Chisara

About

Competent and reliable in the heat of battle—Chisara might seem rough-around-the-edges and a little brash at first glance, but underneath the occasional outburst and sassy remarks is a reaper who is damn good at navigating the Dead Hours and eliminating her foes.

Chisara is a force to be reckoned with and she knows it.

The reaper is a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to wielding different weapon types and has a record and kill streak to back up her confident claims. Some reapers are all bark and no bite, but Chisara can talk the talk and follow it up with one hell of a walk to boot.

The young woman takes an all-hands-on-deck, gun’s blazing approach to everything in the afterlife and is a highly independent and self-sufficient individual. Chisara prides herself in her ability to pack and punch and get things done, however she has a bit of a hero-complex. It might seem admirable at first glance, but she can be a bit too much of a martyr for her own good—to the point where it can be detrimental to her wellbeing and safety.

Chisara is more than willing to bear the weight of her burdens alone, even when it’s clearly too much for one person to deal with. The reaper has problems reaching out for help when she needs it, instead choosing to bottle up her negative emotions, but all things have a breaking point.

Chisara has a very “grit her teeth and bear it” approach when it comes to problems because she’d rather deal with the inevitable burnout by herself than admit she needs a helping hand to latch onto or a shoulder to lean on.

This inability to admit weakness and ask for assistance stems from an old wound Chisara no longer remembers, but even in the afterlife, the wound has festered instead of healed - and as a result - it’s a weakness she just can’t seem to overcome.

However, with Souka by her side, the reaper has been learning to be more open with her feelings and more willing to admit when her burdens become a little too much to bear.

Blurb by FoxofSpades