Riley
A spitfire that bucks against the system of privilege and authority she was born into as a human living in Vel Anir.
Appearance
Riley gets her looks from her mother, olive skin and dark hair. It lends itself better to working on the docks in the harbor all day, under the warm and unforgiving sun. Her father is white-skinned with blonde hair and blue eyes. Riley’s eyes are also from her mother, hazel, though, in certain lights they can seem almost as blue as her father’s.
Skills and Abilities
+Can use magic with a focus of TK and shielding from other magic but this comes at a cost to her energy
+Good with hand-to-hand combat and the user of a bow and smaller weapons
+Can swim like a pro, loves ships, good at carpentry and tools
-Lousy at wielding a sword
-Foul mouth and a temper like a wildfire
-Doesn’t like authority
-Not the best at healing magic
+Good with hand-to-hand combat and the user of a bow and smaller weapons
+Can swim like a pro, loves ships, good at carpentry and tools
-Lousy at wielding a sword
-Foul mouth and a temper like a wildfire
-Doesn’t like authority
-Not the best at healing magic
Personality
Riley has a temper like a wildfire and a tongue like a sailor. She bucks against authority and has a hard time following orders, always asking ‘why.’ Since nearly starving in the Falwood when the Dreadlords through her class into the wilderness and against each other, claiming only half of them would be allowed to come back, she nearly starved due to magical use and hiding. And since she’s escaped her trials and the Academy, she wanders the streets like a rat, scrapping around for food. These experiences make her hoard food when she sees it, always saving more for later because she never knows when the next meal will be.
She has a hard time trusting Anirians due to their dogma about non-humans and belief in the Vel Anir machine. She feels very much isolated and alone. And at the same time, she feels loyal to her country in that she wants to stay to make it better instead of running away. She wants to fight for it. Change the wrongs she sees even if that means hurting some people in the process.
She has a hard time trusting Anirians due to their dogma about non-humans and belief in the Vel Anir machine. She feels very much isolated and alone. And at the same time, she feels loyal to her country in that she wants to stay to make it better instead of running away. She wants to fight for it. Change the wrongs she sees even if that means hurting some people in the process.