Description & Relationships
Grace is a slender creature of average height. She's not physically impressive, but when she is around something commands attention. This is a woman used to being obeyed - or at the very least, being heard. More often than not, her hair is a multitude of shades, ranging from reds to blues to whites to even her natural platinum blond.
Relationships
Friends and Family
The Beloved
Stigmata (Shirou Kamui): Interestingly, he falls under this category as a responsibility that is slowly dawning on Grace. The first-name basis he requested was a beginning. He was her birth-brother, and as such, she is tied to him in a loose fashion.
Allies
The Comrades-at-Arms
Roswell (Max Evans): A kind enough person. Perhaps a little too nice, but she does appreciate his helpfulness. He would do better to start believing in magic.
Stoneface (Sam Vimes): Though gruff and a little naïve on the workings of the way of such beasts as the pink squid Bernard, Grace believes he will one day see the error of his ways and aid the Sphere in ridding itself of such a murderous nuisance.
Paladin (Cecil Harvey): He easily gained her goodwill by addressing her as 'my lady'. His name bothers her slightly, though she doesn't know it, because of her bias against physical combat.
Neutral
The Polite Term for 'Enemies'
Cara (Krile Baldesion): The woman that both misspelled 'mithril' and pointed out Grace's lack of worldview. She dislikes Cara for one reason alone: that she told her what a brat she was being about one letter difference.
Enemies
The Truly Distasteful
One day Grace will make some of these. Or view people as such.
Relationships
Friends and Family
The Beloved
Stigmata (Shirou Kamui): Interestingly, he falls under this category as a responsibility that is slowly dawning on Grace. The first-name basis he requested was a beginning. He was her birth-brother, and as such, she is tied to him in a loose fashion.
Allies
The Comrades-at-Arms
Roswell (Max Evans): A kind enough person. Perhaps a little too nice, but she does appreciate his helpfulness. He would do better to start believing in magic.
Stoneface (Sam Vimes): Though gruff and a little naïve on the workings of the way of such beasts as the pink squid Bernard, Grace believes he will one day see the error of his ways and aid the Sphere in ridding itself of such a murderous nuisance.
Paladin (Cecil Harvey): He easily gained her goodwill by addressing her as 'my lady'. His name bothers her slightly, though she doesn't know it, because of her bias against physical combat.
Neutral
The Polite Term for 'Enemies'
Cara (Krile Baldesion): The woman that both misspelled 'mithril' and pointed out Grace's lack of worldview. She dislikes Cara for one reason alone: that she told her what a brat she was being about one letter difference.
Enemies
The Truly Distasteful
One day Grace will make some of these. Or view people as such.