Fiona

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Appearance
Standing a head taller than the average human, Fiona strikes an imposing figure. The fusion of powerful mystical biology within her has strengthened her form, improving her musculature while retaining a lithe, dexterous form. Her naturally aquamarine hair and twin tails taper to a striking red toward the tips. Her hair is partially tied back in a ponytail, the remaining fringe left to hang in front. Her right eye is a piercing crimson, while her left is blinded white by a past injury, a vicious scar from the incident marring the left side of her face. Further scarring can be seen sparsely covering the majority of her body, while her skin is fair and calloused. Fiona's posture is naturally aggressive, serving to give her a terrifyingly beautiful slenderness, despite her otherwise rugged appearance.

She dresses lightly, preferring clothing that shows off her scarring, while also allowing freedom of movement. Her right hand is adorned with a claw-like accessory, and she often wears thigh-high boots with weaponizable heels.

Personality
Within the ranks of Wolvengarde, Fiona is regarded mostly as a Wild Card. Her mood shifts as quickly as a fickle wind, and her emotions often run high. In battle, Fiona thrives. Her aggression becomes more focused, and her behavior shifts to that of a feral predator: cold, merciless, and exacting. She often torments or tortures her quarries, in a bid to show dominance and establish superiority, as well as to pervade bystanders with fear and respect. Many have described her behavior as that of a monster.

Outside the field of battle, her predatorial nature takes a different form. Rather than aggression, Fiona often exhibits a reclusive caution around others. She keeps a healthy distance from most other members of Wolvengarde, never speaking, and rarely engaging with them outside of official work. The only significant exception to this is Tron, as the android seems able to put Fiona at ease. Whenever Tron is present, Fiona is known to become friendlier and more receptive to social interaction, her bestial nature almost undetectable in such instances. Other notable exceptions are Kisu and Grimaldus, with whom Fiona shares a mutual respect, though they do not have the same effect of altering Fiona's outward behaviour.