"They call me... Smithy" A decent woman of her mid twenties. Good but not always within the law...
The woman was a mystery. She had a dangerous but trust-worthy and reliable sense about her. She wasn't one for dressing like a lady, or normally for that matter, which reflected her personality. She wasn't a bad person, but she wasn't always so well mannered or inside the law depending on her mood, or the atmosphere. To some she might act flirtatious, to others absent, to most confused with how to socialize. She may be after a companion, or just playing around for her own amusement. She would sometimes keep to herself, and at other times causes a scene. Her actions were unpredictable to those who didn't know her, and since she travelled alone, that was everyone. She'd never made a friend, she'd lusted but she'd never loved, and never kept in touch. Though no one knew it she was capable of complete devotion to any cause she wished to take on. Extremly stubborn, and refuses to be controlled in any form. Oh but now I'm rambling, much like Smithy does herself. Though with her slang, which when drunk is rather heavy, she enjoys the surprize on people's faces when she speaks with nobility and high-class english which she has aquired through her love of books and poetry.
In a black leather bag she keeps her jacket. Concealed upon her belt sits a Long-bladed dagger, it's hilt shone of silver and it glinted on the blue gems that encrusted it. She'd not lawfully come upon it either. Also on the belt was an old styled pistol that was worn with age. She liked the older days and cherished any artefect that she found of it.
Her past was a mystery concealed to even her. At the age of 17, or what she took to be 17 she awoke in an alley with no recelection of her past. She made her own name, Telebora Forsythe, from bits and peices of words she'd read along her way, but she picked up the nickname Smith, or Smithy for herself. Miss Smith was what she'd call herself when at the wrong end of the law, or about to be. As she grew she wandered on, her fighting skills came natrually and discovered when attacked at random, or when fighting her way out of a brawl. Women she met called her crazy, and she'd never tire of hearing them say "That woman is not quite right." and while some men would steer clear, other followed her step by step.