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Character: Judith.
Series: Tales of Vesperia Character Age: 19.
Canon: Terca Lumireis is your average fantasy world. A huge empire known simply as The Empire, a vaguely communist alliance of guilds called The Union, and a helpful heaping of monsters roaming the country-side and forcing all humans to live inside cities protected by 'barriers' creates the scene. And from this setting springs a group of intrepid (mostly) young heroes who cook, gamble, and save the world from what may be the most obvious allegory for fossil fuels in a Tales of game yet.
The last member to join your party is the mysterious Judith. Despite her scantily clad state and rockin' bod, she's much more than just a pretty face. A member of the minority race of Terca Lumireis, the Kritya, she's a bit of an oddball when compared to the rest of her people. Instead of being withdrawn and bookish, Judy (as her friends call her) is outgoing, and has an almost frightening love of a good fight. Though she can seem distant to people when they first meet her, she's a reliable friend, and would do anything for those who are important to her. She also has a strong sense of justice, and hates to stand by without doing anything to help someone in need. Judith isn't one to dance around an issue, and can surprise people with how blunt she can be. An intelligent woman and good cook, she also enjoys a healthy dose of flirting. Sadly for the rest of the cast, it's mostly just to get a rise out of people- she'll take a nice bloodbath over a date any day.
Sample Post: You know, I don't usually exterminate monsters for other monsters. Most of the time they do that themselves, but I guess you are a little small for your species. Some people would say you were cheating, Mr. Gorilla, but who am I to judge. I'm the one who came all the way out here, after all, even if finding Seefud Swamp was unusually hard. Next time you might want to send better directions than 'over there' and 'in that general area'. But your home is very nice, I must say; the rotting corpses and pink water really brighten up the place! It's all very ... unique.
Wait, you want to change directions now? The way we were going seemed fine until a minute ago, before that strange music started. You shouldn't get so upset over it, it's not even that bad! Flailing around will probably just give us away to the enemy. Not that surprise attacks aren't fun, but I usually like to be on the side doing the surprising. There's no need for all the fuss, and if we do run into anything, I'll gladly take care of it for you. I don't know how much damage this 'Rick' can do by rolling around, but even if he is strong, that just makes it more fun. But we're wasting time here- I still have yet to see the Giganto Monster you were talking about.
Now, where are we going again? I got the jump to the left and a skip to the right part, but walking around with my hands on my hips all the time is a little tiring. I'm not saying I don't like it, I just think we're getting a little off track. Like when you're in the middle of writing something, and you don't know what else to put to make it have a higher word count, so you just start fluffing it with things that have little overall bearing on the outcome. Not that I've done that often, I certainly don't need any more 'padding' than I already have, but I've heard that it's a common tactic; for writers, anyway.
Oh, wait, I think I see it. You said it was an aquatic monster, didn't you? I can see the problem you were having with her, having such a long range with her tentacles and a constant form of retreat in her lake. I've got a few ideas with how to handle this, but if you have any suggestions- well, besides that one that you keep bringing up, maybe. Dressing down isn't my style, though I guess it can't hurt to try, even though it is a little tricky fighting with so much exposure. No, first I think I'll see if we girls can make an agreement on whether or not this battle's going to be armor-optional.
Hello, Marcy? Will you show me yours if I show you mine? ♥ voting went here at 92
Series: Tales of Vesperia Character Age: 19.
Canon: Terca Lumireis is your average fantasy world. A huge empire known simply as The Empire, a vaguely communist alliance of guilds called The Union, and a helpful heaping of monsters roaming the country-side and forcing all humans to live inside cities protected by 'barriers' creates the scene. And from this setting springs a group of intrepid (mostly) young heroes who cook, gamble, and save the world from what may be the most obvious allegory for fossil fuels in a Tales of game yet.
The last member to join your party is the mysterious Judith. Despite her scantily clad state and rockin' bod, she's much more than just a pretty face. A member of the minority race of Terca Lumireis, the Kritya, she's a bit of an oddball when compared to the rest of her people. Instead of being withdrawn and bookish, Judy (as her friends call her) is outgoing, and has an almost frightening love of a good fight. Though she can seem distant to people when they first meet her, she's a reliable friend, and would do anything for those who are important to her. She also has a strong sense of justice, and hates to stand by without doing anything to help someone in need. Judith isn't one to dance around an issue, and can surprise people with how blunt she can be. An intelligent woman and good cook, she also enjoys a healthy dose of flirting. Sadly for the rest of the cast, it's mostly just to get a rise out of people- she'll take a nice bloodbath over a date any day.
Sample Post: You know, I don't usually exterminate monsters for other monsters. Most of the time they do that themselves, but I guess you are a little small for your species. Some people would say you were cheating, Mr. Gorilla, but who am I to judge. I'm the one who came all the way out here, after all, even if finding Seefud Swamp was unusually hard. Next time you might want to send better directions than 'over there' and 'in that general area'. But your home is very nice, I must say; the rotting corpses and pink water really brighten up the place! It's all very ... unique.
Wait, you want to change directions now? The way we were going seemed fine until a minute ago, before that strange music started. You shouldn't get so upset over it, it's not even that bad! Flailing around will probably just give us away to the enemy. Not that surprise attacks aren't fun, but I usually like to be on the side doing the surprising. There's no need for all the fuss, and if we do run into anything, I'll gladly take care of it for you. I don't know how much damage this 'Rick' can do by rolling around, but even if he is strong, that just makes it more fun. But we're wasting time here- I still have yet to see the Giganto Monster you were talking about.
Now, where are we going again? I got the jump to the left and a skip to the right part, but walking around with my hands on my hips all the time is a little tiring. I'm not saying I don't like it, I just think we're getting a little off track. Like when you're in the middle of writing something, and you don't know what else to put to make it have a higher word count, so you just start fluffing it with things that have little overall bearing on the outcome. Not that I've done that often, I certainly don't need any more 'padding' than I already have, but I've heard that it's a common tactic; for writers, anyway.
Oh, wait, I think I see it. You said it was an aquatic monster, didn't you? I can see the problem you were having with her, having such a long range with her tentacles and a constant form of retreat in her lake. I've got a few ideas with how to handle this, but if you have any suggestions- well, besides that one that you keep bringing up, maybe. Dressing down isn't my style, though I guess it can't hurt to try, even though it is a little tricky fighting with so much exposure. No, first I think I'll see if we girls can make an agreement on whether or not this battle's going to be armor-optional.
Hello, Marcy? Will you show me yours if I show you mine? ♥ voting went here at 92