Eve Lebenstein [Magus] [APPROVED, 4-1++]

» Name: Eve Lebenstein
» Titles: None
» Age: 300
» Gender/Sex: Female
» Origin: Eve's origin while not yet known properly to her, is the origin of evolution - in other words, the predetermined ability to imrpove with every moment of ones existence. Uniquely powerful, it can only be accessed and known to someone who has a desire to seek improvement. In terms of pure potential alone, a peak version of Eve would no doubt rival even some of the strongest spellcasters of her kind, if given the neccesary tools.

» Kingdom: West
» Affiliation/Rank: Would have to work this out with Tsubine, but she is affiliated with Johan under his reign.

» True Appearance Description: In a word, eve's countenance can be described as angelic in nature, in spite of the wounds on specific parts of her body(as a result of her torture).
The first definable trait in her appearance is the elegant length of her blonde hair, extending to as far as her waist. In the words of her soldiers, her hair is so graceful that one may think it mere illusion rather than a physical entity. One peculiar part of her hair that may get lost in viewing her apperance is a single strand that always hangs at the top of her head. Like a small plant, it always sprouts up, no matter what Eve fashions her hair into. This leads to lots of heclking by her sister.

Emerald orbs, possessing naught else but love and compassion, are the next feature that captivates the senses. Her eyes always appear to have a bright glow of hope and excitement. Her admirers claim that her eyes have to the ability to quell the hearts of men but there is no factual evidence to this claim. It is however, not too out of the realm of possibility to say that her eyes do possess an adorable hint of persuasiveness when she finds it necessary, but it hardly falls under any form of seduction. It's simply the charm of her gaze that one could describe as spellbinding.

In physical body, Eve is very well-developed. Her legs and arms are par the course for most normal women, so she isn't neccesarily proportioned in any correct manner. Even though it embarasses the maiden to no end, what really may more often than not catch the attention of others---is the size of her clevage. Even though they may not be abnormally large, her breasts are still nevertheless huge. In the words of her sister as well as some of the more perverse soldiers, Eve has milk mounds, or her sister's favorite word to describe them, "cow-tits." Much to her chagrin, her breast size garners unwanted attention, to say nothing of the eventual backpain that shall befall her...

However, for all the positives listed, there is one feature that Eve wished would go unnoticed, moreso than her breast size. There is a jagged scar around her entire neck, where her throat is located. Appearing to be stiched, albeit in a poor manner, it is a scar she suffered while being tortured during the period of riot in the Western Kingdom. She was nearly decapitated, but due to the nature of her natural origin, she miraculously survived.

However, while her origin healed the wound, it did not neccesarily remove the scar on her neck. In most cases, she may hide it with a choker, as to avoid attention but among those closest to her, she has no qualms in walking with it in full view. She has never been ashamed of it.



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» Personality:

Eve is the epitome of the phrase "heart worn on sleeves". Her emotions hold no deception. Though it may sound clichéd to the cynical, the multitude of her emotions often manifest in the form of unbounded love and heartfelt compassion. Even so, when you think of it that way, there would still be some skepticism to be found in the description. In a world where warriors of divine might do battle across the universe, vying for dominion over the other, with countries and cities ravished in their wake, the notion of a loving heart is foreign - indeed, love ought not to exist in such a realm of neverending chaos; yet there is no falsity in the way she exhibits her angelic kindness.

She will not give out gifts in a bid to show how charitable she is, finding such a method hollow and disingenuous. She understands on a deeper level that those acts can be seen as a form of pity depending on the perception. She won't even hand out an empty compliment to make anyone feel better. She will not lie to avoid the truth of the matter even if you want her to.

Eve is the person that will say what needs to be said. Adelheid once described her as a "Loveably adorable hard-ass". Acting much like a disappointed mother would to her child, Eve will tell you what you did wrong so that you can make it right.
To her, she wants to see everyone achieve their highest potential and happiness in life. That is the epitome of her ideal. Is she generous? Yes.

There isn't a time you won't see her cooking meals for soldiers, assist the handmaids of the castle with cleaning, and pick out flowers for her sister(even though she never accepts them). Will she compliment you? Undeniably so. She won't be deceitful, however. She does not possess that attribute in her heart. Deluding someone into false belief is no different than ridiculing them in their current predicament. It cheapens a relationship to the point of deterioration, wherein the person is lulled into a false sense of blamelessness from their situation. Eve won't be the type to judge anyone but she will tell them her opinion if she feels it is necessary in that moment.


Though it may be fruitless venturing to find something that makes her tick, one peeve is when people takes her for granted when it comes to the cruelty of human nature. One would suppose that such a cherubic soul would detest the thought of witnessing brutal events before their eyes yet Eve has long since resigned herself to being someone who can handle such violence.


As a Magus who spends her time healing soldiers, she would hardly have made it where she has today without at least witnessing some act of tyranny.

She knows how detestable men and women can be from firsthand experience, having been a victim of it herself in a rural village in the west. Even as spirits, she knows that even the Sugiura have emotions not too dissimilar from those of humans.

There are those who are prideful, those who deal politics, those who adore literature and arts, and those who fight in the name of a cause in order to seek glory, no matter how questionable the motive may be. She has long since steeled herself to that unequivocal truth. She might tease about how blunt someone is, but has the utmost respect for them precisely because they waste no time in expressing their feelings.





» Likes: Flowers. Gardens. Nature. Fairy-Tales. Romance literature. Ice-cream(this is love, not a like. She ADORES Ice-cream) human culture(the good parts). Western culture. Courage and compassion of warriors. Compassionate people.


» Dislikes: Even though Eve has long since steeled herself to the violence of man, it does nothing to dispell her distaste for violence. Violence is what she dislikes, in fact, she outright despises it. She understands the need for war, understands that in some cases, it moves along the evolution of civilization. She knows that a world without war or even some form of chaos would become stagnant and die out. But she detests the brutality of war. Rape, decaptiation, humiliation, defilement, debased honor, and the result of what the defeated and the victorious must endure once those wars have ended - she despises it all.






» History



Born in a rural village within the West, Eve Lebenstein experienced a relatively normal life, free of worry and the turmoil of war. Born in the era of the Leonhardt, when Arturia and her family were at their finest pinnacle of glory. As she was a commoner who had no permission to roam around castle walls, she had never met or witnessed any of them within her village.

Even though the east were quite relaxed in who they allowed and accepted into their castle, the western advisors were far more strict in matters concerning their own rulers. Leonhardt were royalty---commoners like herself had no place within the presence of such prestigious individuals. Truth be told, Eve never possessed much of a curiosity to meet with them, wholly content with her mundane lot in life.

She was the youngest sister of two. Adelheid Lebenstein and Eve Lebenstein. Two vastly differing personalities. If Eve was the carefree girl who indulged in the merriment of life, Adelheid was the adventurer easily excited by the unknown. That being case, the two sisters possessed a strong familial bond not easily broken. She had no want for a knight in shining armor - her sister fulfilled the role quite perfectly. She was her sword, her protector.

As if it were unprecedented, Adelheid had developed an immense physical prowess in the years leading up to her adulthood. In the midst of such development, her burgeoning skill set caught the eyes of high-ranking Western soldiers. For someone not yet a full adult, she possessed surprisingly impeccable skill with the sword. The soldiers decided to invite Adelheid to participate in combat drills within the castle.

To them, her vast potential was far too great to ignore. Adelheid promised to acquiesce on one condition; they would invite her sister as well. Eve was originally reticent to the idea as she felt that her sister had earned this accomplishment on her own.

Tagging along would only cause problems. Adelheid would not allow her to refuse and eventually convinced her sister to come along. Upon their arrival, Eve felt anxiously uncomfortable.

She had never been inside the Royal Castle of the West. This sacred altar of the Leonhardts had long since seemed like an unreachable edifice that the young maiden had no dream of entering.

And yet, here she was---following her sister around the castle. Adelheid was so excited to get her combat drills started and unconsciously left her sister alone.

Geez, why did her older sister have to be so unpredictable!? She was a fish on dry land now, robbed of all its oxygen, with no lifeline whatsoever, left to die a feeble death like every other fish on dry land.

Eve wanted to get outside as quickly as possible until--- she bumped into someone.

Alarmed, as her body was consumed with fear, Eve fell back on her behind and winced.

Praying to whatever god she felt would bless her the most(in that specific moment), Eve glanced towards the individual she had bumped into. She had to stop herself from gasping.
He was the prince of the Leonhardt family, one of the few males of royalty.

His hair was blonde while his emerald green eyes were piercing to behold, yet gentle in nature. There was no denying these features. It was none other than Kakeru Leonhardt. Eve's cheeks were now tinged with red as she quickly rose from the ground and apologized to the Prince for not paying more attention.


Her panicked expression caused the young man to laugh as he placed a hand upon her shoulder. "There is no need to panic so much around me--I mean, this castle is humongous. I recall a few times where I've gotten lost and had to find my way back to my room... It's really frustrating. Anyway, I don't remember any handmaid that looked as charming as you.... are you new?" What...? That response was unexpected. He wasn't ordering her away nor looking down upon her with disdain. He was so carefree that it made her feel at ease.

"No, I'm not an h-h-handmaid.... um... my sister received an invite to participate in combat drills as a means of seeing her talent on full display. They told her if she passed with flying colors that she'd have a spot reserved for her as a knight to adorn the Queen's side. "

"Oh? I've been hearing about that young lass... Adelheid, is it? They say that her skill for a girl so young is astounding. Her willpower is also not something to be overlooked. That's your sister? You must have a family of great warriors. "

"Not.... really. My mother is the owner of a local bread shop and my father was enlisted in the army for a short time but certainly not enough to garner any praiseworthy accolades. Even I myself lack any definable occupation worthy of adulation. I help my mother bake bread at the shop as her assistant."

"Baking bread doesn't sound that bad. I'm sure you and you're mother are the best of the best. Don't sell yourself short like that. In fact, I do recall hearing one of my soldiers speaking highly of the taste of this bread he chanced upon from a bakery in one of the villages. "

He chuckled as he placed a hand on her head. In response, she found herself frozen as she felt her cheeks fill with the now-familiar tinge of red.

"Anyway, I'm Kakeru Leonhardt. What's your name?"
"Eve. Eve Lebenstein. "
"Oooh, like the biblical Eve? That sounds like a lovely name. "
"Ah, is that so? Thank you.... "

And just like that, a unforeseen bond had formed between the two. Adelheid passed with flying colors, which allowed her to continue being invited to the Western Castle, and Eve followed along. Not because of her older sister but because she had become infatuated with the prince of the castle.

She came up with every excuse to meet him, from delivering bread to trying to catch him outside the castle, Eve wanted to be in his company.

It almost didn't matter where they met, so as long as they met. He consumed every corner of her thought, like a virus that had become widespread with nary a remedy to be found.

As blasphemous as it may have sounded when she realized it, Eve had overwhelmingly fallen in love with the Prince of the Leonhardt. Deny it though she might have tried, the knight had stolen her heart without effort.

Eventually catching onto such a revelation, Adelheid initially attempted to coerce Eve into confessing to prince charming but she wanted no part of it, for their worlds could not coexist.

She was a commoner and he was royalty, the two paths would never converge for no other reason than this; there were far better women he could have picked than some lowly bread-shop assistant from a rural village with no fame or fortune to their name - such a woman would surely bring dishonor to a family of his prestige such as his own.

Adelheid, though very unfamiliar with matters of the heart, would not allow her sister to give up so easily. As she rose through the ranks - from a knight-in-training to a squire - Adelheid became more popular among the lesser known soldiers of the Western Army.

As such, it was she who managed to convince all of them to throw a "celebration of knights" at the castle, one where everyone from royalty to even commonplace people could indulge in merriment, celebrating the many victories of the Knights who staked their lives on the frontline.

Arturia was pleased with the idea when it caught her ears and passed her approval on the concept without an ounce of hesitation.

In essence, Adelheid would complete two objectives; creating a relationship between her people and the kingdom.... and forcing her sister's hand so that there would be no way she could deny an opportunity at confessing her feelings to the Prince. On the eve of the celebration, Adelheid scoured the entire town to find a worthy dressmaker. She wanted the night to be special for her beloved Eve.

Eventually, as luck would have it, she ended up striking a deal with one of the West's best clothing designers, and from there, the next formation of her plan needed to be set in place. Adelheid forged Kakeru's name and wrote a letter along with the beautiful dress that had been made for her, and placed it on their door step. Viewing the dress on her doorstep, Eve had no way of knowing that this was a plot of deception by her sister.

How could she?
She was enthralled by the beauty of the silk gown, questioning the letter that came along with it occupied not a single part of her mind.

The letter seemed convincing enough. He asked for her to be a date. It wasn't a love confession. Just a simple date. Adelheid knew she had successfully deceived her sister, so now all she needed was to meet with Kakeru and convince him to go to the dance with her sister.

Executing part two of her fairy-tale-esque plot, she knocked on the door of "Prince Charming"(as she teasingly called him), placed a letter on his door and dashed off without so much as a trace she had been there. Receiving the letter, Kakeru was surprised to see that it came from Adelheid. He had sensed her spiritual trace just a moment ago but couldn't catch her in time.


The letter was an invitation to a date with...Eve? The thought was frightening, due to the fact that his own sister tried to force him into going with her instead. He had convinced her that he was going only to celebrate the accomplishments of his fellow Knights, not to dance with anyone.

However, Adelheid had been such an incremental part of creating familiarity between the kingdom and its many cities.... so based on that factor alone, he acquiesced. The stage was set.

Her marvelous fairy-tale would be enacted.
The Knight's Celebration had begun, and the turnout was monumentally legendary. Thousands, tens of thousands, even those born of Eastern blood, attended the function.


Adelheid hid within the crowd so she could catch passing glimpses of her two love birds from afar. Kakeru had made his way to the location where Eve was waiting patiently, glancing around as if worried that someone had played a prank on her.

Had it all been a trick? She wondered. Kakeru assuaged her misguided suspicions and placed a firm hand upon her shoulder, catching the angelic maiden by surprise. When she turned around, he was absolutely stunned by the dress she had picked for the occasion.

In a word, she was breathtakingly beautiful. Who had picked such a lovely adornment? He wondered. Eve decided to initiate the conversation first, praising him for the dress he had given her along with the invitation.... wait, what? He never sent her a dress along with an invite.

Eve was equally dumbfounded when Kakeru spoke of Adelhei- there was the culprit. Adelheid Lebenstein. She really was such a mettlesome individual.

If there had been even one mean emotion in her heart, she would've surely upbraided her for this detestable offense! Sighing as though filled with a sense of dissapointment, Eve began making her way to the entrance, content with walking out of here with her head held high---if only the prince had allowed her the right to do so. He did not. Kakeru grabbed her by the wrist.

"Listen. In being completely honest with you, I had no plan whatsoever of coming here for no other reason than to celebrate the accomplishment of my fellow knights. Truth be told, my sister tried to force me to come along with her but I turned her down. On the other hand, I would be remiss not to fulfill Adelheid's sincere wish to make this night like one of those fairy-tales spoken of in lore, to make it special for her beloved sister. That's how the note read. And so, in accordance with prince-like etiquette, allow me to pose but a single request; may I have this dance?"

The lovely girl couldn't properly register what she was hearing right now.

It was if someone had weaved a dreamlike scenario in her honor. She laughed at the unfathomable improbability of it all. A prince dancing with a commonplace villager? She wanted to laugh so much till her throat could no longer function.

Even if laughter was the emotion she was looking for, Eve instead found her face wet with tears. It was the sort of elated joy one found when they reached some grand height in life that no one else could possibly hope to perceive.

" It would be my honor... "

Whether they were aware of it or simply found themselves lost in the gracious dance, they had caught the eyes of a large portion of those in attendance.

As if their dance was dazzling to behold, they became onlookers, as though they were witnessing a scene being enacted from the finest opera or the supreme highlight of a romantic film - in a word, they were entranced. At the conclusion of such a momentous night, the two had become a popular subject among the circles of royalty and commoners alike...

As if it was predestined, the two eventually became a couple, neither understanding why but merely following along with the flow that fate dictated. Eve was introduced to Kakeru's family and though there were some objections from a certain party, the Leonhardt family accepted her with open arms.

Adelheid, at this point in time, had finally accomplished her goal of becoming a vaunted soldier in the army of her homeland. Kakeru had blessed Eve with many things - from presents, to newer bakeries for her mother, and even the cherished moment of a first kiss.

None had made her happier than he. She wished that such happiness would be everlasting, that each moment would feel more like an eternity where the days would never end and her moments of ephemeral bliss would never fade.

However, even if happiness was what she sought, the moments soon shattered into shards of broken glass, as if someone had manipulated her story to a nightmare rather than the happy-ending of her fairy-tale. In an unexplainable turn of events, Kakeru, who at this time, rose to kingship with the disappearance of Arturia Leonhardt, disappeared, too, leaving no trail of his existence behind.

It was the equivalent of being stabbed in the heart while the offender left the victim to bleed to death. She knew that their worlds were often at odds but nevertheless believed that happiness was a possibility for them. So why was she given this fate?

How utterly foolish had she been to believe in fairy-tales? Such a short-lived romance seemed like a comedy in retrospect, tragic as it was.
To make matters worse, it seemed that now even the kingdom was up in arms.

There were no rulers, the Leonhardt family had all but disappeared to whereabouts unknown, and the entire kingdom was in such a turbulent state of disarray bordering on self-destruction.

The west, once a mighty kingdom of honor and glory, built on the zealous foundation of military strength, was now little more than piss and feces, a debased farce that was outliving its worthiness to exist in this land.
The soldiers who remained did their best to quell the riots in their kingdom but it held no meaning.

To the rioters, a land without a ruler was a land without law. And so, murders grew in number, women who were well-respected within the land regardless of their birth due to Arturia's honorable way of knighthood were violated and raped in equal number.

Those who had always harbored thoughts of rebellion became even more ruthless in their pursuit.
Even though it had become a clichéd metaphor by now, this was hell given physical form. And she was caught up within its flames.

Adelheid fought against the rebels with what was left of the western army and chose to try to uphold the ideals fostered by the old regime. Her plight seemed futile, yet she wavered little in the face of such heinous atrocities. In order to fight the beasts of Hades, she would become a beast herself, fiercer than any other. Eve, on the other hand, had little to no abilities as her fighter which made her fate all the more damning.

She was captured by a group of depraved heretics , all who were once popular Western enthusiasts, designated Eve as the culprit in Kakeru's whereabouts. They captured her and what followed was nothing less than cruel.

Repeatedly, as if a film was on rewind, she experienced several unspeakable tortures at the hands of those heretics. She was beaten down than healed only to be beaten once more. She had her limbs nearly severed, only to be reformed and brought to the edge of severance once more. She even had her throat slit, which would result in the scar she has on her neck.

They desired an answer she was eager to know herself.
Where had the Knight of Knights disappeared to? Had she merely been a passerby in his life? Did her existence hold meaning anymore? She found herself ruminating on such thoughts as she yearned for the inevitable embrace of death. She didn't even know if her parents or her own sister where alive at this point.

If they were, she was hardly against following their lead into oblivion. Eventually locating the whereabouts of her sister, Adelheid murdered her captors and saved her from the hellish nightmare. it had took her five years to find her beloved sister but none of that mattered in the grand scheme of things - she was merely happy to see her sister still alive in this chaos. There was a contemplation of whether or not they even wished to remain in this land.

However, Adelheid had found a glimmer of hope in a man who could come to be known as her new ruler - Johan von Volkhardt.
She had witnessed him conversing with the raucous sort of rioters, claiming that the solution to their kingdom lied within himself, that he would bear the burden of an entire kingdom upon his shoulders.

In response, they ridiculed and attacked him. Adelheid and Eve had watched from afar, now having become wanderers with no home, as their house had been burned down during the rebellion.

Eve was dumbfounded. How could a single man quell the hearts of thousands?

Adelheid, on the other hand, found herself enthralled by his domineering air, his indomitable confidence.


No man without a heart of true courage would dare to speak before a city of raving madmen---yet he did so without even the slightest ounce of fear. In time, stories were passed around in the circles of the villagers by a man adorned within the robes of a priest. Hans.

From each village to even the capital itself, he spread tales of valor in the name of Johan.
Eve found herself walking out into the city to hear the stories, ever intrigued by this mysterious man the priest spoke of. The two sisters desired to meet him in person and when he arrived in the capital, all that was required for him to usurp the throne was a threat that resonated throughout the hearts of residents.

"Give me the throne or our people will make me a throne out of your bones."

As if guided by an overwhelming force, Adelheid walked within the castle walls where Johan had sat in his throne.

Eve stood right beside her. Adelheid bowed in reverence to the new King and requested but this; that she be his sword and his shield, a knight peerless above all knights, to fight at his side and bear witness to the new era. He accepted without hesitation. He then turned to Eve and wondered what role she desired in his kingdom.

He was gracious, offering her an array of options. In his words, the two had now become his "family" after all. She accepted the role he saw fit and it was this; to be a source of morale boost among his soldiers.


The soldiers needed hope and she could encourage them to have that hope. He also spoke to her of how being a spectator yielded no results. As if encouraged by those words, she decided to join him along with Adelheid. And from there, a new era in the kingdom had officially started.

She still felt the sting of flashbacks and nightmares from her tortures and it would be false to claim she was still not shattered mentally by Kakeru's disappearance but this new charismatic figure sparked a sense of self in her she had never thought possible. From here, she would carve her own path...





» Natural Abilities

Aura Perception: As a development that stemmed from circumstance as well as the discovery sought to confirm her origin, Eve developed the innate sense of detection towards one intention - in other words, the ability to perceive Aura on the spiritual scale. Manifestation of her perception is formulated through a color system, allowing her to properly decipher the scope of a specific situation. Differing from precognition, it is more comparable to an advanced form of intuition.

Perceiving danger before danger occurs, the system of colors that emanate from her point of view are as follows; Crimson Red(Danger) Emerald Green(Friendly/Non-threatening) Azure Blue(Neutral) and the imperceptible white(Unknown).

Each of these colors paint her vision momentarily, like a flash of light appearing within the line of vision, and quickly can confirm whether or not she should escort the area or act with poise.

As she detests the thought of combat itself, she uses it as nothing more than a tool to analyze and situation and make execute her own decision on what is necessary for the situation. In addition, Azure Red can be applied to protagonist characters as well as antagonists. War, no matter the cause, will always lead a wave of destruction in its wake - in her eyes, the only time she wishes to be requested is if it to heal and hurry into the background as efficiently as possible.



Latent Potential: Unbeknownst to herself, Eve has the innate potential to be an excellent Magus. As she is canvas that has to be painted with any true color, she equally possesses the spiritual attributes and origin necessary to rival spellcasters of legend, if developed properly. As her origin is evolution, she possesses a natural affinity for improvement that would not be available otherwise. As animals or even technology evolves, a hypothetical peak for her ascension is frightening to imagine. Lifeforms that get better over each generation, technology that improves with each design, and a burgeoning desire to tap into such potent energy makes her potential all the more enthralling to witness. One expert magus under Johan's new regime once told her, "If you had learned of your origin earlier, I no doubt believe you would be one of the strongest magi to ever walk these lands. "



» Sacred Weapon None yet, though she may acquire one within the near future(via thread). As such, she is only able to use one ancient spell specialized in healing.

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Name: Shimura's Blessing
Type: Ancient Magic
Subset: Spiritual
Rank: B
Effect: A basic healing magic, this channels the user’s Psions into a white, slightly slow-moving substance that something can still pass through, but it will be slowed by it. This white energy can flow into the target’s body, restoring both the body and the Energy at the same rate until either one of them is full, after which the restoring energy focuses on the remaining aspect. This technique thus works slower than Shinigami Healing when focused on Energy alone, but has a more wide-spread effect. To master the spell takes a while, but to learn the spell at its base is easy to do.

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Magus Skill Sheet

• Modern Magic: Beginner/Adept/Advanced/Master
  
• Ancient Magic: Beginner/Adept/Advanced/Master
  
• Mystic Eyes: Beginner/Adept/Advanced/Master
  
• Martial Arts: Beginner/Adept/Advanced/Master

General Skills

• Durability: Master/Advanced/Adept/Beginner
  
• General Speed: Master/Advanced/Adept/Beginner
  
• Strength: Master/Advanced/Adept/Beginner
  
• Weapon Skill: Master/Advanced/Adept/Beginner

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