Warship Name: Scharnhorst- Scharnhorst class Battleship

Mental Model: Scharnhorst is the model Aryan with Blonde hair, and pale blue eyes, she stands at 160 cm tall, and is Fair skinned. She wears a Kriegsmarine uniform.



Personality: Scharnhorst is an improviser, she has learned that a plan falls apart in a fight, and would rather watch her enemy and react to its moves. Ambitious Scharnhorst wants to do her best at everything. Courageous it could be her extra armor, or dumb courage but Scharnhorst isn’t afraid to stand and fight, even against the odds, but she still knows her breaking point. Upbeat, she will encourage the other ships in her group to fight their hardest.

Backstory: She fought in the North Atlantic, in Norway, and Denmark. After those fights, she was on patrol in the south Atlantic, when she came across the phantom fleet. Determined to do some damage she released a broadside before angling herself towards the ships. Her A and B turret was taken out of commission in the return fire, and her propulsion was damaged. Her supporting fleet was sunk or forced to retreat, and Scharnhorst was towed by the phantom fleet into their port. SHe had changed sides now, and has become a strong force in the fleet. But the fighting spirit of Scharnhorst wasn’t destroyed.

Extra: Nothing so far, but may edit later when I’ve felt out the character in the RP.

Mental Model: Ping Hai's mental model is modest, with neck-length black hair and piercing red eyes. Some might consider her a 'traditional East-Asian beauty'. Inspired by her sister ship's mental model, Ping Hai also wears a high school uniform. The reason for this is Ning Hai wanted to wear a 'sailor outfit' for her mental model, since they were ships, but got sidetracked with 'sailor-inspired school uniforms', and then got even further sidetracked when she wanted to pick a school uniform closer to the age of her mental model's appearance. Ever the good younger sister, Ping Hai just went along with it.

Personality: Calm, stoic, and non-confrontational, Ping Hai has a very supportive and altruistic personality. She almost never criticizes those whom she considers her friends, allies, and family, instead choosing to wordlessly shoulder the responsibility of filling in for their shortcomings. In a way, Ping Hai is emotionally dependent, and needs someone to latch onto and provide help to. This is particularly obvious with her sister ship, Ning Hai. Ping Hai is highly observant and empathetic, and her desire to predict what other people want, and to provide for them can become overbearing at times.

Backstory: Ning Hai and Ping Hai were ships in the Far East Continental Fleet, which patrolled the eastern coast of the Asian continent, leaving control of the Pacific to the First and Second Oriental Fleets.

A few major incidents happened to Ping Hai. The first was during a skirmish against human forces, Ping Hai, overeager to prove herself, fell into a trap and was lured to the coast, where she started getting hit by land forces. Her retreat was rapidly being cut off by encircling enemy ships, but Ning Hai rushed in recklessly, opening a path for her sister to escape. Despite Ning Hai's usual ineptitude, Ping Hai will always remember this moment, and henceforth will always devotedly support Ning Hai.

The second incident involved the aftermath of a major battle. Ning Hai and Ping Hai were ordered to guard a battleship undergoing repairs, while the rest of the fleet planned an attack against human forces. Unfortunately, they were discovered by the enemy, and Ning Hai and Ping Hai were unable to fend them off. This resulted in the fleet halting their maneuver and saving Ning Hai, Ping Hai, and the battleship they were supposed to protect.

This finally resulted in the two sister ships being chided as worthless, and pushed onto the Oriental Fleet, hoping that the main fleet could make something of these two. In the Oriental Fleet, the two were treated quite poorly, and were even given different names, Ioshima for Ning Hai, and Yasoshima for Ping Hai. While Ping Hai tried her best, the fact that she would never go anywhere without her sister held her back. Eventually Ning Hai complained to Ping Hai about their rough treatment, and how she had heard rumors of a rogue fleet. Unable to stop her sister, Ping Hai went along with Ning Hai's escape plan. Their escape was discovered, and the Fleet gave chase but a storm blew in. While it did help the sisters escape the fleet, unfortunately, they were separated. Eventually, Ping Hai got lucky and ran into the Phantom Fleet. Now she stays with the Phantom Fleet, hoping to one day reunite with her sister ship.

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Mental Model: Ning Hai's mental model has long black hair reaching down to her lower back and soft grey eyes. Ning Hai wears a high school uniform. The reason for this is Ning Hai wanted to wear a 'sailor outfit' for her mental model, being a ship and all, but got sidetracked with 'sailor-inspired school uniforms', and then got even further sidetracked when she wanted to pick a school uniform closer to the age of her mental model's appearance.

Personality: Bubbly and friendly, Ning Hai is sure of herself, but unable to back up that confidence. She is ditzy, distracted, and easily discouraged, bordering on lazy. She tends to believe that things will work out with minimal effort so difficult obstacles can be daunting for her. She can be brash and reckless, due not to bravado, but to an overwhelming sense of ignorant optimism. She is heavily reliant on her sister for emotional support and combat support, though she is unaware of the fact, and smugly takes credit for team victories.

Backstory: Ning Hai and Ping Hai were ships in the Far East Continental Fleet, which patrolled the eastern coast of the Asian continent, leaving control of the Pacific to the First and Second Oriental Fleets.

A few major incidents happened to Ning Hai. The first was during a skirmish against human forces, Ping Hai, overeager to prove herself, fell into a trap and was lured to the coast, where she started getting hit by land forces. Her retreat was rapidly being cut off by encircling enemy ships, but Ning Hai rushed in recklessly, opening a path for her sister to escape. This earned Ning Hai her sister's undying loyalty.

The second incident involved the aftermath of a major battle. Ning Hai and Ping Hai were ordered to guard a battleship undergoing repairs, while the rest of the fleet planned an attack against human forces. Unfortunately, they were discovered by the enemy, and Ning Hai and Ping Hai were unable to fend them off. This resulted in the fleet halting their maneuver and saving Ning Hai, Ping Hai, and the battleship they were supposed to protect.

This finally resulted in the two sister ships being chided as worthless, and pushed onto the Oriental Fleet, hoping that the main fleet could make something of these two. In the Oriental Fleet, the two were treated quite poorly, and were even given different names, Ioshima for Ning Hai, and Yasoshima for Ping Hai. The poor treatment greatly demotivated Ning Hai, who eventually complained to Ping Hai, and mentioned how she had heard rumors of a rogue fleet. Dragging Ping Hai along, Ning Hai went ahead with their escape plan. Their escape was discovered, and the Fleet gave chase but a storm blew in. While it did help the sisters escape the fleet, unfortunately, they were separated. Now Ning Hai is lost at sea, hoping to reunite with her sister and locate the Phantom Fleet.

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