Name: Roswitha Klausia
Hero/Villain Name: Die Verschlingen
Age: 16
Height: 6'7
Weight: 152
Appearance:
Power Source: Alien
History: Die Verschlingen is what they always came to see. The spectacle of spectacles. She was and currently still is what keeps people coming to the germanic circus. Having lived on her own since her sudden abandonment at the age of 6, she survived and had an oddly carefree life due strange nearly always positive personality....and by eating hobo's. Taken in by the ringmaster and owner of the circus, The Amazing Mr. Cheshire. She currently lives a carefree life at the circus as it's star attraction; "Die schön jugend Frau" capable of fitting anything into her mouth.
In her past she can recall having hundreds of brothers and sisters. Being born of a male and female scientist, she can recall a light brown skinned woman and her pale skinned father hailing her as the strongest "Esper", a word which she truly doesn't understand yet. She can also recall having an older brother whom always listened to her, never spoke, and never made fun of her like her other siblings who are long gone.
Hero/Villain Name: Die Verschlingen
Age: 16
Height: 6'7
Weight: 152
Appearance:
Power Source: Alien
History: Die Verschlingen is what they always came to see. The spectacle of spectacles. She was and currently still is what keeps people coming to the germanic circus. Having lived on her own since her sudden abandonment at the age of 6, she survived and had an oddly carefree life due strange nearly always positive personality....and by eating hobo's. Taken in by the ringmaster and owner of the circus, The Amazing Mr. Cheshire. She currently lives a carefree life at the circus as it's star attraction; "Die schön jugend Frau" capable of fitting anything into her mouth.
In her past she can recall having hundreds of brothers and sisters. Being born of a male and female scientist, she can recall a light brown skinned woman and her pale skinned father hailing her as the strongest "Esper", a word which she truly doesn't understand yet. She can also recall having an older brother whom always listened to her, never spoke, and never made fun of her like her other siblings who are long gone.
