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[i][b]Name:[/b] Keath Ross

[b]Age:[/b] Appears and claims to be 16 (The reason is complicated and will be explained in her background)

[b]Gender:[/b] Female

[b]Species/Race:[/b] Human

[b]Powers:[/b] Time-travelling. She closes her eyes and imagines a specific event in HER past (she can only travel through the time of her own experience), and---POOF!---she's there. Sometimes she does this subconsciously, so she looses track of the time, which causes her to re-live her past. This is how she keeps on living. 

[b]Weaknesses:[/b] If she stays in the past for too long, her memories of the present would be erased, and she’ll re-live the past again. She has trouble remembering dates and names of people who aren’t that close to her.

[b]Personality:[/b] She never shows her true emotions to anyone, not even her sister. She ignored the people who could possibly be her friend and despises people who pity her. She doesn’t talk much, but randomly gives good advices or answers when the situation would call for it. 

[b]Background:[/b] Orphaned two years ago, an uncle from her mother’s side took her in. He had two others sons, who hated her, because their father preferred her to them. It was cruel, really. Keath’s uncle would give her everything she wanted because she was special, while his biological sons would be given nothing. Despite being in a very wealthy family, they were forced to work around the house for their daily allowance. Because of this, Keath was often bullied. Every day she overlooked the torment they gave her, but every day, it only got worse. One time, when they were out on the beach for a family outing in which Keath got all the attention from her uncle, one of her cousins tried to drown her as they were swimming out in the deep waters. She was an excellent swimmer then, and fought her adversary with all her might. Everything happened so fast after that. She thought of her parents’ burial, the crowd waiting in line to pay their condolences, the relatives who came to console her. She thought of her father’s best friend, a rich businessman, who offered to look after her. He had been kind to her and her parents before the accident. When he was still an apprentice, he’d go to their house, bringing cakes and cookies, and talk all day with her father about work. 

She blinked. And here she was, back at the funeral with her father’s friend’s concerned face in front of her. He asked what was wrong. She told him it was nothing and immediately accepted his offer to take her in his care. She had twisted the puzzled pieces of her future---of everyone’s future.

That was the first time she had found out about her powers. Her parents, even her uncle, knew about it all along. Although she trusted her father’s friend, Mister Horacio Ross, she could never find it in her heart to burden him with the knowledge of something that was supposed to be impossible. Then, one day, as she was busy sorting out the mail, she found one letter addressed to her. She never had friends in any part of the world and, as far as she knew, her relatives never wrote to her all. 

She decided to take it up to her room and, once she got ahold of the letter opener, unfolded it. She read and reread it several times before the words made any sense. She was accepted. She was going to attend Athalia Academy for special people like her. 

[b]Study:[/b] Keath likes to be involved in classes that interest her and not bore her, so she is usually caught skipping classes. She surrounds herself with books, what with being afraid of sports. She plans to be in the one of the seats of the Student Body Government, specifically the Vice President’s.
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Uhm, I don't ALWAYS go online. On summer vacation, I go online alternately, or sometimes even twice a week. On school days, I go online once a week, because of certain academic reasons. Is my schedule reasonable and excusable enough so you won't "accidentally" erase my character?