Ember Red Timber
Ember has slightly tan skin and amber eyes. She has black hair that reaches just above her shoulder. She keeps half of her hair tied in a pony tail. Ember wears a red short-sleeved coat with fur edges. The right sleeve is shown to have been torn off. The right half of the jacket is covered with darker red flame patterns. She sports a fur arm band in her right arm. Three yellow rectangular buttons close up the coat. Underneath, she wears a black tank top. She wears black shorts with white rims on the bottom with a brown belt and brown colored boots. Her belt buckle is designed after her emblem. Ember is adventurous though due to her lone wolf persona, she tends to go on adventures alone. She has some trust issues especially towards strangers. …show more content…
Ember often keeps them retracted since she mostly fights hand to hand. The blades can split in the middle to form twin cross bows. Ember uses regular/dust infused magic magic arrows as ammo. She can also use the blade edge of her crossbow to slash down enemies if they get too close. The left blade is called Salvador Diva and the right blade is called Ignited …show more content…
Ember went to pick up the ball and returned it to the kids who thanked her and ran off to play somewhere else. Once she turned around, she realized her parents hadn't noticed she got left behind. She tried to find them and wandered around town until she ended up in an alley. A bandit (Unknown for now) approached her, faking to be a good Samaritan, and asked her to come along with him. Reminded of her parents words not to go with strangers, Ember refused to go. The bandit was beginning to lose patience and started becoming violent. Having forgotten her sword, she was left defenseless. Despite her knowledge of hand combat, her opponent proved to be to strong for her. He told her he was part of an infamous tribe, often attacking roaming mercenaries to loot them and kidnapping children to brainwash them. The unknown bandit started to strangle her so she can't tell anyone about him nor his tribe but her parents came in time to save
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