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[i]Kazuki stands at 5’ 10 and weighs 160 lbs. Her figure is modest and skin color, a ghostly white.[/i]

[center][b]Name:[/b]
Oshita Kazuki[/center]

[center][b]Age:[/b] 
20[/center]

[center][b][u]Personality[/u][/b][/center]
To say she has a terrifying and commanding presence despite her loose lips and deceptively frail figure would be a fair way to sum up not only Kazuki’s personality, but her approach to life. She does not live to control or command those around her, but should she so desire, she can easily conquer those with a weak will or constitution. Plagued with destructive habits and an unusual disinterest in life, she tends to associate herself with the less fortunate or those who have a lower standing in society. She believes true success has to do with the mind, that meritocracy stands above all else, and that cockiness should be dealt with the monstrosity known as despair and failure. 

She loves to eat and play any sort of games. She doesn’t mind fooling around and wasting time as long as she enjoys the company of those she’s with.

[center][b]History[/b][/center]
By the time she left high school, Oshita Kazuki was a name that was respected by all those who know it. Be it basketball, soccer, or volleyball, she was an individual that never lost in anything she took seriously. She was born to dominate, someone that was trained to run down any obstacle that stood before her. Every team she was on made it to Nationals, whether they won or not varied from case to case. There was one thing that stood true throughout, however, it was always those who were considered the worse players in terms of skill and talent that succeeded when playing with Kazuki. 

Then poof, she disappeared from the sports scene just as quickly as she had appeared. The name Oshita Kazuki can only be found in old newspaper clippings and next to the high school sports’ records that she still holds.