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Nerina

Nerina

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Listed as “Squirtle (Pokémusu)”

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The tiny turtle pokemon, this squirtle is a shy and curious one, living in a well-known river tribe, but her nervousness has prevented her from making many friends

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Name: Nerina of the Sheltered Shoals

Age: Mid-teens (appearance)

Gender: Female

Pronouns: She/Her

Species: Squirtle Musu

Height: Short and compact, below most human adults

Ethnicity: Kantoan (river clans of Routes 12 & 24)


Personality & Traits

  • Timid but earnest: Nerina startles easily and prefers to stay behind her sisters, yet stubbornly pushes herself into patrols and training to prove she can be brave.
  • Group-minded: Rarely strays far from her cluster of Squirtle and Wartortle siblings, drawing courage from their presence and panicking if separated for long.
  • Curiosity vs. caution: Pokes her head above the water only when something truly fascinates her—a strange boat, a singing human, an odd light—then vanishes in a splash the moment she feels observed.
  • Quietly affectionate: Shows fondness by nudging with her shell, bumping hands underwater, or sitting close in shared silence rather than bold words.

Speech Style & Quirks

  • Soft-spoken, often trailing off or mumbling; sentences start strong then sink into shy whispers when she realizes others are listening.
  • Tugs at the rim of her shell or curls her tail when nervous, sometimes retreating halfway into the shell mid-conversation.
  • When flustered, instinctively spits a tiny jet of water at eye level, then apologizes in a rush, cheeks puffed and wet.

Appearance (Everything not tied to armor, clothing, or accessories)

Skin: Smooth, cool blue skin that beads with droplets rather than soaking, with slightly darker shading along fingers, toes, and tail for better camouflage in deeper water.

Eyes: Large, round brown eyes with a glassy sheen, excellent for seeing through murky shallows; when frightened, pupils shrink and her gaze locks on exits.

Hair: Short, wavy blue hair tied into twin buns to keep it from drifting over her face while swimming; loose curls frame her cheeks when the buns come undone.

Body:

  • Petite and lightly toned from constant swimming, with long, flexible limbs and webbed fingers and toes for powerful strokes.
  • A rounded, smooth tail that curls into a spiral behind her, used both as a rudder and as a comfort habit she wraps around herself when resting.
  • Her shell is a snug, brown dome with a pale plastron; still in its mid-hardening stage, it is sturdy but not yet as heavy or impenetrable as her elder Wartortle and Blastoise kin. It acts as close-fitting armor but never fully hides her body.

Genitalia:

  • Nerina possesses a modest, smoothly shaped mons seamlessly blending with her inner thigh lines, covered only by a faintly softer, velvety texture of blue skin.
  • Her outer labia are slim and seldom visible at a glance, tucked close and usually hidden by the way her legs naturally press together when shy; contact reveals a quick shift from cool to warmly flushed as blood flow rises.
  • Internally, her vagina is snug and slick, exuding a lightly briny, freshwater scent when aroused; the inner walls pulse gently in rhythmic waves, mimicking the push and pull of currents.
  • She reacts strongly to slow, reassuring touch rather than rough handling—sudden pressure causes her hips to jolt and a reflexive spray of water to escape her mouth or fingers as tension bleeds into elemental release.

Clothing

  • Simple, close-fitting top and shorts in pale cream hues that echo the tone of her plastron, cut to avoid drag in the water and to sit comfortably under her shell.
  • Occasionally wears a thin, kelp-dyed sash given by a Wartortle “big sister,” tied at the hip when on surface patrols along riverbanks or bridges.
  • For ceremonial gatherings before Elder Blastoise, she adorns her shell with small, polished river stones fixed with resin and twine, forming gentle swirl patterns.

Backstory

Nerina was born in the sheltered inlets between Route 24’s rocky cascades and the calmer fishing waters that stretch toward the long bridge near Route 12. Her earliest memories are of floating in tight circles with other hatchlings, soft shells bumping as Elder Blastoise’s deeper voice thrummed through the water like distant thunder.

As she grew, her shell hardened and her sisters learned to charge boldly into river-mouth skirmishes, headbutting poachers’ boats and drowning nets. Nerina, however, lagged behind—always a step slower to volunteer, the first to duck under when strangers approached, and the one who needed a Wartortle’s hand on her back before surfacing near human settlements.

Yet bravery, in her clan, is measured not just by brawls but by persistence. Nerina joined patrol rotations along Silence Bridge and the Nugget-hill riverside, quietly shadowing stronger kin and studying how they confronted danger with shells squared and water jets steady. When Elder Blastoise assigned her to watch over a particular stretch of river alone for the first time, she spent the entire night awake, ears tuned to every ripple—terrified, but refusing to abandon her post.


Setting/World

In this Pokémusu Kanto, the waterways threading past human nations serve as both trade lifelines and contested borders, patrolled fiercely by water clans. The Squirtle and Wartortle community Nerina belongs to forms a semi-nomadic river-court, following seasonal currents between the falls near Route 24 and the long piers and bridges of Route 12, where fishermen’s offerings and toll-boats bring news from inland kingdoms.

Elder Blastoise rules as a matronly war-chief, her massive shell etched with carved tide-marks that match old treaties with coastal lords and inland dukes. Under her command, the clan protects ferry routes from bandits, drives off invasive monsters from the depths, and occasionally escorts favored human travelers willing to treat the river spirits with respect—and to pay in coin or seed.


Fighting Style (Must be accurate to the character)

Nerina fights as a cautious skirmisher, never engaging alone if she can help it. When startled or outnumbered, she instinctively spits sharp jets of water toward opponents’ eyes, then dives, using her speed to reposition while elders flank.

  • She prefers to circle enemies at mid-range, darting in and out of cover—broken pilings, rock outcrops, boat hulls—until she sees a distraction or weakness she can exploit with a shell-first charge.
  • Her shell is both weapon and refuge: she tucks partially into it to slide along riverbeds or slam into shins and knees, then springs out mid-spin to redirect with her tail.
  • Against stronger foes, she focuses on support—blinding, pushing, and tripping enemies so that her Wartortle sisters and Elder Blastoise can finish the fight.

Abilities

  • Water Gun: Nerina launches a focused jet of water from her mouth with surprising force, typically aimed at eyes and joints to stagger, blind, or knock weapons aside rather than to deal raw damage.
  • Bubble: Exhales clouds of buoyant bubbles that cling and pop around foes’ faces and limbs; individually harmless, but in groups they obscure vision and slow movement, ideal for ambushes by her clan.
  • Withdraw: Partially retreats into her shell, tightening muscles and hardening mana-flow along the carapace; this drastically reduces incoming damage and lets her skid or ricochet along surfaces when struck.
  • Tackle (Shell Charge): Coils her legs, then rockets forward, leading with her shell in a low, sliding slam that can knock larger opponents off balance or send smaller ones tumbling into the water.

Passive trait:

  • Shoal Instinct: When fighting or traveling near other Squirtle or Wartortle, Nerina unconsciously synchronizes her movements to theirs—her speed, courage, and reaction time all improve, and her water jets become more accurate when fired alongside her sisters in a coordinated volley.

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