Family Name: Hou Xiaohui Liánhuā*
Race: Ba-Shu
Date of Birth (DOB): July 31st, 1900**
Place of Birth: Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China***
Age: 35
Height: 5' 2"
Weight: 120 lbs
Hair Color: Black
Eye Color: Brown
Physical description: Xiaolian is a small, petite woman. She has a round, moon like face with mischievous almond shaped eyes. Her skin is a warm, pale, cream color which contrasts sharply with her naturally blue-black hair. She possesses an athletic build, but is by no means appears bulky.
Distinguishing marks: None
Citizenship: American
Religion: Unknown
Sexual Orientation: Asexual
Occupation: Research for Unseen World Council and MCU Specialist rank of Lieutenant
Family
Father: Hou Li Jun
Mother: Hu Yueru Diu
Sister: Hou Qihua Bo
Brother: Hou Zhang Wei
Personality[/font]
Xiaolian is aloof, brusque and business to the point of seeming cold when it comes to most things involving business. In her personal life, she seems to possess a very personable and likable disposition. Xiaolian can be mischievous and sarcastic, sometimes going as far as to say the thing that everyone is thinking.
Abilities
Psychic: Telepathy, precognition
Magical: Null/resistant.
Other: Guardian/Dragon of Heaven, possesses teleportation abilities beyond that of other Ratatoskr. Trained in the mandate of heaven, purification, and associated space-time magics associated with the Ba-Shu Guardians
History Forthcoming...
[hr]* Family names are often considered a person's true name and are rarely used or shared with others.
** Time for the Ba-Shu holds little meaning. There is a wheel of the year that is followed with proscribed rituals and celebrations, but dates and years are not often followed too closely. They are not illiterate, but there is no accurate measure of time to compare to their home plane vs that of humanity. It can be assumed that Xiaolian's birthdate is possibly closer to Summer of 934 AD, than July 1900.
***Village of "Lunghwa", Zhúlín Province, Heaven's Gate. The bamboo forest at the base of the world tree that guarded the gates of heaven, hell, and man. There were several large villages here, populated by families of the Ba-Shu that were in service to heaven.
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