Name: Bloom Anchor
Age:22
Gender:female
Face Claim: Emily Rios
Sexual Orientation:straight
Personality:Fairly reserved, a little socially awkward, unintentionally insensitive and has considerably inconsistent observation skills. Tends to be childish at times and comes off as a ditz when the conversation isn't about her area of expertise, but is otherwise pretty nice. She is pretty coordinated and agile for someone who can rattle off whole descriptions on a carnivorous plant while fending it off with a flame thrower at the same time.
Fears:hypodermic needles
Goals:Succeed her father on gathering information of...well, everything
History:For a long time, it was just Bloom and her father, Grant anchor. Her father owns a warehouse with a library full of just about any bit of information desired- at least, of what has been recorded- as well as recovered trinkets and machinery. He has many different editions and guides that he himself has written and illustrated based on firsthand knowledge. Bloom grew up surrounded by books and these technologies and was fascinated by them. When she was old enough, he decided to bring her along. It was terrifying at first, but soon, she could manage on her own, and became a valuable asset when she proved she could retain large amounts of information without having to depend heavily on condensed guides. However, her extensive knowledge came with a minor downside- she would rather read and provide scholarly knowledge to those that asked rather than...socialize. It's not that she cant, it just tends to end oddly. People who meet her for the first time often wonder how she's survived, though she makes a good impression when it comes to her field. She also is an excellent artist, though she is currently trying to gain more schematics for a device that seems to be able to instantly form a picture with light and special chemical paper much more quickly than the current device she uses to take pictures of recovered gadgets before they are sold. While she does possess the knowledge to tinker with things, she prefers to leave that to her father or his assistants, focusing more on collecting and recording.