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Age:
23

Gender:
Male

Sexual Orientation:
Straight

Personality:
Curious, yet cautious. As much as Troe would love to be the one saying something like: “nothing ventured, nothing gained”, he’d probably stutter through the words while trying to second guess the idea. He can handle himself in a fight, but he’d rather stick to research and reading. That said, when pushed far enough the bloodlust inherent in most Rjaskav warriors shows.

Class:
Noble

History:

Troe was born to a distinguished line of Rjaskavi nobility, from a line of unparalleled fighters and warriors...and yet even from a young age he hated swinging a weapon. Despite almost daily lessons and sparring sessions, he just never took to the sword or any other form of melee. Eventually his family tried to have him trained with a bow only to find that he had no talent, and after a few incidents scarring both himself and those in attendance with misfires, even that was abandoned. For a few years he was considered a disappointment to his House, and while still treated as the son of a lord, any possibility of inheritance was completely obliterated.

A few years later a book merchant found his way into their halls, and despite being completely unable to sell any books to the Revinah household, a young Troe managed to snatch a few tomes from his cart. His noble upbringing meant that he could at least read them, and he quickly found himself enamored by the simple wind magic he eventually managed to teach himself. Of course, now that he had a weapon of sorts he believed that he could prove his worth to his father and bring himself back into his House’s good graces.

It wasn’t so simple, the Revinah family was ashamed that their oldest son had become interested in something so academic...And so he found himself sent overseas with the books that he had taken as well as some gold and supplies to start his life again elsewhere. Troe didn’t hate his family, if anything sending him away would at least give him a chance to find more books! It...it would have been better if he had chosen to leave though.

Nowadays, Troe is a regular at the grand library. He gets by writing scholarly papers, but is more often than not caught resting his head on an opened book in the middle of the library. Of course, occasionally his thoughts go back to how his family is doing back home...He’s even sent a few letters on the occasion, not that he ever got anything in return.

Name: Margot, The Commoner

Appearance:



Age: 23

Gender: Female

Sexual Orientation: Straight around hot guys, curved around everyone else

Personality: She's a carefree adventurer who has an innocent dream of becoming famous by performing heroic deeds. She disregards safety for the pursuit of glory. She taught herself how to cast magical spells by reading the scrolls of Eventide from the library at Chosun (a city on the main island). She's independent, self-centered, careless, and somewhat narcissistic. Her only saving grace seems to be the fact that she has high faith and reason stats, allowing her to cast many elemental spells, particularly destructive spells like fire and lightning. Because she grew up with extremely protective parents, she fears nothing and hasn't really fought any hardship or pain in her life. She's just out there ready to get smacked in the face by the world.

Class: Mage

History: When she was young, she hated school. Her parents wanted her to grow up to become an academic, and there were all these lessons by her tutors, but she didn't listen to any of their boring dictations. She wanted to go on adventures, not harness the power of the arithmetic and the rhetoric!

One of the things she was very passionate about as a kid was playing a game called Choka, where people threw balls into cups from far away. She was very good at that. She was a great bowler of Choka, and to this day she'd remember winning at a game that was seemingly difficult for other people. Her experiences with Choka taught her that she could do anything she wanted because she was exceptional.

Her best friend in childhood was a girl named Emy, who lived next door to her. Her most hated enemy was another girl, who would constantly make up stories about her behind her back. She hated those types of people. To this day, she tries to live a dignified life with principles, despite her carelessness. Her fondest memories of her childhood are her sleepovers with Emy.

On her 17th birthday, she left her parents and took a position at one of the biggest libraries she could find. There, she studied endlessly on how to be a great elemental mage, so she could finally defend herself and reach her dreams of becoming famous one day!

Full Name: Xara Travendour
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Sex Orient: Asexual
Class Tree: Noble/Monk/Priest/Sage (Male Gremory)

Personality: Xara is normally very casual and upbeat. He'll attempt to crack jokes, reference in universe memes, and have lightearted conversations with others. He takes great interest in magic theory and as many a mage, is an avid bookworm. He values creativity and problem solving, and values freedom above all other moral axis. However, Xara is a very sugar and ice type of person. Under the cynical jokes and happy go luckiness, Xara is extremely apathetic. He genuinely has no regard for the opinion and expectations of others, and hides out in his room all day if he feels like other people aren't worth his time, and can be outrageously argumentative. He also has very little in the regard to dreams or ambitions, learning for the sake of learning and keeping his status quo over having a positive impact on his own life, including fixing his own emotional negligence.

History: Due his extremely thin stature, Xara was homeschooled by his single father, having worried his son would be the target of rampant bullying. However, while Atlas would attempt to send Xara to various daycares as a child, they always found his childlike personality impossible to deal with, and often switch providers. At the age of 10, Atlas felt Xara could be trusted by himself, however, as a single dad, Atlas was gone for hours on end working, leaving Xara alone to entertain himself, as Atlas would refuse to let outside alone, seeing his son as a very easy kidnapping target. Years of systematic isolation has left it's mark on Xara. At the age of 14, Atlas enrolled Xara into real adolescence schooling, and there Xara became best friends with a wolf Laguz named Aerion. Their friendship has helped Xara learn how to handle social situations better, and after finding out his home country is under the rule of a tyrannical leader, even he's decided enough is enough and is working to cause a revolution.

Hailing from the island of Airi, Kavius had never known his father in any way but had a truly wonderful mother as a result. The two would spend the first ten years of Kavs life travelling wherever they chose to go, sleeping wherever they laid their heads at night. Mary Hishamie was very resourceful, having been a hunter in her past, and would care for Kavius the best she could. Unfortunately some of her bad habits would be implemented into Kav from such a young age. Only doing what your personally interested in, napping in strange places, and possibly be more curious than even the cat would be. From the time Kav could start understanding words and speaking he wa staught the necessary things to know when living on the road. Normally f Mary was interested in something, Kav would be right behind her as he was enamored by his mother. He believed her to be the smartest and bravest women in the world, always thinking he would have his mother as company on the road for the rest of his life. Illness would take her life shortly after Kav turned ten, after an unfortunate and unlucky adventure thw two of them had went through, and he wa sleft on his own for the better part of three years.

It was then that he would meet the man he would only know as "Mentor". A tall, strong, soldier looking man who would take Kav on as his apprentice pretty much against Kavs will. Mentor found Kav one day siting on the side of the road, alone, sleeping in a sitting up position. When the man woke Kavius up and asked him what he was doing, Kav proceeded to try to ignore him. This only made the man more curious and would continue to pester Kav for the next few hours of the day. After a failed escape attempt from the man, Kav was surprised when the stranger stated he was impressed with his escape attempt. How he was quick, smart, and seemingly alone out here. The strange stated that since he himself had recently found himself with a lot of free time and Kav seemed too young to be alone that he would stick around and show him some things that would help Kavius live the way he did but a lot more comfortably. The Mentor and Kav would form a close bond, becoming more father and son then master and apprentice, as mentor would spend the next two years of Kavs life teaching Kav how to think outside the box, the basics on several several different subjects, and how to live life on your own. Mary taught Kav how to feed and water himself, how to build shelters and such, Mentor taught Kav to thrive. After two years of this, Mentor would disappear one morning without a word.

Kavius would use this departure from his mentor as the reason to set out and live life in whatever way he chose. Spending the last number of years learning under mentor had prepared him after his mother died, but now Kavius believed he was ready to not die a horrible death if he got into a jam. At least he hoped. The years went by and Kavius had stayed on Airi for two reasons. One is because he had very little money and knew very little on how to proceed next. The second reason was simple. He wasn't done with Airi yet! By the time Kavius was a bit he had been able to amass a decent amount of money due to finding odd jobs from people an saving away, sleeping outside, finding his food rather then paying. Kavius did pay occasionally for books which he would then lose himself in reading before trying to sell it later. Life had its somewhat more unpleasant times. Kavius had been the victim of people attempting to steal from him and even take his life. Through a lot of trial and error Kavius learned how to fight as well. As such it happened that one day he happened to pass by a group of mean ganging up on a single person in an alley. Normally if it had been something a little more fair there was a chance he would just keep walking, but that seemed a little unfair. He quickly ducked through alleyway, and quickly incapacitated the first. Quickly the other men followed swift in the jaws of unconsciousness. Kavius held out his hand to the fallen women, and with a smile he asked "Hi Im Kavius. Are you hungry too? I know a place with great spaghetti."

He treated the women to Spaghetti as promised, and as he too was hungry he also ordered spaghetti. Kavius attempted to conversate in between bites, and was delighted to hear another travelers stories. After the delicious meal was over, Kavius said his goodbyes and went on his way. Only to be followed by the interesting young lady, in which not a word was said about. Kavius didn't mind this new companion on his journey to explore.


Personal Ability - Discipline : Doubles the rate of experience gained through combat.
Skill Abilities -
Class Abilities -

Personal Information
Name: "Sir" Ashley Wycliffe
Appearance:

Gender: Female
Orientation: Straight
Age: 28
Height: 160 cm / 5' 3''
Crest: Noa
Class: Noble
Affiliation: Mokata

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Stats
Strength ★★☆☆☆
Magic ★★★★☆
Dexterity ★★★★☆
Speed ★★★☆☆
Luck ☆☆☆☆☆
Defense ★★☆☆☆
Resistance ★★★★★
Charm ★★★★★

Combat Summary:

Prefers to stay behind the front lines and incant her devastating spells. Though her damage is outclassed by the raw power of a Warlock with black magic, her dark magic can cripple her enemies' own combat performance. Most enemies will run circles around her if they can approach her while she uses her dark magic. Equipping a lightweight sword is a good temporary crutch in such a situation, as the natural movement speed of her body far outstrips her ability to speed-read scripture.

She takes barely any damage from most enemy mages, though with their superior casting speed they can pelt her rapidly for lots of chip damage. Ashley finds this absolutely infuriating and may rely on her cursed Devil Sword to cut right past an enemy mage's magical resistance for a quick and easy victory, at the cost of needing a moment to reverse the negative effects that using it has on her body and mind.

As a Knight, she can handle the odd axe-toting ruffian, but being a solo force on the battlefield is out of the question for her, as she is quite petite and not very physically strong. On her own, she is much more likely to use her charm to talk her way out of a battle, because one good smack from a fearsome combat art or a strike at her vitals during a moment of distracted reading will bring her to her knees.

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Equipment
Devil Sword (30)
Prayer Ring
Items
Slim Sword (35)
Concoction (6)
Panacea (3)
5,000 Gold

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Combat Arts
Wrath Strike (Sword)
Grounder (Sword)
Hexblade (Sword)
Curved Shot (Bow)
Fading Blow (Brawl)
Rushing Blow (Brawl)

Class Art
[Empty]

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Abilities

Personal Skill
Ararat: This unit recovers faster from afflicted status, and passes their negative status to adjacent enemies.

Class Abilities
[Empty]
[Empty]
[Empty]

Equipped Skills
Sword Prowess Lv 3
Axebreaker
Reason Lv 4
Seal Magic
Rally Magic

Other Skills
Lance Prowess Lv 1
Bow Prowess Lv 1
Brawling Prowess Lv 2
Faith Lv 1
Authority Lv 4
Defensive Tactics
Model Leader
Battalion Renewal

Battalion (Not Equipped)
Mokata Combat Medics
Gambit: Poisoned Arrows (2)

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Learned Magic
Miasma Δ (5)
Mire Β (4)
Swarm Ζ (4)
Banshee Θ (3)
[Empty]
[Empty]
[Empty]
Heal Ψ (5)
[Empty]
[Empty]

Class-Specific Magic
[Empty]
[Empty]
[Empty]

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Skill Level
Sword: B
Lance: E+
Axe: E
Bow: D
Brawl: C
Reason: A ★
Faith: D
Authority: A
Heavy Armor: E
Riding: D+
Flying: E

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Personal History

Key Events
Age Details
10 Stolen from her family home and declared missing.
14 Found and recovered from an orphanage for noble children.
15 Transferred to the care of an uncle after her father was murdered.
16 Enrolled in the Academy of Sorcery and Magical Engineering.
20 Graduated and began an apprenticeship at a clinic.
22 Took a loan and started her own practice, Devil Busters.
25 Reversed a renowned noble family's curse. Knighted and re-ennobled.
26 Promoted to the rank of Knight Lieutenant.
27 Promoted to the rank of Knight Captain.

Credentials: Scholar of esoteric knowledge, and physician specializing in treatment of magical maladies.
Interests: Arcane history and lore, medical mysteries, horror stories, Hexweaving, Cursemaking.
Likes: Reading, solitude, the violin, cute animals, coffee, stargazing, sleepless nights, solving difficult problems.
Dislikes: Nobles, perfume, women's clothing, bugs and pests, church music, being watched, fighting mages, flying.
Favorite Tea: Mint Leaves
Status: Noble title restored. Modest landowner. Not well liked by most of her "peers."
Critical Quotes:

"You're obstructing justice."

"You're blocking my view."

"This procedure will be unpleasant."

"It's past your bedtime, child."

"—so it is written."

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Personality

Possesses more tactics than tact. While she can be "charming" in that she knows how to command the respect of her subordinates, acquire favors from others, and even hold her own while word-jousting with nobles, she does feel a bit helpless outside of these "scripted" conversations at her work. Her position as a Knight-Captain requires that she keep up appearances—something she is well equipped to do, as her emotions run a bit shallow, and what remains is not worn on her sleeve. She is very guarded around other people in general, and may even border on paranoid in the presence of nobles, a habit which has only become stronger over time as it has surely saved her life more than twice.

While she may come off cold and sullen, she has a sharp wit, a silver tongue, a strong sense of justice, and is both hardworking and quick to help those who are truly in need—at least, that is how she views herself, and is not at all humble about it. She whole-heartedly believes in her approach of studying the dark arts in the service of greater good; after all, one must keep their enemies closer, that they might be studied. While the average priest may consider her a heretic, she would contend that the opposite is true—that she is actually quite devout, having knowledge of many obscure doctrines the church fathers consider forbidden—while most "saints" are too vainglorious and greedy to be of any use.

However, she cannot escape the nature of dark magic, which feeds off of emotions and the user's own memories—the more base and wretched, the better. Her enemies must fear and despise her, and so in battle she must don a mask of abject cruelty. Additionally, she must never confide in another about her secret burdens, as if they were to become common knowledge, she would become vulnerable to being cursed herself. When confronted with these two conflicting personas, many are left wondering which is Ashley's true face; the earnest but misguided former holy woman, or the heartless noble witch?

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History

Not many are privy to the details about Ashley's past, except for a small fraction of the nobility who were directly involved with the investigation of the incident at Wycliffe Manor. Most of this lack of information about Ashley is by her own design. Ashley grew up with a silver spoon in her mouth, and was everything a commoner would expect a young noble's brat to be. Snobby, selfish, arrogant, and a consummate manipulator, Ashley stayed away from the eyes of the public, as though she were too good for them, but in reality, the opposite was true. She knew she was the least talented of the Wycliffe sisters, in just about everything noble girls were expected to be good at—as did her rapidly decreasing marriage prospects. Later in life, during her education at the school of Sorcery and Magical Engineering, she would endeavor to make few, if any, friends, and only participated in mandatory assignments—a pattern she perseveres in, even as a knight. Despite immaculate attendance, she seemed to remain invisible, even to those who had grounds to be jealous of her suddenly acquired magical talents, owing perhaps to her lack of extra credit to boost her score to the top of the top. Now, as a knight, mandatory attendance at parties is something she dreads with every fiber of her being, every time she receives mail.

What is known about Ashley's family history is that one day, while her father and his knights were away, in what would come to be known only as the "Wycliffe Manor Incident," Ashley, her mother, and all of her siblings vanished. Officially, none of the Wycliffe family were ever found, but the rumor shared within the lower-level noble courts is that what the knights found at the scene was so horrible that it was deemed irresponsible or needlessly cruel to share the details with the public. The abandoned manor remains off-limits and to this day the details of what took place there remain a mystery.

Four years later, Ashley alone miraculously turned up in an orphanage for noble children and was reunited with her father, and for a brief time of just under a year they would be the last occupants to ever stay a night in Wycliffe Manor. It is said that Ashley was like a shell of her former self, and would refuse to speak to anyone but her father. During this time, Ashley did little but eat her favorite sweets and sleep in her missing twin sister's room. Her father was a Marquess and a high ranking member of the clergy, but the inconsolable girl refused to speak to any priest. This unhappy reunion was short-lived, as her father would make one last attempt to get Ashley to open up, taking her on a day trip to the view of the sunset where he once proposed to his wife—only to be murdered by a passing brigand for his troubles, leaving Ashley in the care of an uncle. Her noble house was no more, and as a gloomy girl with equally gloomy marriage prospects, her future was looking bleak—but she refused to give up.

Suddenly finding the will to live, it was as if Ashley decided that her missing family had passed a baton to her. Seeking to surpass the days of her useless youth—perhaps even her missing family—she developed the one thing no amount of money could buy, nor any amount of sweet nothings could ever acquire from another: an indomitable work ethic. The words of her father, a preacher—and her uncle, a businessman, motivated her as she feverishly read any magical tome she could get her hands on:

"The Goddess takes what is meant for evil and uses it for good."

"If you're not the best at anything, find something no one else is willing to do, and do that for a living."

Inspired, she poured her all into her education like a woman possessed, all while anyone who knew her history scorned her, as though her family history meant that she were cursed. Knowing that she had nothing left to lose, she pursued the dark arts, intending to unravel the secrets of evil. Why was the heart of man so deceitful? So cruel? Could the machinations of evil be reverse-engineered? Instead of turning one's eyes away from all manner of impurity and wickedness, could the forbidden dark arts be studied, understood, and "used for good?" Ashley dedicated her life's work to answer these questions.

Ashley may have already been a pariah due to the unfortunate circumstances surrounding her family, but her greater claim to infamy is her sudden re-ascendance to the nobility, a fact which turns up more noses than even her expertise in the dark arts. Unbeknownst to her, one day a desperate scion of a renowned noble house—Lord Clive Maxwell Carradine IV— entered her practice, against the advice of his parents and his own better judgment. He was shocked to find himself anonymous, as the ridiculous woman did not seem to recognize him from the days of her youth—but he was even more shocked to hear her reply after he poured out his heart to her about his curse:

"Give me 36 hours and a pot of your strongest coffee, and I'll do it for free."

He didn't understand the motive behind her generous offer, despite her lack of bedside manner and disdain for nobles on full display. Her confidence also elicited only skepticism, but he was just happy to have found someone who was willing to try. Though she missed her deadline by another 22 hours, she did eventually succeed, shortly before collapsing from exhaustion, laughing maniacally of sleep-deprived delirium and dopamine-infused euphoria—looking decidedly un-noble-like as she did.

For this outstanding service, she was knighted shortly thereafter, at the young lord's wedding. She may have, admittedly, mistaken his intentions for doing so, and in the process, agreed to military service in the lord's employ, without knowing what she was getting in to. However, she was intimately familiar with the circus that is the noble court, and understood that her actions would greatly shift the balance of power in Mokata, making her a target. As a specialist healer, however, she has thus far avoided the front lines, despite her unscrupulous peers' attempts to nudge her in the general direction.

Life:

Ashley continues her curse-correcting work mostly as normal, though in military camps instead of town. She is not often seen by the public; instead, she prefers to stay busy with her craft. If she's not working on treating soldiers afflicted by magical maladies behind a closed tent flap, observant citizens can sometimes witness the rustling of large sections of tree canopy as demonic beasts are chased away from nearby farmlands by the cackling dark mage and her faithful entourage on horseback.

Most of the nobility scorns her, either publicly or privately, for any of the multitude of available reasons, including by the noble ladies for the attention she gets as a female knight. Ashley has the dubious honor of being called the Mokata knights' "most handsome lady," and is often "in demand" for young male lover roles in stage plays hosted by these vindictive women as a way to make sport of her. Ashley, for her part, secretly prefers wearing men's clothing anyway, and doesn't mind the opportunity to practice the sultry, gender-ambiguous voice that has earned her so many favors over the years. As long as there's a script to follow, she can make just about anything work. While being on stage is nauseating for her, it's better than the alternative methods of entertaining the nobility, such as dueling knights from rival houses, or "dueling" (mostly, just publicly beating to death) innocent peasants whose only crime is offending the nobility in some insignificant way. Thankfully, Lord Clive is an accommodating man, and she often calls on him to bail her out when someone tries to drag her into such things to tarnish her carefully maintained public image as one of the more mysterious knights of Mokata.

Ashley owns a modest portion of land for her rank, and an accompanying manor. The manor, however, is abandoned, despite looking immaculate on the outside (appearances). Rival mages and spiteful noblewomen have cursed the place, making it to be nigh unlivable, even for someone like her. (To put it frankly, it's "too much housekeeping.") Ashley only occasionally enters the manor to study her rivals' curses, or to rescue the odd lost thrill seeker or stray cat. Instead, she co-habits with her only live-in attendant, a spry elderly woman Ashley affectionately calls "Aunt Alma," who lives in a small cabin just beyond the tree line. Being "forced" to live in the swamp "like a witch" seems to satisfy her rivals, but Ashley is more than happy to continue her research away from prying eyes, in the sole company of just one person she can trust. Alma performs only basic household duties and maintains the greenhouse, since Ashley could only be bothered to learn how to grow one thing, at Alma's insistence: burdock root, and nothing else. The attendant's true identity is unknown, presumably to protect any family she might have. The most popular rumor is that the old woman is the grandmother of a soldier from Ashley's own battalion, and that Ashley is secretly working as her caretaker as much as Alma is her attendant.

Recently, the situation at Irinoth Island has piqued her personal interest. Ashley can only vaguely recall—if, indeed, she remembers such a myth from one of her obscure tomes, and did not conjure it purely from imagination—a tale of an encroaching, chaotic military force, seemingly infinite in number, rising from the depths of the waters, cloaked in dark flames and barely visible to the naked eye. Could this be it? An ancient curse? Hopefully, this expedition is merely a stepping stone in her career.

Close Allies
"Aunt Alma" (Class: Apothecary | Relation: Live-in Attendant)
Sir Jack Fereydoon (Class: Hero | Relation: Commander)
Lord Clive Maxwell Carradine IV (Class: Paladin | Relation: Lord)
Lord Mikhail Feldunn (Class: Noble | Relation: Major Schoolgirl-Crush)
Lord Troe Revinah (Class: Noble | Relation: Respected Acquaintance/Colleague)
Lady Madeline Armitage (Class: Gremory | Relation: Rival?)

Name: Aleria Lancaster

Appearance:


Age: 19

Gender: Female

Sexual Orientation: Bi

Personality: Aleria was born to a large noble family and was of course taught the manners and demeanor fitting of a noble. Though with the extensive family she ended up learning something that a lot of nobles don’t which is the importance of familial bonds. While she didn’t always get along with her siblings and parents they were still a close family and those bonds are important to her. She was also taught the wonderful art that all nobles are taught which is people pleasing, however she took it above and beyond. She is very cutesy and often tries to make people like her. If someone doesn’t like her it will annoy her to no end.

Being affiliated with the church most would assume that the cute, lovable cleric would be pure and innocent right? Well that is not quite the case. Due to the church and her overprotective and religious parents she was heavily repressed and developed a bit of a hidden dark side that she keeps under wraps. Including some masochistic tendencies.

Class: Noble

History: Aleria grew up on Faroth-En in a particularly large noble family. Being the 5th child of what is currently 8 kids she has lots of siblings and extended family members. The family was also extremely religious and devout worshippers of the Goddess. Because of this, Aleria was extensively taught white and light magic due to her magical affinity and inducted into the church. Growing up she was taught to be devout and sinless, to be kind and loving. And Aleria was, to an extent. She grew up very close with her older brothers and as she aged she started noticing the double standards. The pedestal her parents put her on and the expectations put upon her as a woman and child of the goddess. Her parents firmly believed she was a gift from the goddess herself as she was almost born stillborn. As a miracle, she quickly became the family's golden child, especially with her magical affinities. She grew estranged from half of her non magic user siblings and extremely close with the magically inclined children. She strived for perfection because nothing less was expected from her. If anything was less than perfect she was met with strict discipline. As a toddler she amazed and wowed her parents endlessly. But as she aged to about 10, things got drastically worse. She wanted to focus on other things rather than her devotion and practicing her magic. She took up art as a hobby as a child and her parents quickly shut that down, as anything she did. It was considered a waste of time and often she was locked away to conduct secluded prayer to reflect on her actions. Her early teens were mostly spent in the private chapel as she liked to rebel often. Eventually after the support of her siblings she found other ways to outlet herself and focused more on people pleasing. She quickly found out she got further along in life if she kissed ass. She began to grow a narcissistic personality, believing her parents words and thinking she was the world and more. Being the best was her thing and she wanted nothing more than to be loved by everyone. She was tired of being alone, tired of disappointing her parents so she strived to become the best and she did. Her late teens were consumed with study and devotion. Her parents were absolutely pleased, which brings her to today. As a reward for progressing so quickly she was allowed to go out on a mission that was important to the church. Happy to get out and gain more experience she happily obliged, ever eager to improve.