Tales of a Legacy (Tina's Plots)

I can't say one can make friends with this young woman that easily, but not to mean it's not impossible. Just that it may take some time before Tina considers someone a friend. It's not a matter of her being slow to trust as much as it is a matter of being emotionally careful. Half of her life is in the Empire's Navy, and she knows better than anyone that war is cruel, and will target whatever one cherishes. So can one really blame her for being cautious about who her friends are? But still, if one does befriend her, they can expect her to be one and to always lend a hand whenever they are in trouble.

First and foremost, the Guilds. Anyone associated with the Guilds are labeled as enemies and should be detained, if not killed outright. Tina blames them for the death of her father, as well as the deaths of all the fallen soldiers that fought in the current war. The moment she sees their symbol, rage takes hold of her. A hatred that has the same depth of a bottomless pit.

Secondly, the Rebels. She doesn't understand why they rebel against the Empire, which doesn't so much as anger her as much as it does irritate her, but even then she can only take so much. Tina took a sworn oath to the Empire and the Royal Family, and like her father before her, she plans to stand firm on that oath, no matter the cost. Even if it means striking down the very people she was supposed to protect.

An interesting subject here. She does put a lot of time in her work, enough to keep her swamped sometimes, but the idea of having a relationship crosses her mind every now and then. Even when asked amongst comrades and what friends she has, Tina normally pulls out the "I'm afraid my job doesn't allow me the time," card. However, she never says she doesn't want to. In fact, if she was ever given the chance, she'd likely go for it.

She's not canon, of that you already know. However, I do plan on this girl having a major role sometime in the near future. The daughter of a General with strong loyalty to the Empire amid a time of war and rebellion... Surely people would look into that, especially the Royal Family themselves, wouldn't you agree?