Aura - Journey through TIme and Space

Might not be so well received. Though the character is largely reflective the many thoughts that seem to be coming and going through my head lately.

((This character is by no means an attempt to push anyone around, or be at all central to the RP. It is my bid to experiment with what ‘power’ is, and learn through testing, what my own mind is truly capable of forging in the way of abilities, and powers. She has her bars, and her restrictions that will prevent things from being an immediate cataclysm, should muster up the capacity to formulate such an event, and in any case, will not be raising much hell. She’s powerful, but That power is to be down played for the sake of plot. At any rate, her presence will be short lived, after which she’ll be another forum’s problem)).

Name: Venecia Bahl
Title: Shifter of Betwixt
Class: B Class

Skill:

Void Emergence - If one were to begin to delve into the element of Venecia, they would find themselves guiding through the realms of things that may or may not make sense at first. But that's just in the manner of practicality, as she's yet to really begin delving amongst the forces known to exist in the Void, which, given the nature of such a place, can potentially encompass any energy, and realities, of any kind that a person's mind could imagine, and the fluctuations of said manifestations. Though in a rather oxymoron-type of twist, the very force of Void encompasses not only existence, but inexistence to boot, though such unraveling forces have been deemed as taboo, and left just beyond Vene's ability to harness at the present moment.

Under the strict guidelines that have been set for her by the AMS, she is prohibited from utilizing the fullest extent of her potential. If she fails to adhere to these restrictions, under any circumstances, she will be automatically be labeled rogue, and hunted down by all available Aura users. And essentially, her aura signature has been 'tagged', such that they AMS will know when her limits have been broken, including breaking the tag. She is therefore restricted the use of the most innate and compressed of her abilities. She is permitted only to utilize her abilities within the reach of her personal spectrum, shifting and manipulating her immediate existence, and surrounding reality, and permeating said existence through her being as what might be called magic.

Pic/Description

Weapon:

Zhyriad - The name sort of just came to her after her powers began emerging from within her, though where exactly the name originates is unclear. But it’s not much of a necessity to rake over how the weapon got its name. What it’s called holds no weight, compared to what it does. So then on to the big question: What does it do? The in theory, the answer is as simple as tying a shoelace (you can do that, right?). Zhyriad is Venecia’s own little piece of the void, left upon her, mind, body, and spirit, and acting as an extension of, and compliment to her preexisting powers. Through it, she can channel the Voided realities and alterations, compressed into varying forms. The weapon has no real form, outside of a half transparent concentration, focused around her body, coexisting with, and melding into her aura.

Summoning Mantra – “Tee hee hee hee.”

Guardian Spirit: Zhyriad… To say that this being is a Guardian would be halfway towards being an error. While he, or actually, it, does lend itself to Venecia’s ongoing use, it is more parasitic than anything. Zhyriad appears to come in where Venecia falls short, succeeding where she has failed. It was this being that pulled her out of her coma five years ago, and graced her with her power. All the same, Zhyriad has been using her more than she has been using it; without Venecia, Zhyriad would falter from his place within the Earth plane, forced back into the Void until another unfortunate soul happened upon it. But for now, it is what’s in control of the show.

History: (As of 2015) Her earliest years of her past, long gone by the flow of time pushing her violently into her future, have left things uncertain. Five years prior to this day in age, she had fallen into a coma after an accident, and was hospitalized. The accident presumably left her parents for dead. In any case, they’re not around anymore to offer themselves as aid to their daughter. So it was within the walls of the hospital that her story really takes off. The coma had gripped her fully, and for a while, she felt as though she were drifting between things. Like falling in and out of a continuous hole, she was in perpetual shifting. Her minds, her soul, both were aimlessly wandering through what she had, for that time, referred to as The Crux.

But it would only last for the blink of an eye to her, or in the outside world, about a month’s time. It was then that the doctors, and nurses, had found themselves in need of a powerful decision. The girl that they had taken in a month ago was now taking up space in the ward. New patients, ones that had at least some hope of coming out of their ailments, had to be provided for. The girl was just taking up space in her bed, which could have been given to another person. The problem was that they might have to play the role of God in order to provide for those other. It was a conundrum, leaving them with the choice of which person would be spared, and which would be cast away.

After a few hours of a heated debate for and against the pulling of Venecia’s life support plug, they decide that such a decision was human, and ethical. They could set her free, as the head nurse had put it. They could give her to the heavens, and end her helpless lingering. After all, she had no family to speak of, and no known life outside of the hospital walls. And even so, that life was only a half-life, hanging in the balance. There was, they decided, no real point in letting a soul linger between life and death, just because of the fear of being labeled as inhumane by the furious ‘prolife,; sector of society. With the papers cleared, and a last check for family to the girl, they made their decision to unplug her, terminating her life.

But as fate would have it, she had her plans figured out well before they even made the decision. Coming out of the coma, The Crux now erased from memory, though imprinted more powerfully then ever within her, she fended off the flustered medical staff. Leaving the ward in shambles in a random spurt of power, she fled from the hospital, in search of nothing, and everything all together. She had no name that she could recall, and had only the mark of the hospital tag at the foot of her bed to tell her of it. It read “Venecia Bahl”, which was in fact the name of the nurse that had cared for her in her comatose state. Believing that name to be her own, the girl took it up for herself, and departed with naught but the hospital garments upon her skin.

Not long after she had escaped from hospitalization, she was confronted by the AMS, who had come across her in a peaceful state. Using sedatives, and taking advantage of her state of mind, the AMS drew her in, and brought her to their HQ. Again she would find herself awaking in the midst of a ward, this time, accompanied by an aura user. They tried their best to efficiently explain things to her, but most of it seemed to go through her ears, and out the other side of her head. Convinced that she’d never be true AMS material, they slotted her as a B Class, despite what power they had seen her to have, and left her to do office work, which wouldn’t lead her down a violent path. But now, five years later, things have been changing; she’s been changing. The authority sees this, and has opted to attempt to break through her mental insufficiencies, and turn her into a weapon.

For this, they have chosen to send her off on leave for a week, arranging for their agent, Zack, amongst others, to rectify what issues she has, and transform her into an ‘agent’ in her own right. Of course, Zack is yet unaware that these arrangements have been made.

Position: More of lackey, an assistant around the HQ, not truly fit for mainstream work, as she is deemed incapable of much else outside of looking pretty.

Personality: Venecia is one of those people that, for lack of any better way of putting it, isn’t always totally there. Her mind seems to exist as fragments of many others, like multiple strands of differing DNA, floating around in a vile. Each seeming mind conflicts, and contradicts at least one other that exists, and her moods are inconsistent at best. She can go from angry, to sad, from sad to happy, and from happy to just plain loopy even without the proper incentive. This sort of persona results in a multitude of non sequitur remarks, and random actions that tend to stray her out from the rest of her peers. It is this inconstancy that has caused her to be barred from normal work. Even through these fluctuations in persona, she maintains a certain naiveté about her, which, amongst other effects, leaves her somewhat impressionable, and willing to do anything she’s told to do, if the enticement is right.

 

Seems I've got a lot to react to. It'll happen tomorrowm if it would please the court. I'm REALLY tired right now.

 

Don't worry about it. Anywho, we gonna wait for our crazy friend, Insanity before we continue?

 

Totally missed Insanity's departure. Will try to get a post up by the end of the week.

 

Well, I know that now. Just saying I only just found out.

 

What the? Did I just see a hint of... Insanity??