Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2009 9:38:51 GMT -7
((This is my past Inu-Yasha charrie.^^))
Name: Catherine.
Codename/Nickname: Catty.
Race: Half Cat Demon, Half Human.
Sex:Female.
Age:Apears to be 28.
Appearance
Weapon(s): A pink katana with strange powers, claws.
Vehicle(s):None.
Skills: Rather good at mixing medicinal herbs, treating wounds, gathering berrys and food.
Powers:Able to handle any holly objects, able to purify most evil.
Status: Its complicated.
Orientation: Unknown.
History: Catherine grew up in a well respected family, her mother was a demon lord of the North and her father was a powerfull priest. She was tricked by a demon named Naraku and had a child named Sheba, she ran away after giveing Sheba to a human family and then met Sesshomaru a dog demon, and fell in love but as soon as she realised she was pregnant again she ran off, fearing for Sesshomaru's and her unborn childs lives.
Personality:Very careing, will help anyone in trouble.
Quirks: a little air headed and trusts too easily.
Pets:None.
Home:Feudal Era Japan.
Occupation: None.
Name: Catherine.
Codename/Nickname: Catty.
Race: Half Cat Demon, Half Human.
Sex:Female.
Age:Apears to be 28.
Appearance
Weapon(s): A pink katana with strange powers, claws.
Vehicle(s):None.
Skills: Rather good at mixing medicinal herbs, treating wounds, gathering berrys and food.
Powers:Able to handle any holly objects, able to purify most evil.
Status: Its complicated.
Orientation: Unknown.
History: Catherine grew up in a well respected family, her mother was a demon lord of the North and her father was a powerfull priest. She was tricked by a demon named Naraku and had a child named Sheba, she ran away after giveing Sheba to a human family and then met Sesshomaru a dog demon, and fell in love but as soon as she realised she was pregnant again she ran off, fearing for Sesshomaru's and her unborn childs lives.
Personality:Very careing, will help anyone in trouble.
Quirks: a little air headed and trusts too easily.
Pets:None.
Home:Feudal Era Japan.
Occupation: None.
