Bio - Sanoka's parents split off from Red XIII's tribe in Cosmo Canyon, long before he was born, and settled in a small town. Here they brought their little girl, Sanoka herself, into the world. She spent only a short time with her parents, until one fatal night, when they both were killed. She was then raised among a family of humans, until they rejected her, as the world was fated to as well. Born only 6 years after Red XIII, she is now the equivalent of a human 14 year old, but in reality, she is 42 years of age. She wandered from city to city on the planet Earth, living alone and different, in a world of discriminating humans. She took her life day by day, living off of the happiness and hope that she may someday find her place in this world. But now... she has met someone *like her* . . . his name is Nanaki . . .
AIM - Jimmipoi
Class - Citizen
Marital Status - Single
Special Training - (none)
HP - 7,695
Power - 1,080
Magic - 1,080
Speed - 1,080
Intelligence - 1,080
Self-Control - 1,080
Determination - 1,060
Accuracy - 1,020
Location - Earth, Cosmo Canyon
Items - 4 Potions, 3 Mid-Potions, 1 X-Potion, 1 Antidote, 3 Phoenix Downs, 1 Mega Phoenix, Smart Ring, Deep Space Communicator, Weighted Clothing, 2 Tickets to Gold Saucer, Napsack w/ Supplies, Book of Moves and Magics, Mumba Translator, Bahamut Plushie (Really Red's)
Accessories - 1 Protect Ring (r), 1 Fire Ring (r), Red Cap (h)
Vehicles - (none)
Weapons - Seraph Comb Headdress, Metal Claw, Fire Mumba
Gil - 39,370
Skills - Lock Pick, Aviation, Tao Magic, Way of the Master Samurai, Martial Arts, Disguise, Engineering, Magic Novice, Weapon Novice: Seraph Comb, Triple Weapon
Magics - Energy Blast, Energy Shield, Spiral Energy Blast, Fire, Water, Lightning, Ice, Earth, Poison, Restore, Sleep, Protect, Comet, Regen, Flare, Fira, Thundara, Bio
Psionics - Manifest, Contact
Limits - Ultra Waves
Learning - Blizzard, Restora
Comments: (Malice) Well, she was a friend and usually understood. Though I never had much time to talk to her, when I did, she was pretty nice...
