[@Mr Allen J]

Exactly. I ain't Lewdci for nothing.

Now then, onto srs bsn. I'll admit her backstory might seem a bit farfetched, but the initial idea is that she is a "feral child", or at least her origins were like one. Raised by wolves and what not. I'm mostly basing the intelligence of animals off Zwei, who if he is a "normal" dog, I figured other canine like creatures have a similar intelligence. At least good enough to let a human child live long enough in the wild for her to be found by humans. As for how she escaped the grimm, that's thanks to her parents. Much like Luna, her parents specialize in drawing agro/attention towards themselves, so after the father hid Luna away, he used his abilities to draw the grimm far away from Luna where she was soon found by regular animals.

As for her weapons, basically her weapons is her claws, barehands, etc. Again, it's to emphasis her more feral nature; unlike other hunters who [i]require[/i] weapons, Luna gets by with just what her body gives her. It helps that, as her image shows, she has claws and scales that make her hand-to-hand abilities more natural than your average human. Also in case it wasn't too obvious because I'm purposely dancing around it, her animal type for a Faunas is a dragon. Her semblance, once she achieves full power over it, allows her to take on a full dragon form. Her chain is simple a tool she uses to help her fight, as I intend for her to collect and use more weapons as the story goes on. Some cool, others simple, whatever really works.

Additionally I was a bit confused about Beacon myself. Initially I did write that she was now attending Beacon, but when I read over the first post again, it mentioned that it was already destroyed and Vale overrun. I was uncertain if that meant by the time my character is introduced into the story that she was part of Beacon prior to it's destruction, or if she would have arrived there from Mistral to ply her craft. At first it was the former, then I changed it to the latter, but I can always change that back.