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Shattering of Tranquility

Ciell CS

Pilot

Name: Ciell Macci

Age: 17

Home world: Tranquility

Appearance: A life dedicated to training has left Ciell with a lean, athletic form. An albino, her skin is chalk-white, her long hair a similar color, and her eyes holding a red-violet hue. She has a hard gaze and straight posture, like a soldier constantly at attention. Despite this, she’s prone to wearing civilian clothes when things are quiet, however no matter what the outer layer, she’s never without the form-fitting pilot suit below it all.

Personality: Cold and dismissive to anyone that isn’t her superior, compliant and dutiful to all others with an underlying layer of competitiveness beneath everything. Ciell makes a good soldier and little else. Though not prone to recreation, she took up dance in her early teens as an approved extracurricular exercise by her mother.

History: Ciell’s parents were exceptional pilots, with both the passion and skills to excel in their suits. However bad luck proved to be the stronger force when her father’s prototype mech malfunctioned, resulting in a detonation of its core and the death of both himself and the nearby scientists monitoring his run.
Shortly after, Ciell was born and her mother decided early on the girl was fated to be pilot. But unlike her father, she would not be dabbling in technology that she could not directly control, and thus she was relegated to the Paladin-class.
For years when she wasn’t running simulations, she was training under the iron fist of her mother’s regime. This worked until she was fifteen, when Ciell suffered a sudden and crippling anxiety attack whilst piloting. Psychologists were quick to point the finger at her mother’s harsh parenting, but Ciell claimed that the AI integration had been the source. With no agreed-upon cause, the girl was released and continued training without incident for the next two years, until present.

Mech

Planet of origin: Tranquility

Model: Paladin

Preferred weapon(s): The Mirror: An inward-curving field of visible magnetic energy that hovers close behind the mech and travels from one shoulder to the other. Upon activation the Mirror’s ideal function would be to draw an incoming projectile into one end of the field, use its momentum to slingshot it across to the other end and rocket it back towards the direction of origin. However, the Mirror is experimental, and in addition to being useable only in instantaneous bursts, the system as a whole has a chance to falter. In such cases, the projectile could burn up in the field, break away and travel in an unintended direction, or simply be unaffected and damage the mech directly. As well, the Mirror is only capable of reflecting projectiles from the front, attacks from the side/behind will be unaffected.

Mech Axe: A single-bladed energy axe, with a staff that runs roughly the height of the mech. The back of the blade as well as the end of the axe are equipped with boosters designed to propel swings against heavily armored targets for a chance at causing more damage, as well as adding to the Paladin-class mech’s inherent mobility.

Systems Package: No Upgrades Available

AI: Yes

AI name: Eckerd

AI personality: While originally designed to be a snappy and sarcastic unit, after Ciell’s incident two years prior, Eckerd’s core personality was overwritten. Now the AI serves the same managerial purposes, minus any and all emotion. As such, the AI/Pilot mental mesh turns Ciell’s mind into a veritable machine, capable of analyzing both the minute systems of her mech as well as the battlefield in perfect synchronization.

Shattering of Tranquility

Thanks! Will have a CS up shortly for inspection.

EDIT: approved CS

Ciell CS

Pilot

Name: Ciell Macci

Age: 17

Home world: Tranquility

Appearance: A life dedicated to training has left Ciell with a lean, athletic form. An albino, her skin is chalk-white, her long hair a similar color, and her eyes holding a red-violet hue. She has a hard gaze and straight posture, like a soldier constantly at attention. Despite this, she’s prone to wearing civilian clothes when things are quiet, however no matter what the outer layer, she’s never without the form-fitting pilot suit below it all.

Personality: Cold and dismissive to anyone that isn’t her superior, compliant and dutiful to all others with an underlying layer of competitiveness beneath everything. Ciell makes a good soldier and little else. Though not prone to recreation, she took up dance in her early teens as an approved extracurricular exercise by her mother.

History: Ciell’s parents were exceptional pilots, with both the passion and skills to excel in their suits. However bad luck proved to be the stronger force when her father’s prototype mech malfunctioned, resulting in a detonation of its core and the death of both himself and the nearby scientists monitoring his run.
Shortly after, Ciell was born and her mother decided early on the girl was fated to be pilot. But unlike her father, she would not be dabbling in technology that she could not directly control, and thus she was relegated to the Paladin-class.
For years when she wasn’t running simulations, she was training under the iron fist of her mother’s regime. This worked until she was fifteen, when Ciell suffered a sudden and crippling anxiety attack whilst piloting. Psychologists were quick to point the finger at her mother’s harsh parenting, but Ciell claimed that the AI integration had been the source. With no agreed-upon cause, the girl was released and continued training without incident for the next two years, until present.

Mech

Planet of origin: Tranquility

Model: Paladin

Preferred weapon(s): The Mirror: An inward-curving field of visible magnetic energy that hovers close behind the mech and travels from one shoulder to the other. Upon activation the Mirror’s ideal function would be to draw an incoming projectile into one end of the field, use its momentum to slingshot it across to the other end and rocket it back towards the direction of origin. However, the Mirror is experimental, and in addition to being useable only in instantaneous bursts, the system as a whole has a chance to falter. In such cases, the projectile could burn up in the field, break away and travel in an unintended direction, or simply be unaffected and damage the mech directly. As well, the Mirror is only capable of reflecting projectiles from the front, attacks from the side/behind will be unaffected.

Mech Axe: A single-bladed energy axe, with a staff that runs roughly the height of the mech. The back of the blade as well as the end of the axe are equipped with boosters designed to propel swings against heavily armored targets for a chance at causing more damage, as well as adding to the Paladin-class mech’s inherent mobility.

Systems Package: No Upgrades Available

AI: Yes

AI name: Eckerd

AI personality: While originally designed to be a snappy and sarcastic unit, after Ciell’s incident two years prior, Eckerd’s core personality was overwritten. Now the AI serves the same managerial purposes, minus any and all emotion. As such, the AI/Pilot mental mesh turns Ciell’s mind into a veritable machine, capable of analyzing both the minute systems of her mech as well as the battlefield in perfect synchronization.

Shattering of Tranquility

This looks very interesting! If there's another slot open, I'd love to join in.

~Gakuen Kill: Academy of Assassins~

Forget ex-Yakuza, forget ninjas from long-standing organisations, Katie is without a doubt the deadliest killer at the school.

RWBY AU;Heroes of a Different Story (Mission terminated. Wishing you all well.)

Will hop on later tonight!

~Gakuen Kill: Academy of Assassins~

Well, Jun wasted no time in getting friendly with the girl. Mashuka didn't mind though, in fact it seemed to instigate her departure even faster, which was A-Okay with him. Thus far he had no reason whatsoever to trust any of the staff or the psychotic students they charged with performing tasks. Even this girl, despite not being openly hostile, seemed more robotic than human. Was that normal? The director herself had been somewhat stiff on the podium too. Did becoming an assassin just drain a person of their energy? He crossed his fingers that such a fate wouldn't befall him, assuming he survived.

When the girl left Mashuka let out a sigh of relief. So it seemed that despite being a first-year, they were going to let him stay in the second-year dorms. Fine with him, he was perfectly fine rooming with the twins. Well, not "twins", but pretty close. Close enough for him to make the joke in his head, dammit.

"Flatmates then," he said, climbing onto the top bunk by the door. "Lucky me, bet I'll learn plenty living around upperclassmen."

Saibo: Cyborg Strike Force

-disregard-

~Gakuen Kill: Academy of Assassins~

Mashuka was quite surprised how alike Jun and this newcomer Leon looked. It did leave him feeling a bit guilty though, back when he'd run to England he'd had a hard time telling many of the locals apart at first glance as well. But there were enough subtle distinctions that made him confident he could tell them apart. What left him a bit on end was that Leon had said he'd had his eye on the room, which made Mashuka feel even less confident that this was the first year's dorm. How long would the school let him stay, he wondered. It could shape up to be a tremendous learning experience if he got to hang around upperclassmen.

"Bunk's all yours, I'll take any, they all look soft," he said with a chuckle.

Leon mentioned something along the lines of a twin act, and Mashuka looked between them once again. That might work, for what though he had no idea. It was too early to tell if they were the mischievous type, but he'd already put the idea of pranks out of his mind. He wasn't about to risk such an opportunity for purpose.

Then another student entered the room, one he was unfamiliar with. She sounded like a school authority, was she an upperclassmen or just staff? Either way he wasn't too fond of what she was saying. The students had to pay for the damages? That was ridiculous, the nutcase who'd done the damage was responsible for it, not them. Besides, he didn't have a stale penny to his name.

"Uhm, sorry, miss?" he stepped forward and offered a humble bow of the head. Was that the custom here? Oh well, it would do for now, respect was respect. "We didn't cause the damage to this room. There's another person, I guess she was in charge of initiation, she did this. You can't miss her, either, blonde hair, sharp teeth and absolutely out of her mind. These two didn't even show up until she was gone, they had less to do with it than I did, and I was just running away from her."

~Gakuen Kill: Academy of Assassins~

\oDo/ "friendships"!

RWBY AU;Heroes of a Different Story (Mission terminated. Wishing you all well.)

Got it, will be able to jump in here in a couple of hours.