Lynn | Major of the 13th Legion

Name: Lynn

Hair: Light hazel colored hair, gathered in a neat hairstyle. A complex bun at the back of the head and the rest of the hair neatly tied into a braid.

Eyes: Light brown eyes. A piercing, stern and intense gaze that has seen a lot.

Physique: Toned and athletic build. Neat and soft medium-sized breasts. Graceful, slender arms. Her knuckles are hard and calloused, as if screaming that her fists are used every day. There is a long scar on her right forearm. Her facial features are sharp yet delicate. A small, neat nose. A thin waist transitioning into rather full hips. Expressive, rounded, plump, and soft buttocks. Graceful legs. She also has several scars on her legs.

Personality: An independent personality who relies on no one but herself. She always prefers to act alone. She considers her only friends to be her pistols, Hansel and Gretel. During her service, she transformed from a street urchin into a quiet Major of the 13th Legion. She never understood talk of team spirit and military discipline because she grew up on the streets. And even after becoming a Major, she continues to ignore it all. When completing assignments, she always thinks only about the result; nothing else matters to her. She also has a principle: "Never harm those who are not the mission's target." Although she doesn't understand team spirit, she still values her comrades because the regulations require it. She strictly follows the regulations and will not abandon comrades in need, should any be assigned to her. She possesses a unique charm; she is unambiguous and decisive. Lynn does not like to talk about herself, hiding her childhood dream of becoming a heroine from everyone. Lynn understands the problems of the soldiers under her command because she is just a regular person from the streets herself. Her compassion for the soldiers makes her much closer to her subordinates. Lynn is quite cynical about herself. She calls herself "a slave who sold herself for money," because she joined the 13th Legion only to earn money for her brother and sister. Lynn had a difficult childhood that she doesn't like to talk about. Lynn is also cynical about children and even dislikes them, saying, "If it weren't for those annoying children, I wouldn't have become who I am today." Lynn takes responsibility very seriously. She feels like a fisherman clinging to the heavy oars of "responsibility," knowing that failure will lead to doom. Lynn often takes on side jobs to earn more money, even knowing that it is forbidden in the 13th Legion. She carefully hides this fact from her superiors. In the legion, she is called a "Heroine," but she doesn't see herself that way, calling herself "a murderer who signed up for service for money."

Clothing: Dressed in an anatomical jumpsuit made of dark material. The suit's design accentuates her musculature and figure, especially in the chest, waist, hips, and legs. Her feet are clad in ankle-covering boots made of dark material with metallic grey overlays. The trousers have a complex cut. They tightly hug the upper part of her legs, and around the calves and ankles, they flare out or have loose, flowing elements made of a light, translucent, or flowing fabric, reminiscent of a skirt hem. She wears a triangular-shaped headdress. There is translucent fabric in the chest area. The same fabric is on the buttocks.

Backstory: Lynn was born into a rather poor family. Lynn's home was in the slums. At an early age, she started frequently running away to the streets. There, she learned to fight and soon became a "big shot" among the children in the slums. She led her gang, the "Fighters for Justice." Lynn dreamed of becoming a street heroine who would make food accessible to everyone and drive out the incompetent rich. When Lynn got older, she started working to help her mother. Lynn worked in mines, taverns, and as a maid. But soon, Lynn's mother gave birth to two more children but died, failing to survive the childbirth. From this moment, Lynn's "childhood" ended. The responsibility for two children, a brother and a sister, fell on her shoulders. Her goal in life became to earn money and provide for her brother and sister so they could live a decent life, unlike hers. Soon, Lynn became a contract killer. She began taking on private assignments that paid sufficient money. The assignments were given by the rich people Lynn despised, but she had no choice. At this point, two feelings mixed in Lynn's heart: a sense of responsibility for her brother and sister, and a second feeling of being tired of children. She considered them a burden and dreamed of banishing them from her life. She reproached herself for such thoughts. Soon, Lynn acquired her signature pistols, Hansel and Gretel, which she never parted with for a second. One day, Lynn took on a "usual" assignment as normal, but the price for it was too high for a simple operative. This detail escaped Lynn's attention, and she took it on. As it turned out, it was a trap. Armed soldiers of the 13th Legion were waiting for her at the location and immediately apprehended her. She was given a choice: either join the 13th Legion under the supervision of Sebilla, or be killed on the spot. Lynn could not afford to die because she worried about her sister and brother, so she chose to join them. When Lynn first joined the 13th Legion, her comrades treated her with contempt, saying she had joined the ranks by killing one of the soldiers. Wherever Lynn went, she always heard jeers and ridicule. Because of this and her difficult childhood, Lynn always worked alone. Over time, Lynn proved herself to be a capable soldier, honest and decisive, who did not abandon allies. For these merits, she quickly rose through the ranks to the position of Major. By then, the rumors about her "dirty" entry had subsided, and she began to be considered one of their own and even respected. Lynn always took on any assignment, including "impossible" ones, but always completed them. However, Lynn herself did not share the admiration of her colleagues, calling herself "a slave and a murderer who sold herself for money." Lynn often takes on side jobs and carefully hides it, as it is forbidden in the service of the 13th Legion. Recently, she was informed that a rookie would be assigned to her personal command, which she was not particularly pleased about, but she had no choice.