- I can drop Rosy-Cheeked down to C if the issue is rank. There doesn't really seem to be an exact anecdote required for it, since neither Alexander or Gilgamesh (child) have any particular info that says "Only they have it" or "They have it because of this." Generally seems to be a "Cute kid" kinda deal.

• Name: Saotome Hana
• Age: 24
• Appearance: "Y-You mean I have to do something?"
• Personality: There are those who don't achieve great things because they don't have the ability or the opportunity to. Then there are those, like Hana, who wouldn't do great things simply because that would require work. It's fair to say that it probably hasn't always been that way and in the end, Hana has no confidence in her abilities to do much of anything, but at this point the ingrained laziness is itself a habit and way of life. Unnecessarily exerting herself when she could sleep in then maybe watch some TV, or think really hard about what to have for dinner?
  Really, from that perspective, summoning a Servant is the worst mistake of her life... famous historical figures aren't likely to be content with Hana's desire to just stay home and avoid trouble, or squandering of the talent and intelligence that she has.
• Abilities: Hana would like to pretend that she has no abilities and is the dead end for what was once a proud magus family and the crest on her arm is a tacky tattoo. But, this place... people just love to throw out terms like "average one", whatever the hell that means, or if it's important. It's way nicer to pretend that the tattoo on your arm is just a tattoo, not a library of impressive ways to kill people when you're the battery.
• History: As her name indicates, Hana's family is hardly the most prestigious of magus families--their distant routes lost and barely distinguishable from the general populace of Japan, even though she's pretty sure her father said something about west Asia. Only the eyes really stand out as odd. Of course, such a loss of the past could only be expected with a gradual decline of magical talent through the generations, to parents that could barely count as mages at all, working office jobs of all things...
  And Hana? Never really good at work, let alone the pressures of entrance exams, wound up in the position of doing pretty much nothing. As certain as her parents that she was about as magical as kelp, the offer to stay in a nice, new city--at their expense! Though not the priciest, but definitely cheaper than home...--for the small cost of trying to do that "Servant summoning" thing? Yeah, that seemed great. Do something that would never work and she'd at least have some time not being bothered to get into a university, or find a job, or get married, or...
  It didn't quite go to plan.
• Other:

• Name: Yuriko T. Louvyngyr
• Age: 23
• Appearance: "This rose? For you."
• Personality: Yuriko is extremely self-confident, lacking in any self-doubt when it comes to most matters. This is self-assuredness she feels is backed up quite nicely by her own capabilities as a magus. She's not so foolish as to say she could fight many Servants in hand to hand, but Casters and some Assassins, perhaps... Regardless, Yuriko's self-certainty and swagger extends to much of what she does. The fact she is the type to fly under her own rules and do what she wishes is also quite apparent in her actions, which is doubtless why her family as distanced itself from her due to her flagrant disregard for many of the guidelines they attempted to set for her future. Shamelessly and uncontrollably flirtatious, Yuriko's tastes lay exclusively in her own sex but beyond that are quite varied: Any pretty girl, human or Servant, is liable to get targeted and showered with charming lines and shows of affection. The fact she refused to stop skirtchasing without pause is one of the most notable reasons her family eventually distanced themselves from her at least publicly. There is a handful of matters Yuriko struggles with: She is easily embarrassed by being made to wear feminine clothing, feeling much more confident in suits and other similar outfits. She is also somewhat uncertain of how to handle children. She likes them, and wants to treat children well, but she is liable to go overboard or not fully consider potential consequences. This has become especially important after she used the catalyst provided to her by the Association...
• Abilities: To say Yuriko can be considered anything less then a stellar mage would be a falsehood. Born of the combination of two lineages of magi possessed of considerable talent, Yuriko possesses not only a high amount of magic circuits but high quality ones as well. Perhaps this is one of the reasons she still receives some level of support from her family. Possessing a relatively rare dual affinity for Fire and Water, Yuriko has a strong capability in magecraft relating to destruction as well as cyclical magecraft. Causing objects to ignite, or even applying fire to her own body in some cases, is a staple of her more offensive spells. She can also compose objects out of fluid, carrying a vial of specially-treated liquid specially for this purpose. This liquid can become ignited without burning away, perfect for usage with her magecraft. Finally, Yuriko utilizes an array of jewelry on her body in the form of piercings. These are her earrings, but also other piercings across her body. These pieces of jewelry are arranged to symbolize the constellation Hercules. Indeed, with this arrangement, her body comes an earthly representation of the constellation. As long as her jewelry remains in place, Yuriko's body possesses the trait of self-reinforcement. This is an automatic response to outside stimuli, strengthening her body with an infusion of mana to amplify her blows or dull attack against herself. However, if a single piercing is removed the representation collapses and Yuriko loses this ability.
• History: Years ago, the mage families Louvyngyr and Sumikawa came together to pool their talented bloodlines into a single heir. That heir was born in the form of Yuriko, a child who exhibited remarkable aptitude as a mage and took to her training with gusto as soon as it began. Indeed, a more satisfying outcome could not have come to pass, at least for the first few years. During this time, it seemed as if Yuriko desired nothing less then to make her parents happy and embrace magecraft utterly. And indeed, it can be said her embrace of magecraft has never ceased. However, as the girl grew older her desires changed. She began to reject the guidelines proposed by her parents, and entirely reject the idea of marriage to another talented male magus growing up in another family. Instead, though she eagerly pursued her studies, Yuriko began what can only be described as skirtchasing. She gained a considerable reputation in middle school and highschool, both for her girl-hungry ways and her general disregard for any kind of rule she didn't like. In spite of this, she excelled in both public education and her studies as a magus, and her arrival at the Clock Tower was unquestioned even as her family struggled to deal with her antics. It was here that her habits lead to a rather dramatic and deadly incident. It ended with one girl injured, and the male heir to the Vundervagon family dead. Immediately taking full blame for what had occurred, it was only due to the intervention of her family that Yuriko was not killed by the vengeful Vundervagon. Instead, her path was changed to that of an Enforcer for the association. She worked in this position for several years, until recently she was deployed to Fusang and provided with the summoning catalyst of a legendary Serial Killer from London for the purpose of investigating several unusual occurrences on the island. One of these is the rumored presence of none other than a True Ancestor... In recent days, she has struggled somewhat to care for her remarkably young and childish Servant as well as carry out her intended duties(and all the flirting), but she is doing her best and genuinely cares for her Servant's well-being.
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