Tharja

Tharja is a mopey, dark, brooding, and moody Plegian dark mage with a jealous streak. She usually keeps to herself and chants disturbing hexes, but openly stalks whom she has an unhealthy interest. The one with the darkest thoughts. Born on April 2nd. Tharja is a reclusive woman and does not enjoy the company of most people. She is unaware of her own appeal to those attracted to her due to her figure and outfit, Tharja becomes quickly embarrassed when it is pointed out

Tharja is pale skinned with black eyes and long black hair with a small amount of it pulled up on the back of her head with a gold accessory. She wears a revealing outfit composed of a black leotard covering her torso. Over it she wears a dark, dull blue bikini top accented in gold with a matching, wrap skirt, along with a long flowing cape, gold accessories, and gold sandals.

Uninterested in wasting her life in the conflict between her nation and neighboring Ylisse, she instead allies with the Shepherds. She has a preoccupation with curses, often found chanting suspicious ones to herself when alone.

Tharja comes from a very long line of shamans and sorcerers, and has been learning the dark arts since a very young age. Her spells can have both positive and negative effects on the target. For example she can hex someone to either cure or cause a disease. She can communicate with the dead as well, using her body as a medium or divine someone's future with the use of a Manakete claw.

She has the nicest body in the army and the darkest thoughts.

Tharja has something of an obsession with her love; this obsession started the moment they crossed eyes and that she knew they were different.

Tharja follows her love around for the first week after she joined the Army, and takes note on every move they make, including how many books he reads daily, what he eats and how much he moves while sleeping.

This kind of dedication is exclusive towards her love, and she is usually very cold, sarcastic and even rude to others.

Despite all of this, Tharja's affection is rather one-sided