Thanks to the magic of the ice giants she was raised by, the nearly seven-foot tall and 270-pound tower of muscle that is Klara would easily qualify as a giant herself. Her skin is a snowy white inked with blue tattoos, the same color as her eyes, with equally white long hair in a Nordic style. She tends to wear fur-lined leathers of her own handiwork (mostly because no one makes clothes in her size), mostly a fur-lined coat over a leather top and leggings complete with boots and fur gauntlets. She also carries a rucksack with her supplies on her back.

■Bold

■Confident

■Eager to Fight

■Tenacious

■Stubborn

■Jovial

■Just

■Technologically Inept

■Best Drinking Buddy You Could Ask For

Many years ago, tragedy struck when an airliner lost power over Norway and crashed into the Scandanavian mountains. By the time the authorities gave up on the search, the only survivor of the accident was a little girl, barely a year old and miraculously shielded from the cold. Barely hanging onto life, she was discovered by a very tall man with pure white skin and cold blue eyes, who took her back to his village deep in the mountains and nursed her back to health. The man, Grimolf, and his people were the Jötunn, the mythical ice giants of Scandinavian legend, and the girl was later given the name of Klara.

Despite the misgivings of the others in his tribe, Grimolf took the girl into his house and raised him as his own, teaching her everything he knew about hunting, fighting, and the old Jötunn traditions. Klara took to the ways of the Jötunn with gusto, and as she grew up and her latent ki energy manifested, it began to produce a strange reaction with the Jötunn's inherent magic energies. As she proved herself every bit a Jötunn as her adopted brothers and sisters and began to win the admiration of her village, Klara began to grow much faster then usual as the color in her hair and face began to fade and her eyes changed from brown to blue. By the time she was a woman she was indistinguishable from her siblings, seeming to have been transformed by the Jötunn magic into an ice giant herself, or at least an incredibly accurate facsimile of one, a development that Klara wasn't too shaken up about, to say the least, since it brought her all the more closer to the race that adopted her.

Having become the pride and joy of not just her family but the entire Jötunn village, she was naturally the first one called upon when another strange outsider came to the outskirts of the village one day. Confronting him at the village gate, the pair of them got into a fight that lasted the whole day and ended with the pair of them laughing and toasting each other's combat skill over glasses of mead the same night. After their celebration, Klara asked who he was, and the man simply replied that he was a Nomad, going on to explain the nature of Ki to her and revealing that she had the capability to be a Nomad herself. Intrigued and excited at the possibility of such a profession, shortly after the man left the village she decided that she was going to be a Nomad too, eager for the chance to meet other warriors like herself, to best them in combat, and to celebrate a hard fought battle alongside them!

Klara's base fighting style is based largely on Glima, the wrestling style used by the Vikings, augmented with moves from more modern techniques like SAMBO, Judo, and with a bit of a barroom brawl flair thrown in for good measure. The end result is a unique move set that capitalizes on her size and strength, using grapples, throws, and slow, strong hits to overwhelm the opposition with sheer power and knock them around like a rag doll. Her Ki abilities manifest in the form of ice-based abilities taught to her by the ice giants, which she uses to enforce her attacks and catch enemies in the open to shut them down.

Klara's breath mists no matter how warm or cold it is outside, and the air around her tends to get a little colder if she's agitated.

Yeong-Suk stands at a quite unimpressive 5'3'', slightly above average for her home country of North Korea, but much smaller than the average nomad. Her straight, black hair grows to her shoulders, with bangs covering her right eye, which has been replaced with a cybernetic optic designed to see in ki. Her natural, left eye is light brown. Yeong-Suk has an athletic build, fitting for her years of training in the Korean People's Army, which helps migrate how embarrassingly small she is.

As an officer of the KPA, Yeong-Suk wears her dress uniform at almost all times (Major exception being when stealth or anonymity is needed). It is olive green, with a matching hat and tie. Her uniform also consists of a skirt, practicality disregarded by Yeong-Suk's superiors so they could emphasize her femininity in propaganda. She, however, was at least granted permission to wear men's shoes, as no one in their right mind could fight in heels. Completing her outfit is black gloves, same color as her shoes, mostly for security reasons than anything else (not wanting to leave fingerprints willy-nilly).

■ Patriotic to a fault
■ Deathly Serious
■ Unfeeling
■ Confident in herself and her cause
■ Pragmatic
■ Diligent
■ Doesn't like keeping people close

Chung Yeong-Suk was born on March 12th in Kaesong, North Korea, the first child of a family of industrial workers. Immediately disappointment, they tried again for a son, which resulted in her brother, Chung Jeong-Ho. Yeong-Suk's early childhood life was relatively normal; she went to school, played youth soccer, learned about the divinity of the ruling Kim family and how North Korea was Best Korea, and was part of the Youth Pioneer Corps. By all accounts, there was nothing remarkable about this North Korean girl compared to any other child.

However, when graduation came and went and the next generation of conscripts was admitted to the Korean People's Army, the government of North Korea was screening incoming recruits for their natural ki, a recent order from the Supreme Leader to create literal super agents for the rogue state. Perhaps due to ancestry from Yakcha, or perhaps just a simple fluke at birth, Yeong-Suk had a massive reserve of ki. Pulled away, she was given the option to volunteer for "special training" to unlock her ki and to become an enforcer for the Kims. In return, her family would be given, nice, cushy lodging in the nation's capital of Pyongyang, totally not there to hold Yeong-Suk hostage or anything in case something went wrong. Yeong-Suk readily accepted, mostly out of genuine patriotism, but also because she kind of realized she really didn't have a choice in the matter.

Brought to a classified military installation deep in the countryside, Yeong-Suk trained under the watchful eye of the military, honing her physical ability, technique in Taekwondo, and most importantly, learning how to use the ki she was so fortunate to be born with. When her skills in ki started to surpass anything the military was prepared for, they "persuaded" martial artists from the south and China to train her up further. Owing to her feet-based martial art, Yeong-Suk's trainers put a particular focus on trying to teach her to channel ki through her feet rather than her hands, a technique which she soon adopted almost, if not totally, excursively.

The training was brutal, designed to break her mentally just as much to bring out her absolute potential. The once innocent, sweet girl was replaced by what could almost be described as a machine. In fact, one of her eyes was even cybernetically replaced, in order to make her more potent as an assassin. Serving the state was the only thing on her mind; the only thing let into her mind, and willingly embraced. Her handlers rejoiced; they succeeded in creating the first superhuman agent for North Korea.

At age 24, she was let out of the facility she was trained in, the first time since entering in 18. She was handed a mission in Brazil. The cover story was to enter the tournament in Rio, and to bring glory to North Korea by winning it all. Her real mission, however, was to assassinate a target so embedded in the shadows, even she doesn't know their true identity...

Yeong-Suk was trained in the half-traditional, half-modern Korean martial art of 태권도 (Taekwondo), a fighting style which emphasizes agility and kicks. While Taekwondo is usually taught as a zoning martial art, using one's reach through legs to keep the opponent at bay, Yeong-Suk's small size makes that not a winning proposition. Instead, Yeong-Suk uses ki techniques to mirror this philosophy, using her feet to generate projectile attacks from a distance. After catching her opponent off guard, she can use her great agility to rush in with wild jump kicks, before forcing the opponent away and starting over. Alternatively, if she thinks the foe is weak enough, Yeong-Suk will skip the zoning altogether and go straight for the rushdown.

Defensively, there is much more emphasize on dodging hits rather than blocking. Even without ki, Yeon-Suk is fastfooted, and can easily bob and weave from far to close and vice versa. When she can't simply dodge an attack, she perfers to use her ki techniques to block rather than her physical body; she actually can not take getting hit all that well.

The major weakness of Yeong-Suk is her frailty. She can not take much punishment at all; a few good hits is all that it will take to knock her out. She can not get into any protracted slugfests, because she will lose at every trade due to said frailty.

Due to constantly training with people much weaker than her, Yeong-Suk also overestimates her own abilities. She also has very little experience fighing anyone with ki or magic, and doesn't know how to fight people of similar strength.

As Yeong-Suk is Korean, her name is written in the Asian style of surname/personal name, rather than personal name/surname.

Credit for the image goes to runeun of dA, not me. I can't art to save my life

I also can't speak Korean so the translations for some of her special moves might be wrong.