Name: Wrenly Alice Monroe
Alias: Wren, Shifter
Age: 20
Gender: female
Appearance: Wren is average height, 5' 5". She is lean and muscular, with the build of a runner. She has short hair, a reddish brown color. Her eyes are a stormy grey color. Wren wears glasses, which usually have tape on them from constantly being broken. She is fond of hoodies and sweatpants, kahkis and sweaters, or anything loose fitting and baggy. Wren always has a satchel to carry textbooks and her clothes, as well as her sketchbooks.
Occupation: college student, part time server at Wonderland bar, part time badguy
Family: Thomas Monroe, father. Bethany Monroe, mother. Alice Davis-Green, aunt.
Personality: Wren is very sarcastic and often grumpy sounding. She likes to be alone most times, preferring the company of nature to the hectic sounds of the city and the people in it. She is fiercely loyal to those she deems worthy of her friendship, however she is very independent. She is out to make her way in the world, and no one or thing is going to stop her. Wren is highly intelligent, and very good at managing her time and alibis. Wren is also very curious, wanting to learn anything and everything she can. She often times got into trouble as a child for snooping. Wren is enamored with all things nature has to offer, but has an espacial love of the ocean.
Notoriety: Unregistered
Class/Level: Shapeshifter, Green
Powers/Abilities: Wren can shift her form into the shape of any animal of her choice, so long as she has a sufficient understanding of their behaviors and anatomy. She preferrs to take the form of birds or other small animals, such as dogs or cats. On occasion she will take the form of a fox, but she tends to stick with what she knows. Wren is limited to animals she has spent a lot of time studying, as well as animals of a size similar or smaller to her. She is also limited by biological restraints, she must breathe air so no sea creatures or insects. She can only shift if she has full concentration, and cannot shift partially yet. Wren also has to consume a massive amount of calories after shifting, as it takes a huge toll on her body to do so.
Other Skills:Wren is an avid reader, a decent pickpocket, knows how to pick simple locks, and can draw very well
Equipment:Wren keeps a satchel with her schoolbooks and art supplies, as well as a small lockpicking kit. She also keeps a spare pair of glasses, and a horde of snacks.
Bio: Wren grew up well taken care of in a fairly large house, courtesy of her fathers government ties. She had free reign of the house and the grounds, and learned from one of the staff how to open the locked doors of the property. Her mother is an Ornithologist, and the house she grew up in was full of various species of birds. Wren learned from her father to draw, and spent many years sketching and learning about the birds. She discovered her powers young, spending so many hours with a barn owl that she shifted unknowingly. It was a big ordeal and was swiftly covered up by her parents, fearing the governments involvement. Her father was increasingly worried about the fate of his daughter, trying desperately to hide her "condition" from her. His wife, however, had a different mindset and encouraged Wren to learn how to shift back and forth and test her boundaries in a safe space. Wren was well loved but longed for freedom and independence of her own, away from the protective gaze of her parents. She began sneaking out at night, running away to the city to see the sights and rebel a bit, often stealing cars and picking pockets. After one such incident led to her almost getting arrested, her aunt Alice came to the rescue and offered to give her asylum in the city should she ever need it. Wren was returned home and placed into a strict boarding school as punishment, fueling her need for independence once more. Wren graduated from the school, and returned home to her family. She enrolled in a college in the city, hoping for the freedom she desired. Her father had already arranged for her to go to a prestigious school in the countryside and upon discovering this Wren shifted and ran away. She made her way to the city, to go to the college she chose. She fell in with a group of Variants, living in the slums of the city and committing petty crimes to pay for her tuition. After a botched bank heist, she was once again rescued by her aunt Alice, who gave her a room above her bar and a part time job to help pay her tuition. She is given the freedom she desires, but is kept in check by her aunt. Her father is aware of her whereabouts, and is sending money for her care to his sister without the knowledge of Wren.