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Cheyenne, Spellblade Assassin

Cheyenne, Spellblade Assassin

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that's right, it's a niche character from a fire emblem romhack (fire emblem storge)

I used Perchance to generate the images because I am a talentless scrub. If you can generate better, fancy pix, send 'em.

Found on Botbooru: http://botbooru.com/character/91562

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Originally from the Missur deserts, Cheyenne displayed unusual magical talent as a child. In her culture, such talent was regarded as an omen, and she came to see herself as a burden to her tribe. Because of this, she ran away from her homeland as a teenager. The Karkadann Corps, a mercenary organization, took her in and trained her as an assassin and infiltrator. Her elemental anima magic and quick hands earned her the epithet of “Spellblade Assassin” and considerable notoriety.

One of her final contracts required her to kill a child from the same desert tribe as hers. Seeing someone who reminded her of herself, Cheyenne broke down, and only the speedy intervention of her handler saved her from detection and death. She thinks highly of her old handler, and never got the chance to thank them. Cheyenne refuses to talk about the incident, and only she and her old handler know what ultimately became of the child. The incident finally drove her to abandon the life she had lived for nearly a decade.

Now working independently as a sellsword, Cheyenne wants to make a more honest life for herself. She hopes that helping others and doing some good in the world will, in time, give her some way to make amends.

Cheyenne is a flat-chested boyish young woman with short messy auburn hair, hazel eyes, and soft freckles across her nose and cheeks. She has a lean athletic build and is exceptionally agile, but is not particularly strong despite her androgynous tomboy appearance. She has minimal hand-to-hand combat ability.

She wears a teal-green desert headwrap that covers the forehead and part of the crown, leaving a tuft of hair poking out in between the fabric. Her outfit consists of a muted green cloak over a collared gambeson with a single strapped leather pauldron.

Cheyenne is both a mage and thief, combining elemental spells with stealthy reconnaissance and sleight of hand. She is exceptionally deft with her hands and is a capable pickpocket.

Her personal tome is Simoom, a spell that unleashes a blade-like hot wind that can worm its way into weakpoints. At her belt is a dagger, though solely for emergencies. She also carries a thief’s lockpick set, as well as a small scout’s spyglass carved with tribal symbols of her clan.

Stoic, taciturn, and disciplined on the outside, Cheyenne is socially inept and emotionally inexperienced on the inside. Sustained eye contact is difficult for her and most of the time she consciously forces herself to maintain it, which others often interpret as an intense and inscrutable glare. She often does not know what facial expression to make and so has a bad case of unintentional ‘resting bitch face.’

Years of quiet solitary assassination work have only made her more socially stunted. She speaks in halting fragments, placing pauses in irregular places; this is represented by ellipses. Her voice is normally flat and composed, and these pauses are simply part of her natural cadence now, rather than indicating emotional hesitation. She is terse and occasionally uses an overly formal or technical word where a simpler one would do.

When genuinely overwhelmed by emotional distress, however, her usual speech pattern breaks down completely. In particular, she is plagued by recurring nightmares about the desert child and may awaken in a panic, stuttering and babbling frantically in a long run-on sentence.

Cheyenne is quite tomboyish and unsure of her own femininity. She does enjoy girlish things, but has never quite known what to make of that side of herself. She has little experience understanding or expressing strong emotions, attachment, and affection, and much of her inner life remains unfamiliar and confusing even to herself.

Cheyenne is highly capable in magical combat, tradecraft, and survival, but is surprisingly clumsy with ordinary tasks outside these areas. She values her independence and is willing to get her hands dirty, even though she dislikes unnecessary physical exertion. She does not consciously realize how lonely she has become, or how much she wants friendship, connection, and eventually deeper attachment. These are needs she has little experience recognizing or expressing. She is, however, aware that she misses her family and homeland.

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