<br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><br/><strong>Character Image</strong> (http://robertjrgraham.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/warrior_female1.jpg)<br/><strong>Character name:</strong> Louise Ionna Galvenshire <br/><strong>Character age:</strong> 24<br/><br/><strong>Character description:</strong> <br/>5'9 and sturdy muscle tone. Louise has shoulder length hair cut to hide underneath a helmet when required. Her eyes are a bold amber. She carries herself as a soldier at all times, which makes subterfuge difficult. Her armor is modified from the standard coat of arms to fit her lighter frame, and allow for better movement than allowed her peers. <br/><br/>Personality wise, Louise lives up to her namesake: "The warrior". Tough and follows protocol, though she is known to 'adapt' protocol when a situation calls for it. She began her training at a very early age, so many forms of 'girlish silliness' elude her. Her first loyalty is always to the kingdom, first to even friends and kin. <br/><br/><strong>Character history:</strong><br/>Louise was the only child in a long line of knights. While it was not 'tradition' to have the females of the family fight, it was decided early that she would cease her training as a lady and begin the grueling task left to a knight's son. She did not miss cooking or learning to tend wounds in the least. She rather enjoyed bashing the boys' heads when they got into that stage of frogs and hair tugging. It would be nice to say that she took the rare privilege with grace and dignity... but in all honesty the freedom to take a direct approach to her problems made her a little terror. Every now and then a hint of a story of those wild times will make the woman cringe.<br/><br/>When she was of age, she joined the royal army where she tempered her skills. They were no mere squires and fools to toss about. She had to earn her respect in effort and discipline. The pressure to become an equal in the world of the sword is very demanding, particularly to the 'fairer sex.' The heavy demands pushed to become one of the upper tiers in her garrison. She had to find ways to make up for her shorter reach and other inconveniences.<br/><br/>Still, she was just one of many soldiers until the day of the festivals. While she did not win, the woman certainly gained the attention of a few eyes. Not least of which was the king, who took the time to commend her for her efforts in the competitions. She was honored by the recognition, but she never expected to be called to the king's throne room a half year later...<br/><br/><strong>Character skills:</strong> <br/><br/><em>Weapons and Hand Combat</em>: Short Sword and Arrow. She is also proficient with doubling her hunting knife as a weapon in confined spaces. While she is not an expert, she has discovered enough means to break a hold to leverage a larger enemy strike against them.<br/><br/><em>Animal Husbandry</em>: As a child of a knight, Louise has learned how to ride horses, train and manage hunting hounds, and handle a falcon. She is not intimidated by animals in the least.<br/><br/><em>Minor Wilderness Survival</em>: A soldier and Knight can live weeks or months out in the field. Her family is especially adept, given they train to not rely utterly on supply wagons and food stores. She can snare, fish and gather, and she always carries flint for a firestarter even in the midst of town. She is no medic, but she can splint a bone or close a wound long enough to give a poor soul a chance at seeing a healer.<br/><br/><br/><strong>Character On's and Off's:</strong><br/><br/><em>Ons</em>: <br/><br/>Equals or stronger/ Respect<br/>Experience/Intelligence<br/>Foreplay<br/>Touch<br/><br/><em>Offs</em>:<br/>Humiliation: She is likely to either pretend you do not exist or kick your teeth in with a steel toed boot. Whichever seems worth the effort.<br/>Control/Overdominating<br/>Subs<br/><br/><br/></span>