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Name: Trinity Rainsteppe
Age: 23
Birthday: May 7th
Magic: Energy Make - A powerful, old maker magic with many secrets and great power. It is as obtuse as it is useful. It is easy to waste magic power during formation, and finding a substitute energy to use as "material" goes a long way in conserving magic power. Each energy type has its own properties, however. Additionally, lacrima can be used as batteries.
Bard's Legerdemain - A performance magic, Bard's Legerdemain enables a mage to remotely manipulate musical instruments. It's only really useful to musically inclined mages, who can play remotely using this magic.
Requip - Trinity keeps camping supplies and some instruments in her requip space.
Magic Level: B
History: Trinity was born into a quiet life in the countryside, in a small village by a forest. Her father and mother were both mages who were too traditional and stubborn to fold into whatever was happening to Fiore's magical community. In response to their daughter's interest and aptitude, they taught her their magics. Eventually, they left Fiore, seeking a country with a more traditional community for mages.
    Once they did settle somewhere, after a time, Trinity decided that she wanted to see more. She'd been through several countries with her parents, in search of a new place to live. What other places were out there? As she grew older, the desire to see more grew. When she expressed the desire to her parents, they received her wish with supplies for the road. Her parents had, of course, seen the yearning in their daughter. They made her promise to return, to tell them where she'd gone, what she'd seen.
Personality: A young woman just trying to live a carefree life.
Guild and guild mark location: N/A
Team Members: N/A
Three Strengths: 
1. Musical
2. Mechanically inclined
3. Inventive 
Three Weaknesses: 
1. Squishy mage
2. Loves animals
3. Hesitant combatant
Appearance: [img]https://i.imgur.com/UN28mqT.jpeg[/img]
Additional Details: Her mother has a lot of nice heirlooms, for someone without an ancestry to speak of.
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