Robin Grace Lee (“Wren”)
Air ◼ June 15th (17) ◼ Female
"Is this where I put something clever?"
Wren is a confident 5’9” in height with a thin, slender, if perhaps a slightly lanky physique. The length of her legs in particular have historically been exaggerated for comedic effect. She’s rather meticulous about how she keeps her hair, maintaining a neatly trimmed do, and maintaining its naturally black color. She is rumored to have a tattoo of a hummingbird on her lower back.
Robin was born as the sun rose on a warm, sunny, June 15th. She was born and raised a Cali girl to a loving, supportive, but loosely structured family unit. As a result, she was frequently left to her own devices, and was free to explore her interests with minimal interference. Her parents, both having grown up in strict households that kept them on track to predestined careers and lifestyles, were resolved to afford her the latitude to be her own person and determine her own future. Little did they know of her gift for Primal magic that would rear up, making their parenting style all but a moot point.
For the time that she had before her abilities manifested openly, she had gravitated to an active lifestyle rather than an academic one, preferring activities that kept her physically engaged. Dance and martial arts were go-to hobbies, with an interest in music that mostly manifested as dabbling into woodwind instruments, though she never committed.
She was around 15 years old when her Primality began to emerge in meaningful ways. She remembers the first time well: she was performing with her ensemble at a dance recital. Her efforts had earned her something of a solo within the program, incidentally performing to a piece of music themed around wind and air. Her solo culminated in a series of pirouettes. As she spun, a noticeable gale formed around her body, creating a light, but noticeable cyclone with her as its epicenter. The wind generated from this was enough to throw her ensemble members off of their balance. The incident drew curious speculation. However when the recital ended without issue otherwise, the matter was quickly either forgotten or brushed off as a fluke or an intentional bit of choreography by her peers as part of the show.
Intermittent isolated incidents proceeded, all of which came to a head when the Merryweather Institute pursued her.
She has been a student of the Institute for just under a year now.
Robin is a bit of a wildcard, with a temperament prone to fluctuation that can flow in gentle sways or sudden shifts. Her extremes are as different as night and day. She can be as still as a stone, or darting about like a bee; she can be calm and gentle, or overwhelmingly passionate and lively. She might be the kindest person in the room, but can quickly move to anger if pushed the right way. The middle range of her demeanor is seldom seen or heard from. The only given constant is that whichever way she is flowing in a given moment, she is being authentic about it, and rarely acts on ulterior motives. She has a known tendency for outward aloofness, though can surprise otherwise with how much she's actually paying attention to what's going on.
A B I L I T I E S / S K I L L S:
Within her Element, Wren has shown most aptitude in the discrete shifting of air to reduce resistance against the movement of her body. On the flip side she likes to use it to gently and subtly redirect the movements of others.
Outside of Primality, she is particularly assured in her movements, earning her middle name with smooth, balanced motion.
C H A R A C T E R N O T E S:
Though she’s of Asian descent, it is a distant relation. She and her immediate family are divorced from much of the culture and language.
