Vindle

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Thanks. I thought we might need her for the battles, so I quickly thought of someone from an anime who'd be fit for that role.

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"I can adjust how much they damage someone, so the harmfulness of them doesn't matter until I link them with my powers." Vindle said as he walked out.

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Name: Hime Haruno
Age: 14
Gender: Female
Abilities: Hime is able to use healing. Currently she can heal any scars, cuts, and bruises. Later, Hime will be able to do extreme healing such as replacing arms, legs, and more, and even revive the dead.
Personality: Hime is a clumsy ditz and air-head. She has a very innocent personality, which will often make her overly confused over simple teasing. Ironically, Hime is always getting hurt while having healing abilities. Hime is extremely sensitive about her weight, and only reacts aggressively when teased about it.
Appearance: Clik
Bio: Hime was brought to the orphanage from being tricked by her parents. Not knowing how to get back home, she's decided to stay at the orphanage.

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"Excuse me, may I go get my weapons? I'm assuming you know each of our powers and know why, if not I'll explain." Vindle said.

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"Ah! That was good!" Rosie said. This was the first time she smiled since she got to the orphanage.
"It was." Vindle said.

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Rosie gave a quick glare at the housekeeper before walking up to Vindle.
After pouring some soup into a bowl for Rosie, Vindle started eating his own.

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Rosie came downstairs, walking into the room.
"Eh, excuse me, but I'm starving. Unintentionally skipped breakfast and all that other crap." Rosie said.

"Ok, Cassedy, have anything in mind you wanna make?" Vindle asked.

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"I'm Vindle, nice to meet you as well. Everyone is in that room. We're doing cooking right now." Vindle said, pointing to the room Cassedy walked into.

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It is a compliment. Or, at least, I see it as a compliment.

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Vindle heard another knock and went to open the door.
"Come on in" he said. A girl in a wheelchair? Blind girls, wheelchair girls, what next? Deaf girls? he thought.