Post by Gabrielle on Jul 15, 2023 17:26:35 GMT -6
Name: Gabrielle
Alias: Battling Bard of Potidaea
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Species: Human
Alignment: Good
Date of Birth: Unknown
Place of Birth: Greece
Face Claim: Rene O'Connor
Pre-Existing or Original: Pre-existing
Special Abilities: None
Weapons: Sais
Chakram
History: Gabrielle was born in the days of ancient Greece and met a warrior by the name of Xena who she wished to travel with. Xena would eventually agree to have Gabrielle travel with her and the two became very close. Like soulmates. They been through everything together. Fighting the likes of Ares and Callisto. To those in Rome and all around the world.
One day Xena would sacrifice herself to make up for all the sins of her past and to finally earn redemption in Jappa. Gabrielle learned the pinch and how to wield the Chakram and then ventured off on her own with Xena's spirit by her side to the land of Egypt. However, it wasn't Egypt that would be her next designation. As a bright light overtook her and brought to the land of Jenesis.
Alias: Battling Bard of Potidaea
Age: 26
Gender: Female
Species: Human
Alignment: Good
Date of Birth: Unknown
Place of Birth: Greece
Face Claim: Rene O'Connor
Pre-Existing or Original: Pre-existing
Special Abilities: None
Weapons: Sais
Chakram
History: Gabrielle was born in the days of ancient Greece and met a warrior by the name of Xena who she wished to travel with. Xena would eventually agree to have Gabrielle travel with her and the two became very close. Like soulmates. They been through everything together. Fighting the likes of Ares and Callisto. To those in Rome and all around the world.
One day Xena would sacrifice herself to make up for all the sins of her past and to finally earn redemption in Jappa. Gabrielle learned the pinch and how to wield the Chakram and then ventured off on her own with Xena's spirit by her side to the land of Egypt. However, it wasn't Egypt that would be her next designation. As a bright light overtook her and brought to the land of Jenesis.
