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Name: Rima Omarah
Species: Sheikah
Gender: Female
Age: 19 (given that Sheikah have pretty much the same lifespan as humans)
Description: Rima is very tall, about 6’2 with deeply tanned skin and a burning red eye. Her hair is a snow white, but very short except for one singular ponytail wrapped in red ribbon falling from the back of her head to the middle of her back. Tied tightly in these ribbons are two sharp throwing knives. Another red ribbon also covers Rima’s right eye, for she lost the other one in a fight for her own survival. She also has very large tatas and three golden hoop earrings on her left ear. Rima usually wears two outfits, a work outfit and a recreational outfit.
Rima’s work outfit is a tight lavender body suit that covers everything from her neck down, except her hands. Over the suit, Rima wears a gray sleeveless robe that sinks down to her knees. On the front of the robe is the red eye of the Sheikah tribe. Rima also wears knee high gray boots over her suit. While working, Rima always wraps her hands in tight bandages, though she will give no reason for why she does this rather than wear gloves. Rima also takes care to cover most of her face with a gray cloth, everything from the nose down completely covered.
Rima’s recreational outfit is more relaxed than her work outfit. Her top is a sleeveless crop top style shirt that flays out just as it reaches her stomach. It’s a mix of her classic gray and lavender with the Sheikah eye on the front. She also wears a long lavender skirt that comes down just below her knees with a gray trim, finishing off with gray boots that come up to her mid-calf. She would not being wearing anything on her hands nor would she be carrying any weapons other than the two throwing knives in her hair, making her considerably more vulnerable in this outfit.
Personality: Rima is observant, quiet, and often regarded as emotionless. On the surface, Rima is the stereotypical image of a Sheikah, which is why many dismiss her as one dimensional. However, Rima has much more depth to her than one might think. Rima has several points that can draw emotions out of her quite easily. For example, starring or mentioning her tatas will draw quite a bit of fury from her, as Rima has had one too many people make an insensitive comment about her because of it. Rima also has somewhat of a maternal instinct, disregarding her own safety for the health and safety of others. However, Rima always puts the mission first and is not beyond leaving someone or many people behind to complete a mission. She is also not beyond killing an ally if it means personal advancement, as she has been trained to think this way. Her prefered method of combat is using stealth to take out as many opponents as possible before going up for the finishing close combat kills. Her throwing knives are her only form of long range weaponry, and she prefers it that way. She knows many techniques using a long extendable bo staff to disarm and disable opponents much larger and stronger than her. Truthfully, her favorite weapons are her long straight knives that she keeps strapped to her legs, but she’s been trained in all sorts of weapons, including chakras, archery, swords, etc. Thus, Rima is one of the worst people to get on the bad side of, since she is very lethal. Rima has a sort of bad impression when it comes to other people, especially males, so she will act somewhat guarded around others naturally. However, she is quick to open up if you don’t tick her off within the first five minutes, especially if you have a common goal to accomplish. Quite contrary to what she was always taught, Rima has always found that having allies at your side is the most ideal situation for taking out a target. Her opinion on the war is very simple, the king took away the very basis of the Sheikah culture, now she was going to take away the very basis of his head, aka his neck.
History: Rima grew up in the deserts surrounding Fay Oasis. She was one of the few females in her tribe to take up the more combative role of the Sheikah, but after the elders saw her break the bones of several boys in her tribe for picking on her friends, it was a no brainer that this was the role for her. Rima faced great pressures through this though, as being the only female, not only was she subject to many sexist jokes from her male counterparts, but there was also very few role models to look up to for her. None of them were living, and had not been living for hundreds of years. Rima also faced pressure from her family, as they were not accepting of her role, but pretended to be in the worst way possible. By that, they pretended to encourage her by pushing her way beyond her limits and often tried to use her failures as an excuse to have Rima return to the life of a normal girl. Of course, Rima never did stray, but it was difficult. Rima often wondered if this was the case in her tribe alone, or if other Sheikah tribes did the same. On another mission, Rima soon found her answer. While Rima was out servicing one of her first missions when she was just ten years old, she encountered another female Sheikah. They quickly bonded over the course of their mission, and the other Sheikah revealed that she was a member of a guild rather than a Sheikah tribe. She proposed, rather than returning to her tribe, Rima should join the Shadow Guild instead. And so she did.
Guild: Shadow. Rima tends to prefer magic to cloak herself in the shadows, so that no one can see, smell, or hear her coming when she tries to attack them. Rima also has a particular fondness for illusion type magics, ones that can distract guards or non-essentials.
Likes: Darkness, common goals, animals, and she’s a sucker for chocolate.
Dislikes: Being regarded as a one dimensional character, people trying to hold a conversation with her despite the fact that her face is up here and not down there, sexist jokes, other people hurting her friends, being distracted from the mission, and bananas.
Other: Did I totally steal a race from LoZ? Yes, yes I did. Also, Rima’s Sheikah friend is a NPC of sorts so she may pop up from time to time for dialogue purposes but unless I decide otherwise, she won’t be a major character.