Name: Aoife Valentine
Age: 20
Appearance: Aoife generally likes to flaunt her long black hair; she considers it the best accent to her happy smile. Because of this, almost anything goes-- and she isn't picky with what clothes to wear. She prefers clothing that gives her free movement and many many pockets to 'keep' some of the broken gadgets she finds on her way to places.
Personality: Happy, but serious.
Occupation: Professional Freeloader and Student.
History: Aoife was orphaned as a child; her village was burned and all power-users were executed after one of the local technopaths burned a house down, killing the village chief's daughter. To avoid being part of the massacre, her parents shipped her with a box of dried fish for export. She eventually reaches her destination at The Metro, where a local community of equally-homeless people raised her as one of their own. Their occupation does not stray far from scrap-collecting and recycling. Metro has a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to the homeless, and prefers to hide them in unkempt shelters. There, they are given enough supplies and wage to live a marginalized but sustainable life.
Aoife grew up street-smart because of this, and her abilities as a technopath only gave her an advantage against those who were only human. She would often be the top-performing junker, earning her the ire or admiration of the people.
Eventually, she gains favor from a businessman who she usually eats 'with' in a local diner; if eating with meant staring behind the glass and imagining what the food tasted like. This businessman adopts her after a year of seeing Aoife loiter outside. This essentially dragged her up the social class-- enough to have her go to school at the late age of 18. They then move to Port Crescendo as a father-daughter/ live-in pair. (It's complicated.)
Class: Warrior-Machinist, for a lack of a better term, just call her a Techno Fighter.
Class Skills:
1.) Technopathy: The ability to command gadgets to her bidding. She isn't focused on creating giant robots nor an army of small things. It's mostly to bolster her fighting potential. Imagine imbuing a sword with electricity, but that sword is actually just a bunch of scrap metal with a battery attached to the blade. That's how Aoife uses her technopathy. She makes up for her lack of understanding in complex machinery by being able to construct simple objects such as radios and motors almost instantaneously. It would take her an hour of intense work to assemble a car from scrap.
Her trusty weapon is of her own creation: Ringo the ringblade. It's a small electromagnet core that has four blades. This is what she uses to fight real threats. Otherwise, a baseball bat will do nicely.
2.) Electric Surge: Aoife has a circuit that runs along her body. Actual wires have twisted with her veins, giving her the power to electrocute objects (and people) on contact. This ability can be used to provide power to technology. Now she can power up that car she built by attaching the battery wires to her hands.
However, the circuit makes her discharge when submerged in water. Prolonged exposure will eventually drain her of energy and kill her.
3.) Magnetism: This works in conjunction with her Electric Surge. Combining the two will give her electromagnetic powers.
She is able to direct this magnetism, picking which object to focus the attraction on. However, by nature of magnetism, the object is also able attract other smaller metallic things.
4.) Fighting prowess: Aoife grew up in the streets, and she had to fight for her daily wages.. No child should go through this but she did, and she survived.
Tablet Power: Overdrive: All of her skills above are amplified.
1.) With this Power, she can create more complex weapons such as High-Frequency Blades, and railguns. Still, it would take immense concentration to build these machines
2.) Her electricity is now akin to a lightning strike, able to overload most technology.
3.) She can reel in bigger metallic objects. Now she can lift the car and throw it at you. Poor car.
4.) Aofie used Thunder Punch
