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[CENTER][b]Name[/b]: Lilian Leigh

[b]Age[/b]: 20

[b]Gender[/b]: Female

[b]Nationality[/b]: English

[b]Appearance[/b]:
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[b]Personality[/b]: Lily has an extremely sarcastic, smartass sense of humor and an uninhibited personality, often acting on whatever impulses occur to her, which leads to her frequently coming across as rude and abrasive. She is very extroverted, talking loudly and often whenever possible. She always tries to be straightforward with her intentions and hates people who manipulate others. Her social skills are excellent and she has an intuitive understanding of how other people think. When it comes to working with others, Lily is flexible and open-minded, always being the first one to suggest compromise. However, she lacks creativity, always focusing on finding straight-forward, efficient, and pragmatic solutions to problems rather than thinking outside of the box. She’s highly motivated and hard-working and hates sitting still for too long.

[b]Strengths[/b]: Lily has studied martial arts from a young age and is skilled in multiple styles. She’s also proficient and accurate with firearms, particularly pistols and rifles.

[b]Weaknesses[/b]: When it comes to problem-solving, Lily is fairly narrow-minded and has difficulty thinking up creative or unorthodox solutions to problems. She also has difficulty functioning and keeping her emotions in check on the battlefield due to her inexperience as a soldier.

[b]Equipment[/b]: A Beretta M9, an M16 rifle, and a combat knife

[b]Bio[/b]: Lily was born in Birmingham, England to a middle-class couple named James and Carol Leigh. Lily’s mother passed away due to illness when she was just a baby, and she was raised alone by her father. Growing up, Lily was very close to her father, but her father was always fervently against her desire to join the military when she came of age in hopes of making a difference with her life. The issue was rendered moot when, just before Lily turned eighteen, her father fell deathly ill. Lily chose to stay home and take care of her father as best she could. He lived for more than a year after that before finally passing away, at which point the grief-stricken Lily, feeling that she no longer had anything holding her back, finally enlisted in the army.[/CENTER]