"If nothing else works, then I'll build something that will!"Name: Karissa (goes by Kaz)
Age: 15
Personality: In her hometown, jaunty and good-humored Kaz has risen from the ranks of lowbrow infamy and has become an official public menace, and rightly so. She's something of a mad genius (or so they call her), and she has been tinkering with and inventing things for as long as she can remember. Her innovations aren't always 100% infallible, and they are usually of the
kaboom variety (that's where the public menace part comes in), but there's no denying her engineering prowess. Suffice it to say, Kaz is completely enamored with the ever evolving technology and the infinite ways its power can be harnessed. Being so passionate about her craft isn't always a good thing, however, and her ingenuity is definitely a double-edged sword.
On one hand, she is particularly brilliant. Her out-of-the-box way of thinking allows for unconventional but effective solutions to problems that may otherwise seem impossible. She looks at a situation with an open mind and adapts to it, relying on quick thinking and improvisation to get through it. Kaz may be distressingly clueless in all other areas (societal norms, politics, things that normal people consider common sense), but when it comes to machinery, nothing can beat her.
On the other hand, her single-minded fascination with technology oftentimes come to the detriment of everything else, especially her health. Kaz likes picking things apart to find out how they work and building them back up with major improvements and upgrades. She is prone to obsessing over new things (especially other world's shiny new technology) and will relentlessly pursue her current obsession until it is appropriately satiated. Once her curiosity is properly piqued and her switch is turned on, she can go for days on end without eating or sleeping, too absorbed in her work to worry about anything or anyone else. In the same light, she is willing to do
whatever it takes to accomplish a goal she is set on. it's usually best to stay clear of her way when she gets like this.
When she's not busy being an engineer, Kaz can almost pass for a regular teenager (not really). She's excitable and goofy, amused by even the simplest things. It's her first time traveling between worlds, so expect her to ooh and aah at everything. There's very little that offends or perturbs her, and she is literally up for whatever shenanigans anyone is cooking up. She takes insults against her person very lightly, and although she fires back with snark, it's usually done with affection. Kaz is also not very conscious of danger; she dives headlong into any circumstance,
especially even ones that are potentially life-threatening, just because she thinks it could be fun.
Long story short: for someone who's supposed to be smart, she actually does a lot of idiotic things.
Weapon: Abilities: - Scan: Using her goggles, which she fixed with an optical head-mounted display, Kaz can glean the target's basic information with a quick glance. It can also be used to further analyze a target by recording its movements and recognizing any discernible patterns. She might also be able to pinpoint an enemy's weakness, but that feature doesn't always work.
- Quick Run: Nimble and surefooted, Kaz is capable of fast maneuvers that allow her to bound across from place to place with utmost haste. She's not as physically strong as the others, and therefore relies mainly on quick and erratic movements to defeat her enemies.
- Sharpshooter: Using magical energy as ammunition, Kaz can fire projectiles with her Keyblade.
Magic: - Fire
- Reflect
Destiny’s Oath: System Restore. A protective barrier engulfs Kaz in a last-ditch self-preservation effort, repelling any enemies in proximity and even vanquishing the weaker ones. Instead of merely reflecting attacks, the barrier absorbs any damage dealt against it and harnesses the energy that come from them. The collected energy is then transferred into Kaz, giving her a temporary boost and one last chance to finish off her enemies. The barrier is not indestructible and will shatter once it passes its threshold (which increases as Kaz gets stronger).
Trinity Limit: Reverse Engineer. [▲] currently under construction
Sample Post:
When darkness fell, Kaz was at a loss.
Shadowy creatures with eerie glowing eyes appeared out of nowhere, from the holes in the sky and the ground, populating the sleepy town until they eventually outnumbered the citizens. She remembered being fascinated by them at first; too caught up in her curiosity, she didn't realize they were invading until it was too late. These creatures ran rampant, leaving destruction and a sheet of obstinate black in their wake, sparing nothing and no one. It took all of an hour for the town to be completely overrun; their meager police force, really just a group of untrained volunteers with a strong sense of justice, was unable to make a difference. One by one they disappeared, devoured by the darkness like all the others.
At one point, she was surrounded. She was the only one left in the now endless expanse of dark that used to be her town. None of her gadgets worked against the shadowy creatures, and for the first time in forever, she didn't know what to do. Crestfallen, she was very nearly giving up. Then it happened.
An anomaly.
When Kaz stirred, she tried to hold on to the last vestiges of her dream, to make sense of it. What were those creatures? Why did they attack? Did all of that really happen, or was her overactive imagination just running wild again? She reached for the anomaly that saved her—a strange weapon that materialized between her hands when she needed it most—but it was nowhere to be found. It was what saved her, giving her the chance to fight the creatures back. Kaz rubbed at the sore spot on the back of her head and finally opened her eyes, fully expecting to see nothing but black. Instead, she was greeted by the sight of two children whispering conspiratorially over her.
"Hey, do you think she's dead?"
One of them poked her on the side with a stick (a very sharp one!) and nudged her with a foot. "Uh-uh, I don't think so."
"Should we call mom?"
Without warning, Kaz bolted straight up, earning the frightened shrieks she was hoping for. After a short burst of laughter, she greeted the shaking children with a sheepish grin. "Hiya, my name's Kaz." She looked around the dark town, taking note of the unfamiliar cobblestones that paved the streets and the odd-looking buildings. A glance was enough for her to surmise that she was no longer in her world. Everything was a far cry from her modest hometown, which had nigh archaic buildings that still looked exactly like the ones from their history books. "I think I'm lost."