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I'm still ready to accept your character once the history is all set up. Repost it when you're done, for convenience.
I'm still ready to accept your character once the history is all set up. Repost it when you're done, for convenience.
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EnterTheHero Heir to the Throne of the Roaming Rhullo
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@Zugzwang I'll have the complete sheet up by today. Thanks!
Zarkun The Vigilante
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After two days of working on him, I think my CS is finally ready. It should be noted there may be a minor change to his back story based on what Thunder decides on something.
Name: Xander Steele
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Nationality: Vale
Appearance: Xander is an unassuming lad, standing at a tall six foot, four inches tall with swept steel blue hair. He keeps it long enough that he can have the bangs swept to one side. He has a lithe, yet muscular build, toned from years of combat training in both Signal and Beacon Academies.
He typically wears a pair of light blue jeans, custom made steel blue colored combat boots, blue t-shirt, and a darker blue jean half jacket, the bottom only reaching to just below his ribs. When he knows he’s going out into a fight, he dons a suit of leather armor with light plating along the shoulders, arms, and legs, with a couple pieces of plating on his chest. The focus of this armor is to allow him maximum mobility while allowing some measure of protection.
Personality: Xander is quiet, observant, and horribly awkward in a social environment. When approached by or approaching another person, he finds himself unable to speak in the form of stumbling over his sentences and being unable to get a full sentence out of his mouth.
However, if he does manage to break through his awkwardness, he usually can’t stop talking and will generally call you his friend so long as you don’t do something to warrant his distrust. Speaking of trust, if he calls you friend, he is loyal to a fault and will step up for you despite his social awkwardness. However, you can imagine any attempt at defending a friend is rarely considered serious unless he is angry.
Aspiration: Xander strives to see a world where people don’t laugh at each other for their insecurities or scorn each other for their differences. Growing up in Vale and attending both Signal and Beacon, he saw a lot of both, with the latter being directed at the Faunas. Having been taught that no one should be mistreated, he doesn’t want to see anymore of this.
Fears:
Ethics: Xander believes firmly that all people should be treated kindly and with respect, no matter what their race or personal problems. To see people who would do otherwise makes him nothing more than angry. However, he’s also a realist and accepted that not everyone will share his views and as a result does what he can where and when he can, whether it be helping the odd Faunas with their work or getting a crying little girl a new dolly to replace a lost one.
History: Xander was born to parents Grey and Gale Steele. His father, Grey, was a well known known Hunter who turned down a position at Beacon more than once in order to continue making a difference in the field while his mother, Gale, was the owner of a quaint little restaurant on a street corner in Vale
Xander grew up spending most of his time with his mother since his father was often away on missions to protect the kingdom. However, to say that he didn’t love his father, or even resented him, as when he was home they did a lot of family activities together and Grey even helped out at the restaurant. It was from his father, however, that Xander got the urge to become a Hunter. You see, growing up for the young man wasn’t easy, what with his inability to be able to have a social life limiting the number of friends he had severely. And he was mercilessly mocked and tortured for it by kids both his age and those a few years older.
However, his mother had taught him that no matter how they treated him, to be kind and treat them with respect. And so he did. No matter how much he got pushed around, picked on, or called names, he didn’t retaliate. Of course, that isn’t to say he liked what he saw, especially when watching how people treated the Faunus. His father had never understood it nor had his mother and so as a result, Xander came to want to help make the prejudice go away. And the best way to do that was to become a Hunter and help work towards ending the discrimination the faunus faced by being kind to them where others would see because as a Hunter, he knew he would be looked to as an example.
He spent extensive time talking it over with his mother and father, the latter of which spent much time trying to persuade, if subtly, his son from becoming a Hunter. He knew all too well the risks of dedicating his life to killing Grimm and protecting the Four Kingdoms, but Xander couldn’t be dissuaded. By the end of his twelfth year, he was already in attendance at Beacon Academy, where he designed his twin bladed revolvers Nightingale Eclipse. Many of the other members of his class designed weapons like transforming axes and swords, but he like the Eclipse. He named it the way he did because the Nightingale was his favorite bird and it reminded him of hope despite the darkness.
Finishing his training at Signal, he moved on to Beacon with the rest of his class, where he first met the Scorpion Faunus Cyra. They talked a little and over the course of the airship flight, began to become friends, though he did not initially know that she was a scorpion faunus when he met her. That was revealed in their third year. While it caught him off guard, it by no means changed Xander’s perception of her and in fact strengthened his friendship with her, as it was clear revealing that about herself was a difficult thing for her to do.
After the Beacon Academy initiation test, he, Cyra, and two others ended up on the same team and the four came to trust each other immensely over the time they spent at Beacon. However, Xander took it upon himself to remind Cyra that sometimes she needed to care for herself as well, as she had a habit of putting others too far ahead of herself.
Over the course of their time together, everyone found a niche that they did well in. Xander became the team’s hit-and-run specialist, being in and out of groups of enemies before they could really register he was there while causing massive damage in the relatively short amount of time he was in their midst. He found he enjoyed it and that it allowed him to do the most for his team.
His time with his team has helped him to begin to finally outgrow his social awkwardness, but he has accepted that he may never outgrow his inability to really get to know new people despite his best efforts.
Semblance: Quick Switch-Quick Switch allows Xander to manifest a steel blue copy of himself in a ten foot radius of himself that he can swap places with in order to quickly reach hot spots and allies around him. It should be noted that the double disappears immediately upon the swap and requires a brief “recharge” time of about thirty seconds.
Combat Style: Xander’s fighting style revolves heavily on rapid attacks preceded by, involving and followed up by rapid fire suppression shots. His reloading style allows him to effectively fire shots between thrusts and slashes and continue to keep a weapon ready while exchanging cartridges.
When closing with a group of enemies, he will flip through the air and spin, firing all his shots into them to kill or injure as many as possible and then following up with sweeping shots while keeping minimum distance for effective sweeps, preferring to avoid a situation where he gets surrounded. He will often use Quick Switch as frequently as possible when faced with a group of opponents as opposed to a single opponent, as it helps him to maintain his distance.
Against a single opponent, he’ll use his semblance to change the direction a key strike will come from when they least expect it, using the time in between switches to unleash rapid barrages of attacks to keep his opponent on the defensive.
Weapon: Nightingale Eclipse is a pair of large caliber revolvers with blades attached to the barrels that allow for a close-to-mid range attacks with the revolvers and deadly hand-to-hand combat maneuvers with the blades.
Non-Combat skills: Xander has spent an extensive amount of time on both his parkour and acrobatic skills, making his reflexes sharp. And somehow it translates into a really good cooking ability as well. The man is well known for his Cherry Jubilee.
Deficiencies: Despite his high mobility and reloading skill, he struggles with long range engagements and some short range engagements, especially against unusual weapons like scythes. He also, to reinstate, is socially awkward, so he doesn’t like to lead.
Miscellaneous: Emblem
NOTE: Imagine the blade in the picture for the Nightingale Eclipse as larger.
Age: 21
Gender: Male
Race: Human
Nationality: Vale
Appearance: Xander is an unassuming lad, standing at a tall six foot, four inches tall with swept steel blue hair. He keeps it long enough that he can have the bangs swept to one side. He has a lithe, yet muscular build, toned from years of combat training in both Signal and Beacon Academies.
He typically wears a pair of light blue jeans, custom made steel blue colored combat boots, blue t-shirt, and a darker blue jean half jacket, the bottom only reaching to just below his ribs. When he knows he’s going out into a fight, he dons a suit of leather armor with light plating along the shoulders, arms, and legs, with a couple pieces of plating on his chest. The focus of this armor is to allow him maximum mobility while allowing some measure of protection.
Personality: Xander is quiet, observant, and horribly awkward in a social environment. When approached by or approaching another person, he finds himself unable to speak in the form of stumbling over his sentences and being unable to get a full sentence out of his mouth.
However, if he does manage to break through his awkwardness, he usually can’t stop talking and will generally call you his friend so long as you don’t do something to warrant his distrust. Speaking of trust, if he calls you friend, he is loyal to a fault and will step up for you despite his social awkwardness. However, you can imagine any attempt at defending a friend is rarely considered serious unless he is angry.
Aspiration: Xander strives to see a world where people don’t laugh at each other for their insecurities or scorn each other for their differences. Growing up in Vale and attending both Signal and Beacon, he saw a lot of both, with the latter being directed at the Faunas. Having been taught that no one should be mistreated, he doesn’t want to see anymore of this.
Fears:
- Rejection-if he’s made a personal break through with someone, the worst thing they could do is brush him off.
- Being alone-The poor guy is already awkward enough, why would he want to be lonely?
- Heights-Being high terrifies Xander, but he does his best to cope with it, often times singing a song to himself to stay calm.
Ethics: Xander believes firmly that all people should be treated kindly and with respect, no matter what their race or personal problems. To see people who would do otherwise makes him nothing more than angry. However, he’s also a realist and accepted that not everyone will share his views and as a result does what he can where and when he can, whether it be helping the odd Faunas with their work or getting a crying little girl a new dolly to replace a lost one.
History: Xander was born to parents Grey and Gale Steele. His father, Grey, was a well known known Hunter who turned down a position at Beacon more than once in order to continue making a difference in the field while his mother, Gale, was the owner of a quaint little restaurant on a street corner in Vale
Xander grew up spending most of his time with his mother since his father was often away on missions to protect the kingdom. However, to say that he didn’t love his father, or even resented him, as when he was home they did a lot of family activities together and Grey even helped out at the restaurant. It was from his father, however, that Xander got the urge to become a Hunter. You see, growing up for the young man wasn’t easy, what with his inability to be able to have a social life limiting the number of friends he had severely. And he was mercilessly mocked and tortured for it by kids both his age and those a few years older.
However, his mother had taught him that no matter how they treated him, to be kind and treat them with respect. And so he did. No matter how much he got pushed around, picked on, or called names, he didn’t retaliate. Of course, that isn’t to say he liked what he saw, especially when watching how people treated the Faunus. His father had never understood it nor had his mother and so as a result, Xander came to want to help make the prejudice go away. And the best way to do that was to become a Hunter and help work towards ending the discrimination the faunus faced by being kind to them where others would see because as a Hunter, he knew he would be looked to as an example.
He spent extensive time talking it over with his mother and father, the latter of which spent much time trying to persuade, if subtly, his son from becoming a Hunter. He knew all too well the risks of dedicating his life to killing Grimm and protecting the Four Kingdoms, but Xander couldn’t be dissuaded. By the end of his twelfth year, he was already in attendance at Beacon Academy, where he designed his twin bladed revolvers Nightingale Eclipse. Many of the other members of his class designed weapons like transforming axes and swords, but he like the Eclipse. He named it the way he did because the Nightingale was his favorite bird and it reminded him of hope despite the darkness.
Finishing his training at Signal, he moved on to Beacon with the rest of his class, where he first met the Scorpion Faunus Cyra. They talked a little and over the course of the airship flight, began to become friends, though he did not initially know that she was a scorpion faunus when he met her. That was revealed in their third year. While it caught him off guard, it by no means changed Xander’s perception of her and in fact strengthened his friendship with her, as it was clear revealing that about herself was a difficult thing for her to do.
After the Beacon Academy initiation test, he, Cyra, and two others ended up on the same team and the four came to trust each other immensely over the time they spent at Beacon. However, Xander took it upon himself to remind Cyra that sometimes she needed to care for herself as well, as she had a habit of putting others too far ahead of herself.
Over the course of their time together, everyone found a niche that they did well in. Xander became the team’s hit-and-run specialist, being in and out of groups of enemies before they could really register he was there while causing massive damage in the relatively short amount of time he was in their midst. He found he enjoyed it and that it allowed him to do the most for his team.
His time with his team has helped him to begin to finally outgrow his social awkwardness, but he has accepted that he may never outgrow his inability to really get to know new people despite his best efforts.
Semblance: Quick Switch-Quick Switch allows Xander to manifest a steel blue copy of himself in a ten foot radius of himself that he can swap places with in order to quickly reach hot spots and allies around him. It should be noted that the double disappears immediately upon the swap and requires a brief “recharge” time of about thirty seconds.
Combat Style: Xander’s fighting style revolves heavily on rapid attacks preceded by, involving and followed up by rapid fire suppression shots. His reloading style allows him to effectively fire shots between thrusts and slashes and continue to keep a weapon ready while exchanging cartridges.
When closing with a group of enemies, he will flip through the air and spin, firing all his shots into them to kill or injure as many as possible and then following up with sweeping shots while keeping minimum distance for effective sweeps, preferring to avoid a situation where he gets surrounded. He will often use Quick Switch as frequently as possible when faced with a group of opponents as opposed to a single opponent, as it helps him to maintain his distance.
Against a single opponent, he’ll use his semblance to change the direction a key strike will come from when they least expect it, using the time in between switches to unleash rapid barrages of attacks to keep his opponent on the defensive.
Weapon: Nightingale Eclipse is a pair of large caliber revolvers with blades attached to the barrels that allow for a close-to-mid range attacks with the revolvers and deadly hand-to-hand combat maneuvers with the blades.
Non-Combat skills: Xander has spent an extensive amount of time on both his parkour and acrobatic skills, making his reflexes sharp. And somehow it translates into a really good cooking ability as well. The man is well known for his Cherry Jubilee.
Deficiencies: Despite his high mobility and reloading skill, he struggles with long range engagements and some short range engagements, especially against unusual weapons like scythes. He also, to reinstate, is socially awkward, so he doesn’t like to lead.
Miscellaneous: Emblem
NOTE: Imagine the blade in the picture for the Nightingale Eclipse as larger.
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@Zarkun, he looks like a fair character, but I noticed something that I got a bit confused over.
In a society where faunus are treated unfairly, this sentence sounds to me like something akin to "a white kid went to college or became a cop to make a point to the black community". It just doesn't translate well. Especially since he was 12 when he was accepted (Ruby was 15) - that might just appear to the faunus as human privilege.
I mean, I have no power, so pay me no mind. But if you could elaborate on that, for my sake, I'd appreciate it! :-)
And the best way to do that was to become a Hunter and show that it didn’t matter if you were human or Faunus, you could do good.
In a society where faunus are treated unfairly, this sentence sounds to me like something akin to "a white kid went to college or became a cop to make a point to the black community". It just doesn't translate well. Especially since he was 12 when he was accepted (Ruby was 15) - that might just appear to the faunus as human privilege.
I mean, I have no power, so pay me no mind. But if you could elaborate on that, for my sake, I'd appreciate it! :-)
Thundercrash The Dimensional Drifter
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Heeere she is! My girl Cyra :D Look on her and be in awe! Or don't, because then she'll get embarrassed and try to hide XD
Name: Cyra Sylvan, aka Scorpling
Age: 22
Gender: female
Race: Faunus, scorpion sub-species
Nationality: Atlas
Appearance:
Cyra stands at 4 feet, 9 inches. She typically wears very thick clothing with dark colours, hoodies, sweatpants, boots and fingerless gloves. She also conceals the lower half of her face with a scarf. Has violet eyes and chin length black hair. Visible skin is a very light brown, with sections of greenish-black carapace spread across her torso and limbs.
Personality: Cyra is as quiet and shy as anyone can get. She dislikes being the center of attention, as it makes her feel extremely flustered and nervous. She has a nurturing strength to her that relaxes people and encourages them to trust her. While not a particularly open character, she can be exceptionally stubborn and determined when she wants to be, especially when it comes to protecting someone else. Cyra works hard to make sure her teammates, and anyone else she is working with are safe, healthy, and happy.
While not as bad as she once was, Cyra still tends to shy away from physical contact that she herself does not initiate, as her body and its appearance is still something of a sensitive point for her. Old habits from when she was hiding her Faunus status (such as changing her clothes while still in bed or alone in a locked room) still persist. This is not to say she doesn't like being touched, quite the opposite in fact; when she's with some she really trusts and is fond of, Cyra can seem over-affectionate. She no longer tries to hide being a Faunus, and is in fact proud of some her inhuman traits (she can actually go longer without food than most people, and she is incredibly durable even when taking aura into account, though not as flexible), but she does not broadcast her status either. It's just a part of who she is, and Cyra sees herself as not being particularly important.
Aspirations: She is the shield who protects others from harm.
Fears:
-Failure. Cyra is so driven to protect others that she takes every failed mission, every injury suffered by others, and every loss of life personally, believing that she could have done more, even when she couldn’t.
-Rejection. While she is more confident than she used to be, deep down there is still that scared little scorpling who was bullied for her decidedly inhuman appearance.
Ethics: Cyra is a protector. Everything she does is somehow connected to that primary motivation. She knows better than most that the world can be a very dark place, especially for her own people, as she grew up with that reality and it still affects her deeply. As a result, she sees protecting others and helping them to create better world to be the sole reason for her existence. She does not want to bring harm to others, but if it means protecting a person who cannot protect themselves, then she will do what she has to if she sees no other way.
History: Cyra grew up alone with her mother, her father dying in a Grimm attack before she was born and having no other family to speak of. She also rarely saw her mother, who after moving them to Atlas tended to work long hours at difficult jobs just to be able to support her. School was essentially hell for Cyra; as a young scorpion Faunus in Atlas (a primarily human kingdom, and also one of the primary aggressors in The Faunus Wars), she often faced intense bullying, particularly due to the carapace sections on her skin being difficult to hide.
Her path to becoming a Huntress was one of necessity. While at a playground, Cyra was being repeatedly pushed around by a group of kids, when she finally lost her temper, accidentally activating her Semblance. The resulting shockwave not only knocked the other kids off their feet, but also caused serious damage to the playground. Cyra’s mother made her swear to only use her power to protect others, encouraging her to be better than those who discriminated against her. After that, her path was set, and she was enrolled in combat school to become a Huntress. In doing this, her mother hoped that she would eventually find the strength to stand for herself, whilst avoiding becoming a member of the increasingly militant White Fang.
Transferring to Beacon Academy (as her mother disliked the more strict and martial attitude of Atlas) was a difficult transition for Cyra. Away from everything she had grown up with, she went to extreme lengths to hide her Faunus heritage, burying herself in layers of thick clothing and avoiding physical contact at all costs, deathly afraid of what would happen if her classmates discovered her. This resulted in several habits that appeared strange, especially to her teammates Xander Steele @Zarkun, (TBA), and (TBA). Fortunately, after a time they passed it off as simply being the way she was.
Despite the difficulties that she faced, Cyra took her mother’s words to heart. She resolved to not only rise above the discrimination's of her human peers, but also to become a shield to protect others from the same abuse she had endured. Her quiet drive to succeed and unrelenting selflessness earned her not only commendations from her teachers, but also the trust and faith of her teammates. Late in her third year, she finally felt confident enough to reveal her status as a Faunus to them. Reactions were mixed, but overall positive and welcoming.
Having now graduated, Cyra has emerged as a stronger person, more confident in her abilities and ready to protect the people of Remnant. She is her team's shield and heavy weapons specialist, allowing them to fight relatively unimpeded while she holds their attention, controlling the flow of the battle.
Emblem:
A stylized V with curved tips (resembling herself holding her shields in front of her in Guardian form when viewed from above), surrounded by two concentric spiked circles. This emblem can be found on the face of each shield.
Semblance: Cyra can essentially turn herself into an immovable object, locking herself in place where she stands and transmitting the energy of blows takes either into the ground or allowing it to build up inside herself. This is the primary reason that she is able to wield such heavy caliber weapons, as her Semblance allows her to absorb the recoil. If she allows the energy to build up, she can then instantly discharge it as powerful seismic shockwaves, turning her into the epicenter of an earthquake.
Combat Style: Cyra’s fighting style is an example of contrasts and flexibility. Outside of combat, she is shy, quiet, and tends not to enjoy bringing attention to herself. In combat, she is a tank in every sense of the word; Cyra makes herself the biggest, loudest, and most obvious target there is. She will pick a place that is open and gives her the biggest firing lines, usually between her allies/teammates and whatever they are fighting, then stands her ground and opens up with her heavy machine guns, overwhelming the enemy with sheer firepower. If there isn't such a place, there soon will be. If something is armoured enough that her bullets can’t pierce it, then she uses her shields and Semblance to tank any attack thrown at her before delivering armour-piercing shells at point-blank range with her high-powered rail cannons. She has incredible stamina and durability, both physically and in her aura.
Weapons:
Name: Terra and Lithos
Form 1: Guardian Mode. Each shield can extend panels from the side and bottom edges, forming a large wall shield that Cyra can use to protect herself.
Form 2: Assault Mode. A pair of tines extend to cover the machine gun barrels and open the central rail cannon. These weapons require a brief charge period but possess an immense amount of firepower, being able to crack even Boarbatusk or Death Stalker armour at point-blank range. The recoil of these weapons means that only Cyra is able to use them, as anyone else would be violently thrown off their feet and likely cause serious injury to themselves.
Form 3: Suppression Mode. The rail cannon tines merge and retract into the barrel, opening up the machine gun barrels on either side. While nowhere near as powerful as the rail cannon, they have a much greater rate of fire. The recoil of these weapons is not as severe as the rail cannons, but they would still ordinarily be found in vehicle mountings. Anyone other than Cyra who tries to use them will be staggered and/or injured. Even so, extended combat can make her arms feel numb.
Form 4: Fortress Mode. Terra and Lithos in Guardian form can be locked together at the sides to form a large curved barrier, protecting Cyra and anyone behind her from any frontal attack.
Non-combat skills: Seeing herself as the protector of the team, Cyra does everything in her power to make sure they are both happy and healthy. As such, Cyra has learned various skills such as cooking, first aid and weapon/armour maintenance. Her mother taught her her sewing skills, as growing up they were rather poor and had to make do with what they had. She is an excellent listener who goes out of her way to make people feel better. She is a competent machinist, owing to the fact that while she was in primary combat school she designed, built and maintains her shields herself.
Weaknesses: Cyra’s greatest strengths are also her biggest weaknesses. Her desire to protect others is so strong that she rarely, if ever thinks about herself, sometimes to the point of self-neglect. If someone else is injured, she will always look after them first, even if her own injuries are much more serious. If there isn’t enough food to go around, she will gladly give her portion to someone else, regardless of her own hunger. She is the first to volunteer for watch duty and will push herself so that the others can sleep a little longer. Cyra has difficulty saying no to anyone, even when she really should. In combat, she is always the first one in and the last one to leave. If the mission involves protecting people, Cyra will fight to the last, refusing to leave even in the face of overwhelming defeat so that she can save as many people as she can.
In combat, Cyra is many things, but "accurate" is not one of them. Her rail cannons are powerful but difficult to aim, so she tends to save them for very big targets or when she's very close, and her machine guns adopt a very "quantity over quality" stance. Additionally, because her combat style is very immobile, she is vulnerable to attacks from multiple directions and anything that manages to get past her barrages.
Miscellaneous:
-Cyra loves sour candies and always has some on her to suck on.
-Terra and Lithos are both very heavy weapons. When stored away in their travel case, most people find it nearly impossible to lift.
-They are also very, very loud. To give an example, this is essentially each of her machine guns, and her rail cannons sound like a ground-zero thunderclap.
-Long practice of carrying and wielding her weapons has made Cyra surprisingly strong for her size.
-I actually have a picture of what Cyra’s full body looks like, but it will only be revealed in specific circumstances and only in PM’s, as it’s NSFW.
Age: 22
Gender: female
Race: Faunus, scorpion sub-species
Nationality: Atlas
Appearance:
Cyra stands at 4 feet, 9 inches. She typically wears very thick clothing with dark colours, hoodies, sweatpants, boots and fingerless gloves. She also conceals the lower half of her face with a scarf. Has violet eyes and chin length black hair. Visible skin is a very light brown, with sections of greenish-black carapace spread across her torso and limbs.
Personality: Cyra is as quiet and shy as anyone can get. She dislikes being the center of attention, as it makes her feel extremely flustered and nervous. She has a nurturing strength to her that relaxes people and encourages them to trust her. While not a particularly open character, she can be exceptionally stubborn and determined when she wants to be, especially when it comes to protecting someone else. Cyra works hard to make sure her teammates, and anyone else she is working with are safe, healthy, and happy.
While not as bad as she once was, Cyra still tends to shy away from physical contact that she herself does not initiate, as her body and its appearance is still something of a sensitive point for her. Old habits from when she was hiding her Faunus status (such as changing her clothes while still in bed or alone in a locked room) still persist. This is not to say she doesn't like being touched, quite the opposite in fact; when she's with some she really trusts and is fond of, Cyra can seem over-affectionate. She no longer tries to hide being a Faunus, and is in fact proud of some her inhuman traits (she can actually go longer without food than most people, and she is incredibly durable even when taking aura into account, though not as flexible), but she does not broadcast her status either. It's just a part of who she is, and Cyra sees herself as not being particularly important.
Aspirations: She is the shield who protects others from harm.
Fears:
-Failure. Cyra is so driven to protect others that she takes every failed mission, every injury suffered by others, and every loss of life personally, believing that she could have done more, even when she couldn’t.
-Rejection. While she is more confident than she used to be, deep down there is still that scared little scorpling who was bullied for her decidedly inhuman appearance.
Ethics: Cyra is a protector. Everything she does is somehow connected to that primary motivation. She knows better than most that the world can be a very dark place, especially for her own people, as she grew up with that reality and it still affects her deeply. As a result, she sees protecting others and helping them to create better world to be the sole reason for her existence. She does not want to bring harm to others, but if it means protecting a person who cannot protect themselves, then she will do what she has to if she sees no other way.
History: Cyra grew up alone with her mother, her father dying in a Grimm attack before she was born and having no other family to speak of. She also rarely saw her mother, who after moving them to Atlas tended to work long hours at difficult jobs just to be able to support her. School was essentially hell for Cyra; as a young scorpion Faunus in Atlas (a primarily human kingdom, and also one of the primary aggressors in The Faunus Wars), she often faced intense bullying, particularly due to the carapace sections on her skin being difficult to hide.
Her path to becoming a Huntress was one of necessity. While at a playground, Cyra was being repeatedly pushed around by a group of kids, when she finally lost her temper, accidentally activating her Semblance. The resulting shockwave not only knocked the other kids off their feet, but also caused serious damage to the playground. Cyra’s mother made her swear to only use her power to protect others, encouraging her to be better than those who discriminated against her. After that, her path was set, and she was enrolled in combat school to become a Huntress. In doing this, her mother hoped that she would eventually find the strength to stand for herself, whilst avoiding becoming a member of the increasingly militant White Fang.
Transferring to Beacon Academy (as her mother disliked the more strict and martial attitude of Atlas) was a difficult transition for Cyra. Away from everything she had grown up with, she went to extreme lengths to hide her Faunus heritage, burying herself in layers of thick clothing and avoiding physical contact at all costs, deathly afraid of what would happen if her classmates discovered her. This resulted in several habits that appeared strange, especially to her teammates Xander Steele @Zarkun, (TBA), and (TBA). Fortunately, after a time they passed it off as simply being the way she was.
Despite the difficulties that she faced, Cyra took her mother’s words to heart. She resolved to not only rise above the discrimination's of her human peers, but also to become a shield to protect others from the same abuse she had endured. Her quiet drive to succeed and unrelenting selflessness earned her not only commendations from her teachers, but also the trust and faith of her teammates. Late in her third year, she finally felt confident enough to reveal her status as a Faunus to them. Reactions were mixed, but overall positive and welcoming.
Having now graduated, Cyra has emerged as a stronger person, more confident in her abilities and ready to protect the people of Remnant. She is her team's shield and heavy weapons specialist, allowing them to fight relatively unimpeded while she holds their attention, controlling the flow of the battle.
Emblem:
A stylized V with curved tips (resembling herself holding her shields in front of her in Guardian form when viewed from above), surrounded by two concentric spiked circles. This emblem can be found on the face of each shield.
Semblance: Cyra can essentially turn herself into an immovable object, locking herself in place where she stands and transmitting the energy of blows takes either into the ground or allowing it to build up inside herself. This is the primary reason that she is able to wield such heavy caliber weapons, as her Semblance allows her to absorb the recoil. If she allows the energy to build up, she can then instantly discharge it as powerful seismic shockwaves, turning her into the epicenter of an earthquake.
Combat Style: Cyra’s fighting style is an example of contrasts and flexibility. Outside of combat, she is shy, quiet, and tends not to enjoy bringing attention to herself. In combat, she is a tank in every sense of the word; Cyra makes herself the biggest, loudest, and most obvious target there is. She will pick a place that is open and gives her the biggest firing lines, usually between her allies/teammates and whatever they are fighting, then stands her ground and opens up with her heavy machine guns, overwhelming the enemy with sheer firepower. If there isn't such a place, there soon will be. If something is armoured enough that her bullets can’t pierce it, then she uses her shields and Semblance to tank any attack thrown at her before delivering armour-piercing shells at point-blank range with her high-powered rail cannons. She has incredible stamina and durability, both physically and in her aura.
Weapons:
Name: Terra and Lithos
Form 1: Guardian Mode. Each shield can extend panels from the side and bottom edges, forming a large wall shield that Cyra can use to protect herself.
Form 2: Assault Mode. A pair of tines extend to cover the machine gun barrels and open the central rail cannon. These weapons require a brief charge period but possess an immense amount of firepower, being able to crack even Boarbatusk or Death Stalker armour at point-blank range. The recoil of these weapons means that only Cyra is able to use them, as anyone else would be violently thrown off their feet and likely cause serious injury to themselves.
Form 3: Suppression Mode. The rail cannon tines merge and retract into the barrel, opening up the machine gun barrels on either side. While nowhere near as powerful as the rail cannon, they have a much greater rate of fire. The recoil of these weapons is not as severe as the rail cannons, but they would still ordinarily be found in vehicle mountings. Anyone other than Cyra who tries to use them will be staggered and/or injured. Even so, extended combat can make her arms feel numb.
Form 4: Fortress Mode. Terra and Lithos in Guardian form can be locked together at the sides to form a large curved barrier, protecting Cyra and anyone behind her from any frontal attack.
Non-combat skills: Seeing herself as the protector of the team, Cyra does everything in her power to make sure they are both happy and healthy. As such, Cyra has learned various skills such as cooking, first aid and weapon/armour maintenance. Her mother taught her her sewing skills, as growing up they were rather poor and had to make do with what they had. She is an excellent listener who goes out of her way to make people feel better. She is a competent machinist, owing to the fact that while she was in primary combat school she designed, built and maintains her shields herself.
Weaknesses: Cyra’s greatest strengths are also her biggest weaknesses. Her desire to protect others is so strong that she rarely, if ever thinks about herself, sometimes to the point of self-neglect. If someone else is injured, she will always look after them first, even if her own injuries are much more serious. If there isn’t enough food to go around, she will gladly give her portion to someone else, regardless of her own hunger. She is the first to volunteer for watch duty and will push herself so that the others can sleep a little longer. Cyra has difficulty saying no to anyone, even when she really should. In combat, she is always the first one in and the last one to leave. If the mission involves protecting people, Cyra will fight to the last, refusing to leave even in the face of overwhelming defeat so that she can save as many people as she can.
In combat, Cyra is many things, but "accurate" is not one of them. Her rail cannons are powerful but difficult to aim, so she tends to save them for very big targets or when she's very close, and her machine guns adopt a very "quantity over quality" stance. Additionally, because her combat style is very immobile, she is vulnerable to attacks from multiple directions and anything that manages to get past her barrages.
Miscellaneous:
-Cyra loves sour candies and always has some on her to suck on.
-Terra and Lithos are both very heavy weapons. When stored away in their travel case, most people find it nearly impossible to lift.
-They are also very, very loud. To give an example, this is essentially each of her machine guns, and her rail cannons sound like a ground-zero thunderclap.
-Long practice of carrying and wielding her weapons has made Cyra surprisingly strong for her size.
-I actually have a picture of what Cyra’s full body looks like, but it will only be revealed in specific circumstances and only in PM’s, as it’s NSFW.
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He was twelve when he went to Signal, not Beacon. I mean, I did the math and Signal accepts students, bear minimum, from 12-14 if Ruby still had two years when Ozpin took her into Beacon. He went into Beacon exactly when he was supposed to. As for that sentence, I meant that he was trying to prove a point mainly to other humans, though I see where you're coming from. One of my great challenges as a writer is putting what I'm thinking into decent writing. Let me rethink that a bit and maybe I should be able to clear it up.
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He was twelve when he went to Signal, not Beacon. I mean, I did the math and Signal accepts students, bear minimum, from 12-14 if Ruby still had two years when Ozpin took her into Beacon. He went into Beacon exactly when he was supposed to. As for that sentence, I meant that he was trying to prove a point mainly to other humans, though I see where you're coming from. One of my great challenges as a writer is putting what I'm thinking into decent writing. Let me rethink that a bit and maybe I should be able to clear it up.
Ah, okay! I must have misread whenever he got accepted. That makes a lot more sense.
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I have a question. At the time this RP takes place, would it be plausible that Raye would be rejected from the Atlesian military due to being a Faunus? I'm trying to work out his history without screwing anything up.
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@Thundercrash Are you ready to form the Short Girl Squad?
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@Thundercrash Are you ready to form the Short Girl Squad?
Meral finally found someone shorter than she is! XD
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Meral finally found someone shorter than she is! XD
Short enough to join the Little People Society. http://www.lpaonline.org/faq-
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There we go. Hopefully that exit makes a bit more sense than what I had before.
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I doubt it. Atlas is a military government, and Faunus are strictly better soldiers than humans: they have displayed better physical capabilities and can see in the dark. I don't find it credible, or good for the plot of the RP, for atlas to reject them out of hand. There'd probably tension with the rights revolution being sort of shitty for everyone, but I expect Atlas was probably the first to accept Faunus for government service.
I doubt it. Atlas is a military government, and Faunus are strictly better soldiers than humans: they have displayed better physical capabilities and can see in the dark. I don't find it credible, or good for the plot of the RP, for atlas to reject them out of hand. There'd probably tension with the rights revolution being sort of shitty for everyone, but I expect Atlas was probably the first to accept Faunus for government service.
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@Zugzwang Okay then. Thanks for the information. I want to make the best story I can for everyone, and this ends up working out better for me, anyway.
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Well, if you want him to _think_ that his discharge was entirely due to his faunushood, I expect that would not be a thought out of the ordinary. There's still oppression and discrimination within the ranks, though probably not systematically enforced, so maybe he's taking the one signal factor and blowing it up in an attempt to absolve himself of wrongdoing.
That sort of victimhood thinking always makes great stories, but maybe that's just me.
Well, if you want him to _think_ that his discharge was entirely due to his faunushood, I expect that would not be a thought out of the ordinary. There's still oppression and discrimination within the ranks, though probably not systematically enforced, so maybe he's taking the one signal factor and blowing it up in an attempt to absolve himself of wrongdoing.
That sort of victimhood thinking always makes great stories, but maybe that's just me.
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@Zugzwang I went a different route- one that still has potential for conflict in the future- but I may use that idea for another character later on. Thanks for the input, but this makes more sense for the character. Speaking of which:
...I'm finally done. :)
Name: Raye Solaire
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Race: Faunus (Wolf)
Nationality: Atlas
Appearance: Raye is tall, standing around 6'2". He is well-muscled, but leaner, more flexible, bringing to mind more of a swimmer's or runner's physique. His features are sharp, angular, and, of course, wolfish. He has light silver hair streaked with dark grey, grey wolf ears, sharp, elongated canine teeth, and piercing gold eyes. He's usually dressed to fight- white longcoat with gold armor plates on his shoulders, across his shoulder blades, and gold trim along the bottom, a dark grey sleeveless athletic shirt with gold trim, dark grey cargo pants, black combat boots, and golden bracers and greaves on his forearms and shins, respectively. He almost always has his twin blades at his sides, as well.
==~==
Personality: Raye presents an interesting dichotomy of temperaments, sometimes within minutes or seconds of each other, giving a strange, almost manic cast to his personality. He can swing between calm and erudite, or loud and boisterous, at the drop of a hat. He has a tendency toward the dramatic, preferring to enjoy everything he does as much as possible. Given his somewhat-imposing appearance, this can be intimidating to those who do not know him well, but Raye is an enormous softie where most people are concerned, preferring to make friends with his fellows, rather than enemies...
...That being said, get him into a situation where he has to fight Grimm, or something or someone else that he feels deserves it, and all bets are off. In battle, Raye is a terror, channeling his usual flamboyant energy into sheer battle-lust, becoming a bombastic bruiser of epic proportions. Few who've seen him in combat can forget his wide, sharp-toothed grin as he tears through whatever has the misfortune of getting on his bad side that day. In short, Raye is a lot to take in on a good day with his boundless energy, but be grateful that you're on his good side.
Aspiration: Raye strives for the day when Faunus and Humans can live in the same world, walk on the same streets, without even the barest hint or memory of hate, fear, or conflict. As a Huntsman, his goals are to serve the common good, saving and protecting lives, proving by his example that his beliefs can and will be validated.
Fears: Despite his typical demeanor toward them, deep down, Raye is terrified of Humans. He always feels like he's walking on eggshells around them, trying not to say or do anything that might provoke them, or bring up memories of less-savory Faunus, such as those of the White Fang. Raye's greatest fear is that one day he will say or do something that he cannot talk his way out of, perhaps without even meaning to, and that the people he so desperately wants to see him as an equal will turn on him.
As a side note, he is also arachnophobic.
Ethics: "Live and let live" is Raye's personal motto- he finds it troublesome to get offended or hold grudges over trivial matters, and is notoriously difficult to perturb. He does have limits, however; he values personal freedom for everyone- not just himself- above all else, and cannot stand when others try and limit someone else's right to live the way they desire. As such, anything that smacks of oppression, slavery, segregation, or anything similar is sure to get his hackles raised.
History: Growing up as a Faunus anywhere on Remnant is a difficult prospect to consider. Growing up as a Faunus in Atlas is a lifelong exercise in frustration. But Raye is nothing if not resilient as a result.
Raye was technically not born on Atlesian soil. He is the son of Jet Solaire, a military officer stationed in Mistral at the time that he met Raye's mother, a Faunus by the name of Vert. Upon arriving back on his native soil, with his new wife and their child in tow, Jet faced more than his fair share of problems from the Atlesian population, problems that became Raye's as he grew up. While his family was never unhappy with one another, they faced discrimination from the Atlesian citizenry, as tensions were high due to the Faunus Rights Revolution still being rooted in recent memory. As a child, Raye was bullied frequently for crimes he'd never even heard of, much less committed, often forcing him to defend himself, which just made everything progressively worse as time went on.
Eventually, the bullying got so bad that Raye had to be pulled from school, and his parents worked together to tutor him in privacy and safety. While his mother instructed him academically, his father began to train him to defend himself, instructing him in the use of his own favored weapon, the sword-staff. While Raye was fair to middling in terms of book smarts, he took to combat like a wolf to woodlands. His skills grew in leaps and bounds under the careful tutelage of his father, and he grew progressively more dangerous, agile, and strong. As he did, he began to concentrate on a goal- to join the military, like his father, and prove to everyone who'd bullied or tormented him that they had nothing to fear from Faunus like him.
Over time, however, Raye's ambitions evolved, grew grander- he didn't just want to prove his worth to Atlas, after all, but the whole world. He wanted to use the model of his parents' relationship with one another, and himself as the result, to prove that humans and Faunus had nothing to fear from one another. He wanted to be the example by which the next generation would live. He wanted to be a Huntsman.
While he had not attended any primary combat schools, and being slightly older than the typical applicant, besides, due to his being home-schooled, his skills were formidable enough that he could fairly easily pass the entrance exams to the Huntsman Academy of his pick. In keeping with his global aspirations, he chose to attend an Academy overseas, namely that of Beacon Academy. Wouldn't do to have the Atlesian Military try and pressure him into being a Specialist, after all. Upon receiving his acceptance letter, Raye's father gifted him with his personal sword-staff, Izanagi and Izanami. While at Beacon, Raye reinvented himself, casting off his old, wounded persona and burying his old fears, creating- as his own personal joke- a "beacon" for his fellow students to follow. While it didn't always work the way he wished- sometimes even causing resentment among his peers- it was a start on the path to his ultimate ambitions.
As in life, in battle, Raye fearlessly surges forward, battering against any obstacle or opposition to his cause as a Huntsman, even moreso after discovering his Semblance, the purest manifestation of his desire to blaze a trail into the future. Armed with the light of his soul, his father's blades, and his unquenchable ambition, the world would do well to keep an eye on Raye Solaire.
==~==
Semblance: Meteor- Raye cloaks himself in fiery golden energy, reminiscent of sunlight, then uses said energy to propel himself forward at high velocity, turning himself into a living projectile. He can only dash in short bursts at a time, but he can launch himself in virtually any direction, even into the air, giving Raye multiple vectors of attack to use in combat.
Combat Style: Raye's combat style is both unpredictable and relentless- he generally relies on using Meteor to dash around the battlefield at high speeds, before shooting in and exchanging a flurry of blows with his opponent, then dashing away to a safe distance before repeating the whole process again from another angle. Raye has the advantage when he can stay in constant motion, confusing the enemy and striking from any and all angles.
Weapon:
(Picture the orange parts of the blades as gold instead)
Izanagi and Izanami- Twin katanas that can connect at the pommel to form a sword-staff construct. The blades of both weapons are infused with Fire Dust, in order channel the fiery aura of Raye's Semblance, heating the edges and drastically increasing the weapons' offensive capabilities. The hilts of the blades also have containers of Fire Dust in them, allowing the blades to be charged with even more Fire Dust, thus enabling Raye to launch arcs of thermal energy as short-to-mid-range projectiles.
==~==
Non-Combat skills: Raye is a born leader- his focus in battle and his boundless enthusiasm guide and raise his comrades' spirits, encouraging them and pushing them forward. He's also a skilled tracker, having a highly developed sense of smell, and- somewhat surprisingly- he is also an excellent cook.
Deficiencies: Raye suffers in long-range combat- all of his preferred combat maneuvers are at close-to-mid range, and he's mostly lacking in projectile attacks- to balance this, he usually prefers to work alongside someone who specializes in long-range support. Also, his fighting style requires wide-open spaces to be effective, meaning he has a more difficult time in tight, enclosed spaces, such as indoors and especially narrow hallways. Finally, he tends to favor isolating and applying pressure against single targets, though he can reasonably adapt to combat groups.
Miscellaneous: Unusually for a wolf, Raye has a preference for fish over red meat.
Age: 24
Gender: Male
Race: Faunus (Wolf)
Nationality: Atlas
Appearance: Raye is tall, standing around 6'2". He is well-muscled, but leaner, more flexible, bringing to mind more of a swimmer's or runner's physique. His features are sharp, angular, and, of course, wolfish. He has light silver hair streaked with dark grey, grey wolf ears, sharp, elongated canine teeth, and piercing gold eyes. He's usually dressed to fight- white longcoat with gold armor plates on his shoulders, across his shoulder blades, and gold trim along the bottom, a dark grey sleeveless athletic shirt with gold trim, dark grey cargo pants, black combat boots, and golden bracers and greaves on his forearms and shins, respectively. He almost always has his twin blades at his sides, as well.
==~==
Personality: Raye presents an interesting dichotomy of temperaments, sometimes within minutes or seconds of each other, giving a strange, almost manic cast to his personality. He can swing between calm and erudite, or loud and boisterous, at the drop of a hat. He has a tendency toward the dramatic, preferring to enjoy everything he does as much as possible. Given his somewhat-imposing appearance, this can be intimidating to those who do not know him well, but Raye is an enormous softie where most people are concerned, preferring to make friends with his fellows, rather than enemies...
...That being said, get him into a situation where he has to fight Grimm, or something or someone else that he feels deserves it, and all bets are off. In battle, Raye is a terror, channeling his usual flamboyant energy into sheer battle-lust, becoming a bombastic bruiser of epic proportions. Few who've seen him in combat can forget his wide, sharp-toothed grin as he tears through whatever has the misfortune of getting on his bad side that day. In short, Raye is a lot to take in on a good day with his boundless energy, but be grateful that you're on his good side.
Aspiration: Raye strives for the day when Faunus and Humans can live in the same world, walk on the same streets, without even the barest hint or memory of hate, fear, or conflict. As a Huntsman, his goals are to serve the common good, saving and protecting lives, proving by his example that his beliefs can and will be validated.
Fears: Despite his typical demeanor toward them, deep down, Raye is terrified of Humans. He always feels like he's walking on eggshells around them, trying not to say or do anything that might provoke them, or bring up memories of less-savory Faunus, such as those of the White Fang. Raye's greatest fear is that one day he will say or do something that he cannot talk his way out of, perhaps without even meaning to, and that the people he so desperately wants to see him as an equal will turn on him.
As a side note, he is also arachnophobic.
Ethics: "Live and let live" is Raye's personal motto- he finds it troublesome to get offended or hold grudges over trivial matters, and is notoriously difficult to perturb. He does have limits, however; he values personal freedom for everyone- not just himself- above all else, and cannot stand when others try and limit someone else's right to live the way they desire. As such, anything that smacks of oppression, slavery, segregation, or anything similar is sure to get his hackles raised.
History: Growing up as a Faunus anywhere on Remnant is a difficult prospect to consider. Growing up as a Faunus in Atlas is a lifelong exercise in frustration. But Raye is nothing if not resilient as a result.
Raye was technically not born on Atlesian soil. He is the son of Jet Solaire, a military officer stationed in Mistral at the time that he met Raye's mother, a Faunus by the name of Vert. Upon arriving back on his native soil, with his new wife and their child in tow, Jet faced more than his fair share of problems from the Atlesian population, problems that became Raye's as he grew up. While his family was never unhappy with one another, they faced discrimination from the Atlesian citizenry, as tensions were high due to the Faunus Rights Revolution still being rooted in recent memory. As a child, Raye was bullied frequently for crimes he'd never even heard of, much less committed, often forcing him to defend himself, which just made everything progressively worse as time went on.
Eventually, the bullying got so bad that Raye had to be pulled from school, and his parents worked together to tutor him in privacy and safety. While his mother instructed him academically, his father began to train him to defend himself, instructing him in the use of his own favored weapon, the sword-staff. While Raye was fair to middling in terms of book smarts, he took to combat like a wolf to woodlands. His skills grew in leaps and bounds under the careful tutelage of his father, and he grew progressively more dangerous, agile, and strong. As he did, he began to concentrate on a goal- to join the military, like his father, and prove to everyone who'd bullied or tormented him that they had nothing to fear from Faunus like him.
Over time, however, Raye's ambitions evolved, grew grander- he didn't just want to prove his worth to Atlas, after all, but the whole world. He wanted to use the model of his parents' relationship with one another, and himself as the result, to prove that humans and Faunus had nothing to fear from one another. He wanted to be the example by which the next generation would live. He wanted to be a Huntsman.
While he had not attended any primary combat schools, and being slightly older than the typical applicant, besides, due to his being home-schooled, his skills were formidable enough that he could fairly easily pass the entrance exams to the Huntsman Academy of his pick. In keeping with his global aspirations, he chose to attend an Academy overseas, namely that of Beacon Academy. Wouldn't do to have the Atlesian Military try and pressure him into being a Specialist, after all. Upon receiving his acceptance letter, Raye's father gifted him with his personal sword-staff, Izanagi and Izanami. While at Beacon, Raye reinvented himself, casting off his old, wounded persona and burying his old fears, creating- as his own personal joke- a "beacon" for his fellow students to follow. While it didn't always work the way he wished- sometimes even causing resentment among his peers- it was a start on the path to his ultimate ambitions.
As in life, in battle, Raye fearlessly surges forward, battering against any obstacle or opposition to his cause as a Huntsman, even moreso after discovering his Semblance, the purest manifestation of his desire to blaze a trail into the future. Armed with the light of his soul, his father's blades, and his unquenchable ambition, the world would do well to keep an eye on Raye Solaire.
==~==
Semblance: Meteor- Raye cloaks himself in fiery golden energy, reminiscent of sunlight, then uses said energy to propel himself forward at high velocity, turning himself into a living projectile. He can only dash in short bursts at a time, but he can launch himself in virtually any direction, even into the air, giving Raye multiple vectors of attack to use in combat.
Combat Style: Raye's combat style is both unpredictable and relentless- he generally relies on using Meteor to dash around the battlefield at high speeds, before shooting in and exchanging a flurry of blows with his opponent, then dashing away to a safe distance before repeating the whole process again from another angle. Raye has the advantage when he can stay in constant motion, confusing the enemy and striking from any and all angles.
Weapon:
(Picture the orange parts of the blades as gold instead)
Izanagi and Izanami- Twin katanas that can connect at the pommel to form a sword-staff construct. The blades of both weapons are infused with Fire Dust, in order channel the fiery aura of Raye's Semblance, heating the edges and drastically increasing the weapons' offensive capabilities. The hilts of the blades also have containers of Fire Dust in them, allowing the blades to be charged with even more Fire Dust, thus enabling Raye to launch arcs of thermal energy as short-to-mid-range projectiles.
==~==
Non-Combat skills: Raye is a born leader- his focus in battle and his boundless enthusiasm guide and raise his comrades' spirits, encouraging them and pushing them forward. He's also a skilled tracker, having a highly developed sense of smell, and- somewhat surprisingly- he is also an excellent cook.
Deficiencies: Raye suffers in long-range combat- all of his preferred combat maneuvers are at close-to-mid range, and he's mostly lacking in projectile attacks- to balance this, he usually prefers to work alongside someone who specializes in long-range support. Also, his fighting style requires wide-open spaces to be effective, meaning he has a more difficult time in tight, enclosed spaces, such as indoors and especially narrow hallways. Finally, he tends to favor isolating and applying pressure against single targets, though he can reasonably adapt to combat groups.
Miscellaneous: Unusually for a wolf, Raye has a preference for fish over red meat.
...I'm finally done. :)
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I prettied up and flavored my sheet in the character tab, if anyone's interested.
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This RP has a lot of cooks in it XD
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Yeah, that was something I noticed. I might change something.
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@Zarkun In Raye's case, I figured being a good cook was a consequence of developed senses. Besides, who wants to just eat field rations all the time? I taught myself how to cook in real life just so I could have meals instead of eating stuff out of a can.
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