Age: 28
Gender: Female
Side: Barbarian
Appearance:
just bigger bust and slightly more mature. About six feet tall.Clothing: White hide top, black choker, leather gloves, iron pauldrons, a short skirt and boots. She wears a fur cloak in cold climate.
Weapon: A great sword about twice her size and a kukri.
Skills: Amata is fairly skilled with her greatsword and kukri. Like other barbarians she has enough strength to rip people apart with her bare hands. She is also a fairly good cook although not everything she makes looks appetizing to the average human.
Weaknesses: Amata has a hard time controlling her own strength unintentionally breaking hands in a handshake or even accidentally killing people or animals. She also has a hard time making friends because of a scariness factor and her disregard for the lives of living beings in general. They are all rather just playthings.
Personality: Even though Amata would love to have more friends, the fact that killing isnt a hard task for her mostly makes people avoid her as she can kill for food no matter if it is animal or human and she will first feel regret for it if it was a friend of a friend or someone she could have made friends with. Amata isnt exactly a dumb person, she is in fact the opposite. Yet she is less bound by human morals than others as good and evil are rather similar to her. If she become really attached to somebody, she will try really hard to be the best friend ever. Yet Amatas personality is sort of in a shell. The real Amata is not worth discovering.
Background: Amata was born in the Sky City to a smith and a powerful female soldier. The combination of the two made Amata a child with unusual strength. But at age 16, Amata saw her father get ridiculed by the townsfolk. It sort of made her angry. That day she killed eight townspeople in cold blood. She scared the rest as she did it so calmly and had no regrets. As a result, she was exiled and never allowed to return again. In her exile she found others like her and learned how to handle a weapon and read many books to make up for education she missed out on. She dreams of returning home.