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I wanted to draw up some revamped reference sheets of my OCs, and this is the first one I did lol

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Name: Aveza Deryn
Born: May 6, 1795; York, Upper Canada
Died: July 21, 1870; Toronto, Ontario (age 75)
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Aveza was born to an English father and a Shawnee mother in Upper Canada, thus giving her a love of multiple cultures right from the start. She lived a normal happy life until 1806, when her father was wrongly arrested and hanged. She and her mother fled town and went to the Davenport Homestead in Massachusetts, where Aveza was introduced to Connor and the Brotherhood which he led. Her mother explained that they were Assassins, and that Aveza’s father was hanged by their enemies: the Templars. Aveza readily volunteered to join the fight, and got to work on training.

Many of her earliest adventures involved assisting the Native Americans in their fight against the expansion of the United States. In 1811, she and her friend Arnold Bellamy travelled to Prophetstown to assist their fellow Assassins: Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa. After the town was tragically destroyed in the ensuing Battle of Tippecanoe, Tecumseh revealed that they were guarding a Precursor Temple underneath the area, and that they were searching for the Key. Aveza and Arnold gladly took up the search. The next few years were plagued by the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain. Aveza worked with all her friends to fight the Templars that were influencing the conflict, and managed to get inside the Temple by the end of the war in 1815.

She helped establish a new Assassin headquarters in Indianapolis in 1821, and later that year, she married Arnold in Montreal. She also reached the rank of Master Assassin that year. He first daughter, Connie, was born in 1823, and her second, Charlotte, was born in 1826. By 1831, she had become the official Mentor of the Canadian Assassins, with one of her first big missions being to have a journalist named Ludger Duvernay rescued from prison and recruited in 1832 so that he could help them fight the Templars that had taken the form of the Château Clique in Lower Canada. She also assisted with the Canadian Rebellions of 1837, and travelled to England in 1847 to help things stabilize when Master Assassin Ethan Frye abandoned the country.

She returned to the Americas in 1848, and she helped out one of her most beloved apprentices, Priscilla Spainhower, take down the Templars that were opposing the Reform Movement in the States. When the country broke out into the Civil War in the 1860s, Priscilla asked Aveza’s help in making sure many of the escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad were able to reach freedom in Canada. Aveza herself had to deal with the local politics of her own country, such as when the Canadian Confederation was formed in 1867. Her old age eventually caught up with her, and she passed away peacefully in her home in Toronto on July 21, 1870, with her family by her side.

Description

I wanted to draw up some revamped reference sheets of my OCs, and this is the first one I did lol

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Name: Aveza Deryn
Born: May 6, 1795; York, Upper Canada
Died: July 21, 1870; Toronto, Ontario (age 75)
Allegiance: Assassins

Bio: Aveza was born to an English father and a Shawnee mother in Upper Canada, thus giving her a love of multiple cultures right from the start. She lived a normal happy life until 1806, when her father was wrongly arrested and hanged. She and her mother fled town and went to the Davenport Homestead in Massachusetts, where Aveza was introduced to Connor and the Brotherhood which he led. Her mother explained that they were Assassins, and that Aveza’s father was hanged by their enemies: the Templars. Aveza readily volunteered to join the fight, and got to work on training.

Many of her earliest adventures involved assisting the Native Americans in their fight against the expansion of the United States. In 1811, she and her friend Arnold Bellamy travelled to Prophetstown to assist their fellow Assassins: Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa. After the town was tragically destroyed in the ensuing Battle of Tippecanoe, Tecumseh revealed that they were guarding a Precursor Temple underneath the area, and that they were searching for the Key. Aveza and Arnold gladly took up the search. The next few years were plagued by the War of 1812 between the United States and Great Britain. Aveza worked with all her friends to fight the Templars that were influencing the conflict, and managed to get inside the Temple by the end of the war in 1815.

She helped establish a new Assassin headquarters in Indianapolis in 1821, and later that year, she married Arnold in Montreal. She also reached the rank of Master Assassin that year. He first daughter, Connie, was born in 1823, and her second, Charlotte, was born in 1826. By 1831, she had become the official Mentor of the Canadian Assassins, with one of her first big missions being to have a journalist named Ludger Duvernay rescued from prison and recruited in 1832 so that he could help them fight the Templars that had taken the form of the Château Clique in Lower Canada. She also assisted with the Canadian Rebellions of 1837, and travelled to England in 1847 to help things stabilize when Master Assassin Ethan Frye abandoned the country.

She returned to the Americas in 1848, and she helped out one of her most beloved apprentices, Priscilla Spainhower, take down the Templars that were opposing the Reform Movement in the States. When the country broke out into the Civil War in the 1860s, Priscilla asked Aveza’s help in making sure many of the escaped slaves on the Underground Railroad were able to reach freedom in Canada. Aveza herself had to deal with the local politics of her own country, such as when the Canadian Confederation was formed in 1867. Her old age eventually caught up with her, and she passed away peacefully in her home in Toronto on July 21, 1870, with her family by her side.