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Name: Efren Canaan
Race: Human (??)
Age: 19
Height: 5’5” or 165 cm
Occupation: Earthran strategist and spy

Weapon: Twin blades, Pisces and Danaus. Flat, butcher knife-shaped blades that are short and small. Very light for easy carry. Occasionally uses small daggers.

Personality: Preferring to spy on generals than spend the day sleeping in, Efren is very dedicated to his cause. When not out in the field, Efren is friendly to anyone that talks with him. His bad habit is his severe sarcasm. If one were to say something stupid, Efren would immediately respond in the most sarcastic way possible, sometimes so convincingly sarcastic that the other may believe it to be the truth. Efren spends his free time studying military strategy in a library or practicing short sword and dagger techniques on wooden dummies. Efren gives off an inhuman feel, causing people to often doubt his claim to humanity.

Abilities: Agile and steady on his feet. Can jump from heights up to 70 ft onto solid ground from practicing his ‘rolling’ technique (which many find impossible). Good sword technique, though not the best, but he is continuously improving.

History: Efren was raised by his father near the Wind-cliff in Earthran territory, often pushed from it as a child by his father as a ‘test of courage’. Efren admits that this may have ‘jump-started’ his addiction to jumping from ridiculous heights. Efren refuses to talk about his mother who left him when he was an infant. His father taught him to live off the land and how to navigate the rough terrain of the cliffs. Efren’s father died on his 18th year. Under the impression that the only way to turn was to the war that was stirring, Efren enlisted and quickly became a leading strategist for the Earthran faction.

Likes: Jumping, sarcasm, heights, people with wings (but it won’t stop him from killing them), rabbits.

Dislikes: Water, people who rely on brute strength, dumb questions, slow paces, windows that are on the first floor of buildings.

Description
Thanks to *varrebeest for fixing the transparency!

Name: Efren Canaan
Race: Human (??)
Age: 19
Height: 5’5” or 165 cm
Occupation: Earthran strategist and spy

Weapon: Twin blades, Pisces and Danaus. Flat, butcher knife-shaped blades that are short and small. Very light for easy carry. Occasionally uses small daggers.

Personality: Preferring to spy on generals than spend the day sleeping in, Efren is very dedicated to his cause. When not out in the field, Efren is friendly to anyone that talks with him. His bad habit is his severe sarcasm. If one were to say something stupid, Efren would immediately respond in the most sarcastic way possible, sometimes so convincingly sarcastic that the other may believe it to be the truth. Efren spends his free time studying military strategy in a library or practicing short sword and dagger techniques on wooden dummies. Efren gives off an inhuman feel, causing people to often doubt his claim to humanity.

Abilities: Agile and steady on his feet. Can jump from heights up to 70 ft onto solid ground from practicing his ‘rolling’ technique (which many find impossible). Good sword technique, though not the best, but he is continuously improving.

History: Efren was raised by his father near the Wind-cliff in Earthran territory, often pushed from it as a child by his father as a ‘test of courage’. Efren admits that this may have ‘jump-started’ his addiction to jumping from ridiculous heights. Efren refuses to talk about his mother who left him when he was an infant. His father taught him to live off the land and how to navigate the rough terrain of the cliffs. Efren’s father died on his 18th year. Under the impression that the only way to turn was to the war that was stirring, Efren enlisted and quickly became a leading strategist for the Earthran faction.

Likes: Jumping, sarcasm, heights, people with wings (but it won’t stop him from killing them), rabbits.

Dislikes: Water, people who rely on brute strength, dumb questions, slow paces, windows that are on the first floor of buildings.