The Pillar Members:
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Username: Vanilla_Haze
Name: Vanilla
Age: 18
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Position: "Co-commander" of The Pillar
Weapon: Twin katanas, homemade explosives
Bio: Vanilla is a tech wizard, and she has the heart of a soldier. Though she looks innocent, her eyes have seen the hell this time has brought and she works so no more will suffer. She rather likes the label of terrorist that the WOP has given them, though she believes they inflict more terror than The Pillar does. Much of her past she keeps hidden, but things point to the surface world on the Plate.
Name: Sayre Bloodsworth
Age: 18
Appearance: Sayre is a petite redhead with dangerous yellow eyes. She wears a black, 1930's style bomber jacket with a red and gold Phoenix emblazoned on the back, it also has several denotements of rank from a bygone war, and strangely a golden, ornate "A" at the top of each sleeve...the jacket has been visibly but tastefully altered to fit her small frame, but it is still long. Under her jacket she tends to wear a net top under a black T. She prefers to where dark, blue-jeans, encrusted with studs and with chains hanging off them. She rounds off her style with a pair of black boots and blood red shades.
Position: Sayre is a high ranking member of Pillar, she is a veteran of several raids against Ultra.
Weapon: Sayre prefers to use two standard 9mm pistols, but also likes dueling Uzis when the time calls for it...not to mention that she's a blast with explosives...((sorry, bad pun but I had to do it.))
Bio: Sayre is an orphan, left with an ageing Pillar member by a mother who was more concerned with keeping her own childhood instead of nurturing another's. She was turned to the streets at the age of eight after a fierce gun fight that left her guardian dead and her home in flames. She left her home to wonder the Slums with her only two real possessions, the old leather jacket that who ever dropped her off with, and the memory of the man who had shown up at the burning house while she hide in the dark, an older man in a dark red jacket with a high collar who had comforted her father until his death, the man who walked off in the night with tears, unaware of her presence.