Name: Jade Roth
Appearance: Long straight hair, black, and shines green and purple in the light. On each side, a few strands of purple and green reside. Eyes are violet-blue, and skin is ashen/grey. about 5'5 1/2, slim, and athletic.
Being: half human, a quarter demon, a quarter shapeshifter.
Talents: She can create forcefields, pass through walls, manipulate shadows, speak to animals, camouflage (General blending), telekinesis, and (if she concentrated hard enough), possess one's mind completely.
Interests: Art and English. Math for its logic.
Bio: Dark, depressed, and lonely. Her mother was part demon, and her father was a shapeshifter. Both have passed on. Deperately seeking the happy ending that her misfit parents found. Tries to look on the bright side whenever she feels that she's being too 'down'.
High school year: Sophomore
Age: 15 1/2
Likes and Dislikes: Books, outdoors, indoors, writing, sketching, and working with clay.
Misc: New-comer here.
Jade rushed through the seemingly empty halls, her blood rushing to her head, her quartz-and-emerald encrusted hairclip shifting about in her hair. She reflecting on her choice of clothing. A purple long-sleeve underneath a plain black knee-length cotton dress and black sandals. Way to not look Goth, Jade... She clenched her slowly slipping books closer to her chest, trying to keep them up, and failing miserably until she gave in and held them up by telekinesis, watching her books become encased with a misty-grey (And tinged with a little with magenta, a memento of her demon ancestry) magic. Desperately reading the tiny white letters engraved into squares of metal, searching for her english room, she felt completely alone.
Again.
It wasn't like it was the first time. Her parents had been part of a team of heroes, and because of their deaths, everyone, and their children, had turned on her. Her father had died defending her mother, who had died on the battlefield giving birth to her. The little bundle of misfortune.
Jade sighed with defeat, and turned back toward the office in hopes of finding a nice plump secretary who would show her the way, or at least give her a small map.
Walking quickly, she could feel the eyes of students in classrooms with open doors beating down on her like sunlight.
She didn't know anyone here. She had just arrived here on the gorunds during one of her meditating sessions, and apparently, according to a monk of similar ancestry, if that ever happened, it was a sign that the place was prominent on your path to...your destiny, your fate, whatever. So she had registered herself as an orphan, and landed herself a scholarship for her writing, and an unknown roommate. Jade had only thrown her bags into the room and picked up her schoolbooks from the office hurriedly, so she didn't even know if her roommate was messy.
She just hoped her life would brighten up from here on out.