Myrrh

Name: Myrrh File no.: R104 Operator Class: Medic Branch: Medic Faction: Rhodes Island Position: Ranged Trait: Restores the HP of allies Gender: Female Combat Experience: None Place of Birth: Unknown Date of Birth: May 5th Race: Vulpo Height: 143 cm Infection Status: Non-infected as confirmed by medical report. Physical Strength: Normal Mobility: Standard Endurance: Normal Tactical Acumen: Normal Combat Skill: Normal Originium Arts Assimilation: Standard

Story: Adelaide the Vulpo apothecary and herbalist and her friend Harmonia (not to be confused with Harmonie) hails from a woodland tribe and the latter contracted Oripathy after an accident in one of their adventures. Together, the two came to Rhodes Island for Harmonia's treatment and became Operators there, where Adelaide adopts the codename "Myrrh" recommended by Kal'tsit. Despite utilizing premodern pharmaceutical methods, Myrrh's medicine is proven to be quite effective.

Appearance: Myrrh has fair peach skin and a petite, youthful build with slim arms, narrow legs, and a small frame. She has short, orangish red hair swept across one eye, a side ponytail tied with a pale bow, large fox-like red ears, a fluffy orangish red tail, and pale green eyes. She wears a gray cape with a wide draped shape and pale inner lining over a white collared shirt, a brown vest-like chest strap, a black choker, and a small badge clipped near the upper chest. Her outfit includes brown gloves, a brown belt with silver hardware, short black bottoms, a white thigh bandage on one leg, and a black thigh strap on the other. A utility belt holds several test tubes filled with blue liquid, dark pouches, and a row of circular holders across the front. She carries a shovel-like tool with a wooden handle and a dark metal head, with a small woven basket attached near the side containing leafy plants and red fruit. She wears short brown boots with white laces and folded pale cuffs.

Personality: Myrrh is a shy but earnest Rhodes Island Medic who relies on herbal remedies and worries deeply about whether her work is good enough. She is kindhearted, but she lacks confidence in social situations and often apologizes when she thinks she has overstepped. Her dialogue shows that she wants to improve her medicine, dislikes that her herbs taste bitter, and is willing to ask others for help even when speaking up is difficult.

Her closest bond is with Harmonia, whom Myrrh calls her oldest and best friend. Harmonia’s Oripathy weighs heavily on her, and Myrrh blames herself while promising to find a cure someday. At Rhodes Island, Kal’tsit gives her the name Myrrh and connects it to the shortness of life, while Perfumer helps her make her herbs easier to take. She also grows attached to the Doctor, crediting their advice for helping her become more hopeful.

Combat Overview: Myrrh serves as a battlefield medic who focuses on keeping allies alive rather than fighting directly. When she enters the field, First Aid Kit lets her immediately send emergency treatment across the whole squad, stabilizing wounded allies who might otherwise fall. Her usual care is focused on one person at a time, but Dual Healing lets her split her attention between two injured allies when pressure rises. With Medic Field, she strengthens her medical output and maintains treatment on two allies at once, making her most useful when several people are taking damage in the same fight.

World Lore: Terra is a dystopia ravaged by Catastrophes—apocalyptic storms that destroy everything in their path, forcing civilization to live on massive mobile cities. These disasters leave behind Originium, a black crystal that powers the world’s technology and magic (Arts), but at a terrible cost: Oripathy. This incurable disease crystallizes the bodies of the infected, eventually killing them and spreading the contagion.

Society is fractured by this plague. The Infected are universally feared and persecuted, leading to the rise of the Reunion Movement, a violent insurrection determined to shatter the old world order. Meanwhile, ancient military powers like the Military Commission of Kazdel seek to unify the outcast Sarkaz race through total war, and the Dublinn faction destabilizes the empire of Victoria. Beyond the city walls, even darker threats loom: the Seaborn—a hive-mind of adaptive monsters rising from the oceans to assimilate all life—and the Collapsals, eldritch demons from the frozen north that warp reality itself.

Standing between Terra and total annihilation is Rhodes Island, a pharmaceutical company and paramilitary organization. Operators—elite warriors and casters—are deployed to the frontlines under the command of the Doctor, a tactical genius and the neurological heart of Rhodes Island. Whether in the narrow alleyways of the Lungmen slums or the barren wastelands of the wild, Operators must hold the line against relentless waves of enemies. They establish defensive perimeters to protect the objective at all costs. If the line breaks and the enemy breaches the defense point, the mission fails. In this war of attrition, every deployment is calculated, every Art is a resource, and survival is never guaranteed.