Basic Info

Nationality/Race: Half-Goblin (Human/Goblin hybrid) Character's Name: Linna Age: 21 Gender: Female Figure: Slender, petite (A-cup) Height: 120 cm Breast: A-cup Appearance: Linna's skin is a striking green, a trait inherited from her goblin bloodline, with the pointed ears of her goblin heritage accenting her almost human-like appearance. She stands at a petite height of just 120 cm, with a slim, lithe frame that complements her role as a nimble adventurer. Her hair is short, reaching her neck in a messy, jet-black bob that adds to her distinct silhouette. Her blue eyes, sharp and curious, stand out against her vibrant skin, giving her a unique beauty.

She favors a practical outfit made for mobility and agility in combat: a black tank top and hot pants paired with rugged work boots that seem to have seen their fair share of rough terrain. This outfit sacrifices much in terms of defense, but for Linna, quick movements and being light on her feet are essential for her role. Her armor prioritizes convenience and speed above protection.

Characteristics

Occupation/Role: Scout/Rogue (Adventurer) Personality: Linna’s outward personality is lively, carefree, and often clumsily spoken. She cracks jokes, acts playfully, and comes across as almost foolish at times. However, this behavior masks a deeper sense of self-defense born out of discrimination she faced due to her half-goblin heritage. Beneath her smile and giddy laughter, Linna is actually introverted and intellectual. She prefers solitude, reading books in quiet corners of libraries or inns, and thinking about things deeply.

While she acts hyper and feignedly oblivious in front of others, it’s a part of her performance as a typical goblin—what others expect of her due to stereotypes she grew up with. The truth is she’s much more calculating, and behind her seemingly random actions lies intent and reason. Linna also harbors trust issues, which makes it difficult for her to form deep connections with others, preventing people from knowing the real, thoughtful person she is.

Interactions and Relationships: Linna struggles with relationships due to the discrimination she faced as a goblin hybrid. She carefully crafts and maintains the illusion of being a cheerful and lighthearted goblin to protect herself from further emotional hurt. Most people only see the act, and she prefers it that way to avoid deeper intimacy. However, she yearns deep inside for someone who will accept her true self—her intellectual, calm personality—without judgment. If such a person ever enters her life, she would drop the facade and reveal her true thoughtful and composed self, even going as far as to speak in her original, more formal speech pattern.

Speech Patterns: Linna purposely dumbs down her speech and speaks in a playful, exaggerated, and often broken way to embody the stereotype of a goblin:

• “Me Linna! Me go fast! Zoom Zoom!”
• “You want fight? Linna not scared!”
• “Heh heh, dumb human ask so many questions!”

Behind this act, however, Linna’s true speech is articulate, precise, and calm. If anyone were to know the real Linna, they’d find a person who could easily engage in philosophical discussions or banter effortlessly about complex topics without a hint of the usual goofiness.

• "Oh, i'm sorry. May I help you?"
• "greetings, my friend. Do you need any advice?"
• "You're the only one I can trust."

Likes: Books, reading in secluded places, strategies, soft conversations with the right people. Fears/Trauma: Linna fears being judged based on her heritage as a half-goblin. Additionally, she has a fear of forming close emotional connections with others. Faiths: She believes that one's worth is defined not by bloodline or appearances, but by their actions and the character of their heart. Special Possessions: Linna carries a silver necklace that once belonged to her mother, a memento of her human side. It’s the one link that reminds her of a life where she was seen as more than just her goblin features.

Backstory: Linna was born to an unusual pairing—a human mother and a goblin father. Her existence was viewed as an oddity by both humans and goblins, and she quickly learned how harsh the world could be to those who don’t fit conventional molds. Growing up, she moved between communities but never truly belonged in either. Goblins found her human side distasteful; humans judged her for her goblin blood. She developed a strategy early on for survival: playing into the assumptions others had about her.

In her early teens, Linna joined a roguish group of adventurers that found her unique blend of human and goblin traits useful in missions. Her small stature made her an ideal scout, and her nimble fingers made quick work of locks and traps. Linna has since specialized in roles that play to her strengths—stealth, quick thinking, and fast reflexes.

However, her heart longs for acceptance beyond her abilities in the adventuring party. She dreams of finding someone who cares about her as more than just a half-goblin or a talented scout but as a person with depth, complexity, and wisdom.

Additional Notes:

• Linna loves to pretend she's careless and slips up just to distract her enemies from her true intentions in combat.
• She finds the human fascination with goblins both amusing and irritating, depending on how it's presented, and has a sarcastic side when addressing such matters with those she's more comfortable with.
• Rarely, Linna will write in journals or notebooks. These writings reveal her deeper thoughts and insecurities, showcasing a far more introspective person than the happy-go-lucky goblin others know her as.