Post by gantzgun74 on Jun 2, 2009 15:11:01 GMT -5
Full Name: Talim (Last name unknown)
Nicknames: The Wind Diety's consort
Age: 15
Height: 4 foot 7
Weight: Not telling
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Alliance: Good
Home: The Village of the Wind Deity, Samar (Nayong Anito ng Hangin), somewhere in the mountains of Asia.
Franchise: Soul Calibur (Most specifically Soul Calibur 2-4.)
Physical Description: A young girl somewhat short when compared to other warriors. She has raven black hair pulled into two pig-tails, with serene blue eyes, and usually has a calm expression on her face. She wears ceremonial clothes of her people's ancient 'Wind Dance' ritual, which consists of a Dark Green and white middriff shirt, tan white pants with a green belt, black shoes with white socks, and green shin guards, and a 'dreamcatcher pendant' hanging around her neck, and white, red, and green cloth armbands just below her elbows.
Weapons: Syi Salika & Loka Luha, a pair of tonfa-like weapons called Elbow Blades. Talim's people once used these in their ritualistic dances, thus making them more ritual items, then weapons. She uses them effectively as such though.
Abilities/Powers: Talim's field is street-fighting through and through. Her fighting style seems to mix together circular swings and her people's ritualistic dance moves.
Skills: Talim may be small in height but this is made up for, with her ability to move around at fast speeds, making her seem like a speed demon compared to other warriors.
Personality: Talim is a very caring individual, with the biggest hearts one can ever see. When she finds people in need, she'll more then likely do whatever it takes. Talim has a very passive personality as well, usually preffering not to fight, though she'll still fight if she absolutely has to.
History: In the Village of the Wind Deity, Samar (Nayong Anito ng Hangin), there lived a tribe of people who could control the winds. Talim was the granddaughter of this village's elder, Kalana, and daughter of its shaman, Lidi. Due to turmoil caused by the influences of Spanish and Portuguese culture, she was reared to be its last priestess (Babylan). The day that the Evil Seed spread across the world, Talim felt the winds, and an evil aura that devoured everything in its path surged into her body, causing her to lose consciousness for days. Years later, when Talim was fifteen years old, a man from the west brought with him a strange metal fragment, claiming it to be a vitality charm. Talim, however, recognized the evil energy as the same energy she had experienced years before and left on a journey, believing that if she were to return the fragment to its rightful place, peace would eventually be restored, despite the elders' misgivings.
Having collected several of the fragments, she eventually learned that the source of the evil energy was an evil sword called Soul Edge. Sensing another source of evil energy, Talim traveled to a mountain range. She arrived at a watermill, home to a group of children. One of them was ill and giving off the evil aura, so Talim stayed to tend to him. A young man named Hong Yun-seong arrived later as Talim grew accustomed to life in the watermill, also searching for clues regarding Soul Edge, and came to stay with Talim and the children. To heal the child, Talim came up with the idea of passing the evil energy through her own body and out into the wind. Though she tried to release the evil gradually, both the boy and Talim suffered. Talim finally decided to release all of the energy from within the boy into the wind at once. When the ritual ended, not a single remnant of evil energy was left in either of their bodies. In the instant that Talim had opened her heart, something had exorcised the evil energy.
She then left the watermill with Yun-seong and continued to search for Soul Edge in Soulcalibur IV. They met Seong Mi-na on their travels, and together she and Talim tried to convince Yun-seong of the dangers in attempting to attain Soul Edge's power. However, Yun-seong vanished the next day, leaving both of them worried but hoping he would make the right choice. The two parted ways: Mi-na to look for Yun-seong, while Talim carried on the search for Soul Edge alone.
Other: Talim is on Dimensional Island due to unknown circumstances, though she still continues to quest for the Soul Edge. She just may have found a lead to the cursed sword as well, finding out about a boy who may have a shard of Soul Edge in his possession...
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Nicknames: The Wind Diety's consort
Age: 15
Height: 4 foot 7
Weight: Not telling
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Alliance: Good
Home: The Village of the Wind Deity, Samar (Nayong Anito ng Hangin), somewhere in the mountains of Asia.
Franchise: Soul Calibur (Most specifically Soul Calibur 2-4.)
Physical Description: A young girl somewhat short when compared to other warriors. She has raven black hair pulled into two pig-tails, with serene blue eyes, and usually has a calm expression on her face. She wears ceremonial clothes of her people's ancient 'Wind Dance' ritual, which consists of a Dark Green and white middriff shirt, tan white pants with a green belt, black shoes with white socks, and green shin guards, and a 'dreamcatcher pendant' hanging around her neck, and white, red, and green cloth armbands just below her elbows.
Weapons: Syi Salika & Loka Luha, a pair of tonfa-like weapons called Elbow Blades. Talim's people once used these in their ritualistic dances, thus making them more ritual items, then weapons. She uses them effectively as such though.
Abilities/Powers: Talim's field is street-fighting through and through. Her fighting style seems to mix together circular swings and her people's ritualistic dance moves.
Skills: Talim may be small in height but this is made up for, with her ability to move around at fast speeds, making her seem like a speed demon compared to other warriors.
Personality: Talim is a very caring individual, with the biggest hearts one can ever see. When she finds people in need, she'll more then likely do whatever it takes. Talim has a very passive personality as well, usually preffering not to fight, though she'll still fight if she absolutely has to.
History: In the Village of the Wind Deity, Samar (Nayong Anito ng Hangin), there lived a tribe of people who could control the winds. Talim was the granddaughter of this village's elder, Kalana, and daughter of its shaman, Lidi. Due to turmoil caused by the influences of Spanish and Portuguese culture, she was reared to be its last priestess (Babylan). The day that the Evil Seed spread across the world, Talim felt the winds, and an evil aura that devoured everything in its path surged into her body, causing her to lose consciousness for days. Years later, when Talim was fifteen years old, a man from the west brought with him a strange metal fragment, claiming it to be a vitality charm. Talim, however, recognized the evil energy as the same energy she had experienced years before and left on a journey, believing that if she were to return the fragment to its rightful place, peace would eventually be restored, despite the elders' misgivings.
Having collected several of the fragments, she eventually learned that the source of the evil energy was an evil sword called Soul Edge. Sensing another source of evil energy, Talim traveled to a mountain range. She arrived at a watermill, home to a group of children. One of them was ill and giving off the evil aura, so Talim stayed to tend to him. A young man named Hong Yun-seong arrived later as Talim grew accustomed to life in the watermill, also searching for clues regarding Soul Edge, and came to stay with Talim and the children. To heal the child, Talim came up with the idea of passing the evil energy through her own body and out into the wind. Though she tried to release the evil gradually, both the boy and Talim suffered. Talim finally decided to release all of the energy from within the boy into the wind at once. When the ritual ended, not a single remnant of evil energy was left in either of their bodies. In the instant that Talim had opened her heart, something had exorcised the evil energy.
She then left the watermill with Yun-seong and continued to search for Soul Edge in Soulcalibur IV. They met Seong Mi-na on their travels, and together she and Talim tried to convince Yun-seong of the dangers in attempting to attain Soul Edge's power. However, Yun-seong vanished the next day, leaving both of them worried but hoping he would make the right choice. The two parted ways: Mi-na to look for Yun-seong, while Talim carried on the search for Soul Edge alone.
Other: Talim is on Dimensional Island due to unknown circumstances, though she still continues to quest for the Soul Edge. She just may have found a lead to the cursed sword as well, finding out about a boy who may have a shard of Soul Edge in his possession...
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