Sarina Aubeveron - White Mage of Light

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Interviewer: "Thank you for joining me, miss. I'll try to make this quick."

Sarina: "Yes, thank you for having me. And take as much time as you need, I'm not in any hurry."

Interviewer: "Could you describe yourself real quick? Just the basic stuff. Name, race, age, gender, classification, et cetera."

Sarina: "I suppose that won't hurt if you have common sense. My name is Sarina Marie Amelie Colette Aubeveron, or just Sarina Aubeveron. I'm a White Mage and the holder of the yellow crystal of the Warriors of Light. I won't disclose my actual age, but I'll say that I'm in my late 20s. I'm a human female from Cornaelia, and I ran a white magic clinic and worked as a private tutor there before I started adventuring."

Interviewer: "Thank you, that'll do. Now, could you describe your appearance? Body, hair, eyes, attire, that kind of stuff."

Sarina: "Certainly. In terms of body type, I'm fairly slender. Slender enough to where I can wrap my entire hand around my wrist. I'm around 172 centimeter in height. My... do I have to tell you everything about my body?"

Interviewer: "Only what you're comfortable with."

Sarina: "Well... screw it. My breasts are perky and just large enough to be noticeable even through my robes. Moving on, I have brown eyes that I've been told are pretty sharp and somewhat narrow as well as brown hair that goes down to about my shoulders. I have two locks on either side of my head that naturally fall in front of my ears. In terms of my attire, it's the standard White Mage robes, but with some modifications made. So... it's not standard at all. Underneath my robes, I have a black fitted shirt and black leggings for mobility as well as adventuring boots. Over that, I have a short-sleeved white button-up vest with a black and gold belt over my chest and a brown leather belt around my waist that I carry my hammer on. Now that I mention it, my hammer is named Mjolnir, me and the rest of the Warriors found it in the Mirage Tower and they gave it to me, since it isn't all too heavy and I need some offensive capabilities. It's one-handed and has a similar shape to a military-grade warhammer, albeit with a much shorter hilt to accomodate for the fact that it's meant to be a one-handed weapon. This means it has a sharp point on the backside of the hammer for piercing armour and a blunt head on the other side to deal damage. Moving on, I also have my robes. They're basic, pristine, white robes with my family's name embroidered on either side along the hood. Finally, I have eyewear in the form of circular-shaped glasses. While I can see without them, and I prefer to fight without them, Zazu told me they look good on me. And I... sort of took that to heart."

Interviewer: "Looks like someone's got a crush. But anyway, can you describe your personality? Tell me how you act, along with any likes and dislikes."

Sarina: "I suppose I'll pretend I didn't hear that first comment. In terms of personality, I've been described as stuck-up and irritable by Takaru, but I'd prefer the term 'fed up with his shit'. I like when things go peacefully, when I can sit in the back and heal and buff my party members. I punch like a baby, so my protection sort of takes priority if the team wants to be healed after a fight. In terms of my likes, I like buying new clothes when I have the money. I'm a big fan of looking good when I go out and do things, and I don't understand people like Takaru who always wear their armour and seldom wash it. I also enjoy the company of others who are as well-educated as I am, namely other mages. Even Black Mages, as taboo as that relationship is in the magic community. Though, I suppose that since there's both a White Mage and a Black Mage working together in my party, plus the increase in the number of Red Mages in the world, I suppose that prejudice should go away soon. Another thing I enjoy is learning. Any time I can't spend adventuring or shopping is usually spent in the library, where I read up on anything that interests me. As for dislikes, I hate people that feel entitled to my help. I'm healing my party members of my own volition, I'm not obligated to stitch up every minor cut you sustain within battle. Yes, I'm talking about Taka. I need to tell him so much that he needs to go rub some dirt on it, because I'm not wasting my mana on an entire Cure spell just to heal a little paper cut. I also hate pain, obviously. I don't think I need to explain. Bugs are another thing, I find it gross that those small critters can somehow outgrow the population of all intelligent life in this realm. The final noteworthy thing I hate is being dirty. I actually learned a basic levitation spell so I don't need to risk my outfit by stepping in mud or water. I can only hover about half a foot off of the ground, however."

Interviewer: "Alright, thanks. Usually, I'd ask you about your backstory here, but considering you seem to love your friends, I'll ask about them first. What do you think of your party members?"

Sarina: "My party members? Well, I suppose I'll start with Takaru, our knight. He's definitely my least favorite in the party. He's loud, insufferable, annoying, and often brainless to the expense of me and Zazu. However, it's no doubt that he's a valuable asset to the team, so I've taught myself to just suck it up and just threaten to not heal him if he annoys me too much. Although, I don't hate him, I just think he could do with learning how to interpret social cues, like when I don't want to be annoyed. Overall, he means well, but he's sort of a dick. Moving on, we have Chin, the monk. He's odd. In terms of the sociability of the party, I'd say the ranking is Taka, then me, then Zazu, and Chin at the bottom. Zazu's neurodivergent, so that says something. He speaks to others as little as possible, I'm surprised he hasn't taken a vow of silence. He's overall a very no-nonsense kind of person, and we honestly need someone like that on our party. He helps keep the rest of the party in check if we're about to do something stupid and his speed helps us a lot in fights. And then, there's Zazu, our Black Mage. Despite the long-standing prejudice between the two principles of magic, I think Zazu is my favorite. It may be the cause of my aforementioned enjoyment of educated people, or the fact that he seems so passionate when he talks about the things he likes. I... may or may not love him, but please don't tell him that. If he were to find out I love him, our hangouts would be so awkward. But that's about it in terms of my party. Oh, and before I forget, Takaru holds the red crystal, Chin holds the blue crystal, I hold the yellow crystal, and Zazu holds the green crystal."

Interviewer: "Thank you very much, Sarina. Now, could you tell me about your upbringing?"

Sarina: "I had a fairly peaceful childhood. I was born into the wealthy Aubeveron Family in Cornaelia as their first daughter in three generations. As such, I was spoiled more than I'd like to have been and given almost anything I desired. Except for genuine friends, at least. As such, after I finished my studies and graduated with a mastery in White Magic, I left my family for good and opened up my white magic clinic in the outskirts of the city. However, I had to leave when a mysterious yellow crystal appeared at my doorstep. I remember it very vividly. When I picked up the crystal, a message instantly flooded my brain. No words, no letters, no voice, just one simple demand: find the other three crystal bearers. Eventually, we met each other just outside Castle Cornaelia, and the rest is history. So far, on our quest, we started by saving Princess Sarah from the hands of Garland, the King's greatest swordsman who turned evil after the world fell into darkness. After that, construction on the bridge leading to the continent up north finished, so we went there and saved Pravoka from pirates who were terrorizing the city. The captain gave us his ship after we defeated his crew members and we used it to sail to Elfheim, where we found out their prince was cursed and put into a coma. I tried using my basic awakening spell that I use on most coma patients, but that didn't work. It turns out, the evil king, Astos, had stolen the crown of the Western Keep's king as well as a witch's crystal eye and put the prince into a coma. So, we retrieved the crown from a nearby marsh cave and brought it to the Western Keep's king, who turned out to be Astos himself. Obviously, we kicked his ass and took the crystal eye with us. We brought it the Matoya, the witch who had it before Astos stole it, and she gave us the Jolt Tonic that we used to save Elfheim's prince from eternal slumber. That about sums up my upbringing."

Interviewer: "Two more things. First, could you explain what kind of spells you have at your disposal?"

Sarina: "Of course. It's the basic White Magic spells. Strong, directed cures as well as weaker area heals, a spell that automatically blocks certain attacks called Blink, and a Protect spell to make my allies take less damage. The one spell that I have for offense is Dia, which allows me to incinerate hordes of undead in seconds without issue."

Interviewer: "And finally, since I'm not from this world, could you tell me about the magic system and how it works? I'm curious."

Sarina: "Well, as I've mentioned before, magic is divided into two main principles, White and Black Magic. White Magic is more focused on healing and buffing other people rather than actually dealing damage, while Black Magic is moreso focused on powerful elemental spells and debuffs. Spells are also categorized by levels ranging from one to eight, with Level One spells being the easiest to cast but also the weakest and Level Eight spells being the most strenuous to cast but also the strongest."

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