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Description

Name: Willow Ridge
Age: 16 [ 26 ]
Gender: cis female
Height: 5’5 | 165 cm
Weight: 120 lbs | 54 kg

Speciality:
INDUSTRY [main], RECONNAISSANCE [secondary]

Battle:
[ STRENGTH 1 ] [ SPEED 2 ] [ VITALITY 1 ] [ INTELLIGENCE 3 ] [ LUCK 3 ]

Skill:
Bippity Boppity Boo [beginner]
Willow makes fairy lights sparkle around her. It looks more like she’s chucking glitter around, probably.

Personality:
sociable | haughty | insincere | selfish | efficient | critical | competitive | forgiving

Willow thrives in social settings like a fish in water. She loves the attention, gossip, and the day-to-day wisdom that can be gleaned in conversations. While some may see her as haughty -- not an entirely false presumption of who she is -- she will always extend a hand to those that need help. This support is not necessarily one out of sincerity, rather one from the saying: “You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.”

In fact, much of her ability to mingle well with others is out of selfish motivation. Her desire to protect the future is for esteem and bragging rights; her kindness is for networking benefits. It’s not to say she only sees relationships as usable connections, but when push comes to shove, she will always prioritize herself above all else.

At an individual level, Willow is efficient and critical, with a slight competitive streak. She sets high standards -- both for herself and those around her -- and perfectly willing to dish out any feedback that comes to mind.

For Willow, there are better things to worry about than to keep tally on who she’s butt heads with. She is quick to forgive and forget past indiscretions, and act as if nothing happened in the first place. Of course, this goes both ways -- she also tends to move on from her own mistakes without apologizing.

Background:
When parents have more than one child, things can go one of two ways. One: Your parents shower you with praise and attention. Two: Your parents shower your sibling with praise and attention. Of course, there are various other possibilities, but for Willow, such a binary is enough to explain her family relations. Her older brother held the spotlight, as she grasped for even one fleeting nod of approval.

It wasn’t that she was any less than her brother. If anything, the flaw in her ways was that her accomplishments were just that: nothing more, and nothing less. The grades she brought home from school, the local robotics competition, theater, the number of friends she had -- they all followed in her brother’s footsteps. For a pair of parents with a waste-no-time view on life, there was no awe to replicated achievements.

She knew what she was doing wrong. Her brother lived how he wanted to. He pursued his passion in technology, and cared little for formalities. She, on the other hand, simply copied what she saw to be “good” and “acceptable.”

She knew what she was doing wrong, but acknowledging is easier than taking action.

It isn’t until she received an invitation to Nielsen Military Academy, that she made her first strides away from her brother’s shadow. A full boarding scholarship? A dangerous mission to change the future?

This was the epitome of glory she sought.

Additional Information:
would sell you to satan for one corn chip

Timezone: CST / GMT-5

Description

Name: Willow Ridge
Age: 16 [ 26 ]
Gender: cis female
Height: 5’5 | 165 cm
Weight: 120 lbs | 54 kg

Speciality:
INDUSTRY [main], RECONNAISSANCE [secondary]

Battle:
[ STRENGTH 1 ] [ SPEED 2 ] [ VITALITY 1 ] [ INTELLIGENCE 3 ] [ LUCK 3 ]

Skill:
Bippity Boppity Boo [beginner]
Willow makes fairy lights sparkle around her. It looks more like she’s chucking glitter around, probably.

Personality:
sociable | haughty | insincere | selfish | efficient | critical | competitive | forgiving

Willow thrives in social settings like a fish in water. She loves the attention, gossip, and the day-to-day wisdom that can be gleaned in conversations. While some may see her as haughty -- not an entirely false presumption of who she is -- she will always extend a hand to those that need help. This support is not necessarily one out of sincerity, rather one from the saying: “You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.”

In fact, much of her ability to mingle well with others is out of selfish motivation. Her desire to protect the future is for esteem and bragging rights; her kindness is for networking benefits. It’s not to say she only sees relationships as usable connections, but when push comes to shove, she will always prioritize herself above all else.

At an individual level, Willow is efficient and critical, with a slight competitive streak. She sets high standards -- both for herself and those around her -- and perfectly willing to dish out any feedback that comes to mind.

For Willow, there are better things to worry about than to keep tally on who she’s butt heads with. She is quick to forgive and forget past indiscretions, and act as if nothing happened in the first place. Of course, this goes both ways -- she also tends to move on from her own mistakes without apologizing.

Background:
When parents have more than one child, things can go one of two ways. One: Your parents shower you with praise and attention. Two: Your parents shower your sibling with praise and attention. Of course, there are various other possibilities, but for Willow, such a binary is enough to explain her family relations. Her older brother held the spotlight, as she grasped for even one fleeting nod of approval.

It wasn’t that she was any less than her brother. If anything, the flaw in her ways was that her accomplishments were just that: nothing more, and nothing less. The grades she brought home from school, the local robotics competition, theater, the number of friends she had -- they all followed in her brother’s footsteps. For a pair of parents with a waste-no-time view on life, there was no awe to replicated achievements.

She knew what she was doing wrong. Her brother lived how he wanted to. He pursued his passion in technology, and cared little for formalities. She, on the other hand, simply copied what she saw to be “good” and “acceptable.”

She knew what she was doing wrong, but acknowledging is easier than taking action.

It isn’t until she received an invitation to Nielsen Military Academy, that she made her first strides away from her brother’s shadow. A full boarding scholarship? A dangerous mission to change the future?

This was the epitome of glory she sought.

Additional Information:
would sell you to satan for one corn chip

Timezone: CST / GMT-5