<div align="center"><strong><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: andale mono;"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 24pt;">Pisces Character Sheet</span><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;"><em>Completed</em></span></span></strong></div><div class="floatleft"><table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td>    (https://i.pinimg.com/originals/9b/a8/a8/9ba8a85444c1547fb8802c487a17b89f.jpg)<br/><div align="center">Before</div></td></tr><tr><td>(https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/intermediary/f/9ad8fbc8-aee8-4e92-a04b-6abf7a036a51/d9ur9lm-d6759c10-d26c-4f77-8ce9-fadcb7a4068e.jpg/v1/fill/w_900,h_1056,q_70,strp/horoscope_series___pisces___by_sakimichan_d9ur9lm-fullview.jpg)<br/><div align="center">After</div></td></tr></tbody></table></div><strong>Name:</strong>Reseda Kai<br/><strong>Age:</strong>22<br/><strong>Sex:</strong>Female<br/><strong>Sexual preference:</strong>Bi Sexual<br/><strong>Spirit takeover:</strong>Pisces<br/><hr/><strong>Personality:</strong>Compassionate, Reseda could never turn down a person in need despite the trouble it had gotten her into. Loyal to a fault. Quiet, but thoughtful, she tends to not speak her mind but rather bottle it up until it becomes a hurricane, the torrent of anger rushing out like waves. Intelligent and resourceful, Reseda's upbringing had a lot to do with her instincts to survive, as well as her talent in the arts. She has a rather submissive personality, and tends to follow those she truly considers friends around. She forgives easily, and is prone to bouts of sadness.<br/><br/><strong>Likes:</strong>Music, Swimming, Dancing, Sweets, Spicy food, the color teal, spray painting, beaches, ice cream, games.<br/><br/><strong>Dislikes:</strong>Confrontation, Being alone, Tardiness, Messes, Rude people. Pink. Just the color pink. Heights/Falling. Vehicles of almost all kinds.<br/><br/><strong>History:</strong>When Reseda was a child, the Kai family had nothing but food on the table, a roof over their heads, and a car. A family of four, it was easy to forget that you were a child in the cold streets of the city when all you wanted to do was survive. Her older brother, Kellan, and her had worked under the table jobs to help their parents, and things were fine. That is, until Reseda's twelfth birthday. On the way home from school, her father had caught up to her on the way home and Reseda had happily hopped into the car. They chatted as he drove... and the next thing she knew, Reseda was opening her eyes to the sound of beeping and a white, blank ceiling. A woman entered the room, a surprised gasp escaping her as Reseda sat up and looked around.<br/><br/>A doctor rushed in moments after being called, to ask how she was and if she knew where she was. Yet... she had no idea who they were, or where she was. She learned, through the doctor and nurse, that she had been involved in a pretty bad car accident and she was lucky to be alive. Unfortunately, on their way home, her father, who wanted to rush home with her in tow to tell the family of a promotion he had received had been sideswiped by a drunk driver. The car was totaled, her memory was gone, and her father... dead. Reseda had emerged from the wreckage with injuries, yes, but she found the worse one upon her heart, unable to connect herself to the faces that wept when they saw her, relieved that she was even alive.<br/><br/>For the next few years, Reseda was a whole different person. It was difficult trying to remember who you were, and it felt like she was a stranger peering into someone else's life. Eventually she was able to recall certain information like her favorite color, her brother's name, her mother's favorite dessert, and even her favorite stuffed animal's name... However, anytime she tried to remember anything that included her father or the accident, she only gained a severe migraine. Unable to recall anything more than his voice shouting her name, Reseda was left with significant holes in her memory.<br/><br/>Determined to help others like her, and with a large settlement following a hard fought court case including the drunk driver, Reseda threw herself into school. They moved from their old apartment to a house outside the main city, and her brother always made sure to take care of her in their father's steed. She had top marks in all her classes, and Reseda even joined a few clubs wanting to make sure that she could at least try to get into a college so that she could work towards being a nurse similar to the ones that had helped her. Soothed her, and even befriended her when she had no idea what her own name was. But, she was not left without scars. Reseda grew to become wary of vehicles, preferring to walk places if she could, and even terrified of falling. The sensation of falling actually gave her the worst of migraines, likely due to her being thrown from the back of her father's car to the front from the impact.<br/><br/>However, when she graduated high school, Reseda's brother fell into the wrong crowd. He would often be out late, without word, and return home the next day with minor injuries. Reseda patched him up the best she could, but it was not long until she realized that he had started to grow resentful, blaming her for how he had turned out. If it wasn't for her and her stupid birthday, he wouldn't have had to work so hard. Eventually, it tore a rift between the siblings and he left, never to be heard from again. So, instead of going to nursing school, Reseda picked up a few jobs to help pay for bills. She studied on her own time, learning everything she could so that when she did go to college, she would be able to excel, but... she never went. While her memories of her past were still fractured, her future seemed no better. With the rise of college tuition, she had all but given up hope on actually going to college. It was as she was reading in the living room, her mother watching television for the New Year chime in, that she felt something strange. For a moment, her throat felt extremely dry. So dry, that it was almost insufferable. Excusing herself, she got up to head for the kitchen when she felt a frigid cold overcome her and her vision went white.<br/><br/>She dreamed of sunny beaches and crisp cool waves. Of diving under to see the world below, but instead of painful burning in her eyes and a muddled dark hue of the water, she saw everything clearly. Vibrant coral and reefs, brilliantly colored fish, and within the cold waters, she could hear what sounded like music. Gentle, calm tones lead her through the sea of wonder until she came across a figure. She felt a chilled warmth radiate from them as they spoke a few comforting words, their form nothing more than a glowing ice blue as they reached their hand out. Compelled, she reached out... When she awoke, her mother cried as she hugged her. Unable to actually speak, she gestured for water and gulped down three to four glasses before she felt right enough to talk. Her mother, Nadia, explained that she had passed out and sudden became cold to the touch. No matter what she did, she could not wake her, and then her body began to change. Curious to her changes, she asked her mother to help her along to the bathroom where she saw the physical changes in full form.<br/><br/>Her once mousey brown hair was gone, replaced with pure silvery white locks that reached her knees. Her ears were gone, replaced by these strange blue fins, and her face was adorned with blue markings. However, the strangest marking upon her face was that of the faintly glowing symbol of Pisces. Her skin tone shifted a shade lighter and from the edge of her tank top, she could see some blue shaded lines on her chest. Upon closer examination, she panicked as she realized that they were not scars but something more akin to<em>gills</em>. Desperate for some more water, she staggered her way to the bathroom where she filled the tub with water, lukewarm to cold, and undressed. It seemed that her changes were also hidden by her clothes. Around her hip line, there were sapphire blue scales protruding from her skin, fading back to her normal legs and she blinked at them. Had her dream not just been a dream? It was as she sunk herself into the bath water that she felt rejuvenated... and learned that she was not alone.<br/><br/>From the bath water had been bubbles. Curious, Reseda reached out to touch them when two heads popped out from the waters, nearly causing her to scream. They were fish, both a navy color, with what seemed to be a crystalline orb upon their skulls. That was where things<em>really</em>got strange. Since then, Reseda has been hiding her changes in every way possible, attempting to keep some what of a normal life as she tried to figure out just what was going on. However, when she tried to think back to the dream, she gained a heavy migraine and found that her memories of it were as shattered as her memory of her father. But just who had that been? And why was she suddenly able to do all this weird stuff? Someone, somewhere had to have the answers.<br/><br/><strong>Ons/Offs:</strong>Clicky (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=300739.0)<br/><hr/><strong>Powers:</strong><br/><ul class="bbc_list" style="list-style-type: decimal;"><li>Echolocation - Like dolphins, Reseda can use echolocation to both 'see' in darkened areas and to scout out areas underwater. While she could use it both in water and out of it, the range differs greatly. Out of water, where the sounds carry in the air, the distance is only within twenty feet. Were she in water, the range is up to three hundred feet; nearly half the distance of a dolphin's ability. <strong>[Current: Out of water is 10 feet; In water 100 feet | Potential: 30 feet out of water; 300 in water]</strong></li><li>Healing Waters - Water is a source of life, and with this, Reseda is able to heal wounds with water. She can summon an orb of water that glows a faint silver-blue and press it into a wound, regenerating and repairing cells within the body. <strong>[Current: Only able to heal small, non fatal woulds | Potential: Able to mend broken bones and potentially fatal wounds]</strong></li><li>Water Absorption and Bubble Shielding - The ability to create a water shield by absorbing waters from a living creature or body of water and storing it within themselves. This cannot hydrate the vessel, but rather help to create water when needed. Thus, it gives Reseda the ability to use her healing waters or create a ten foot diameter dome that shields the person (or people) within from an attack. After use, the vessel is drained of all of their energy, taking at least a week to recover before they can begin storing again. This also stops them from being able to use other abilities until they've at least rested for a few hours. <strong>[Current: Able to Absorb and use enough water to make a three foot in diameter bubble | Potential: 10 ft Diameter Bubble]</strong></li></ul><br/><strong>Power strengths:</strong><br/><ul class="bbc_list" style="list-style-type: decimal;"><li>Song of the sea — Reseda has gained the ability to communicate with all form of sea life; from fish to octopi, to mammals of the sea, she's gained the ability to both understand and speak to them. This often sounds like singing.</li><li>Calming Presence — Reseda exudes a natural aura that helps alleviate negative emotions within five feet of her. This soothing feeling is slightly enhanced through touch. </li><li>Pisces' Blessing — Once submerged in water, Reseda undergoes even more changes. Her lower half of her body, from the sapphire scales down, meld together and turn into a fish tail. This helps her maneuver in waters, gaining speeds similar to that of a sailfish. Due to this, her body has also adapted so that colder temperatures did not phase her, and of course she can breathe underwater with her strange gills.</li></ul><br/><strong>Power weakness:</strong><br/><ul class="bbc_list" style="list-style-type: decimal;"><li>Heights — One bad crash caused her to lose her memories, but it gave her the stomach churning sensation of falling. Reseda will panic should she ever feel like this, thus losing even more control over her powers.</li><li>Withdrawals — Due to her changes, Reseda must always have a large amount of water on hand to either drink or lay in. If she goes too long without some, she will begin to suffer withdrawals until she passes out.</li><li>Lifeline — Water heals the body, and for Reseda this is no different. However, should she sustain injuries, she cannot heal herself. Instead, she has to submerge herself in water for a minimum of a few hours to regenerate and repair herself. </li></ul>