery, the portents finally came true as the Holy Knights came to Loch Wor, drawn by the tales of magical power hidden within.  Wanting to keep this power for themselves, they quickly instilled martial law upon the village, and were it not for their parents' quick thinking the twins would have been imprisoned with the rest of the villagers.  Fleeing from their home, all they could think about was the responsibility they had been burdened with, to learn the secrets of magic by themselves and grow powerful enough to liberate Loch Wor from the Holy Knights.

With nowhere else to turn to, the twins assumed they would need to travel far and wide to learn these secrets and thus ended up joining the crew of a ship who were searching for their lost captain.  Initially the crew were a bit unenthusiastic about taking in two kids, but after Pocus cooked up the best meal they'd had for a long time and showed off his healing skills, he was taken in as both a cook and a medic.  Meanwhile, since Pocus was unusually adamant about not leaving his sister behind, Hocus was allowed to join too under the provision that she actually at least tried to help cleaning up the place since she had a broom and all.[/hider]
[*][b]Weapon:[/b] Pocus is only a novice mage and thus does not have an Arc.  The closest things he has to weapons are his spellbook and his familiar, a white owl named Inch.  Inch seems to realize that her master is kind of a pushover, and has a tendency to try and stick up for him if she thinks someone is taking too much advantage of him, usually by pecking their head repeatedly.
[*][b]Ability:[/b] White Magic, the magic of life and light.  Pocus is still a novice White Mage with a lot to learn, and as such has only mastered three basic spells:[list][*][i]Cura:[/i] A basic healing spell, Pocus envelops wounds in a soothing light that speeds up the healing process.  The time it takes to heal a wound depends on the severity, as cuts and bruises will be healed almost instantaneously whilst more serious injuries will take somewhat longer.  It cannot do anything like regrow severed limbs (although if freshly severed, it can reattach them if held up to the stump), and cannot do anything to heal fatal wounds.
[*][i]Lux:[/i] Pocus creates a small floating orb of light, around the size of a tennis ball, which he can move with his mind.  The orb radiates a pleasant warmth, and causes undead to recoil in fear.  Staring directly at the orb is ill-advised.
[*][i]Columba:[/i] Probably the most basic of all white magic summoning spells, this allows Pocus to temporarily call forth between one to three doves which follow his command.  The doves disappear after five minutes.  Traditionally, this is cast by the mage removing their hat and letting the doves fly out.[/list][/list]
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