Allorhan's characters

[Allorhan]

Right, I'll stick the bio here because I don't know where else to put it. :3 ((Edit by: Akira Avelon. Bio moved and made a thread for. ))

Name: Eiza
Sex: Female
Age: 18
Hair: Blonde with pale blue streaks, about shoulder-length at the front, slightly longer at the back.
Eyes: purely one colour, with no iris’ or pupils, a slightly blue-tinged white.
Build: Incredibly slender, almost bordering on the anorexic. She is average height, and seems to be almost a wisp sometimes.
Distinguishing features: Her eyes, purely one colour, a slightly blue-tinged white, and a birthmark down her left arm, a pale almost blue-ish streak, which she later accentuated with tattoos, so it now looks kind of like a lightning bolt running down her arm.
Basic Description: Standing at 5’6”, Eiza seems average, except for her eyes, without iris’ at birth, the pupils being removed by a side effect from Hunters treatment, and her birthmark, she is usually passed over by searching eyes. She accentuated her eyes and birthmark by adding pale blue highlights to her otherwise blonde hair. She is incredibly thin, seeming to be on the verge of being anorexic, she complements this by dressing in figure hugging clothes. She never wears a sleeve on her left arm, cutting the sleeves off the longer sleeved ones, giving her a unique, but lopsided look to the way she dresses. She carries this on, with one trouser leg hacked off mid calf, the other usually flaring slightly at her foot.

Lawful Vs Chaotic 8
Selfish Vs Selfless 5
Agressive Vs Passive 10

Technomancer

History:

The general consensus about Eiza was that she was an oddball, a dreamer. She spent every lunch time sitting in the small garden, fingers poised over her laptop, staring up at the dome roof of the plate city, typing. No one knew what she was writing, and no one cared enough to ask. She was a loner, never seeming to pay attention in class, but always passing tests.
If anyone asked her about her background, she always murmured something about moving to the plate city from Ganymede. Nobody question this, and so nobody knew but her that she had been raised on Ganymede in an orphanage, Gany’Ma, after being placed there at the age of 5.
Her main memory from before Gany’Ma was her mother crying over a letter she had received. Eiza had tried to read it, barely getting the gist of it because of all the large words. Her father had been killed by pirates. Her mother was sentenced to spend 10 years in a mental hospital after having a breakdown a week or so later, which left Eiza caring for herself and her mother for a few days until a neighbor noticed. She stoutly refused foster care, and was placed into Gany’Ma a few days later.
At 15, a few months too young to release herself from Gany’Ma, her mother was released from the mental hospital and came to collect her a few days later, after securing them a house on a plate city. Surprised by this, Eiza questioned her mother to find that memories of her were all that had kept her mother from suicide, memories of a dependant young girl, crying for her mother in an orphanage.
Eiza had cried about twice for the loss of her parents, before quickly, and gratefully settling into the routine she would carry through her whole time at the orphanage. She woke up; got dressed; ate a bare minimum of breakfast; went to school; skipped lunch; sat in the garden, staring at the sky; ate tea, did her homework and went to bed. She had an affinity for technology, she found. So did Hunter, who later expanded upon this with the Remorium, giving it depths no human had ever thought to attain. She became the orphanage techie, though you wouldn’t believe it, looking at her.
When they moved to the plate city, Eiza found her security gone, and her schedule disrupted. Her mother always overfed her, and she didn’t go to school as she was allowed 3 weeks off to settle in.
When school started again, Eiza was told off for altering her uniform, and refusing to wear a skirt. When it became apparent that Eiza, in all her stubborn glory, was not going to comply with the uniform regulations, they gave in, but it cost her mother.
She settled in, automatically driving away anyone who tried to make friends with her, preferring to be a loner.

3 or so years later, Eiza was walking to school one day when everything went dark . . .

[Akira Avelon]

Approved.