Post by Humanoid Female on Jul 13, 2012 20:54:41 GMT -5
Name: Yu-Zan Ho
Bending: Earth
Age: 28
Gender: Female
Model Used: Susan Coffey
Height: 5'6
Weight: 143 lbs.
Eyes: Green
Hair: Brown
Skin tone: Pail peach
Distinguishing Marks: None
Physical Description:Although she looks weak, she is very strong. She is seen ether wearing a green robe with sandals or her uniform. Her hair is always in a bun or half ponytail.
Likes: Earthbending, Tea, the color green
Dislikes: Being away from earth or metal
Fears: Drowning
Personality: She is very strong-willed and fights for what she believes in. She is tender loving and laid back. She will help anyone in need if she can.
History:Yu-Zan, or Yu, has always wanted to help people from a very young age, even though her family was poor. The little bit of food she had gotten, she shared with her neighbors.
She discovered her bending ability when she was 8. One night she was walking home when a couple of men tried to mug her. Well, she did what any 8 year-old would do, she ran. They cornered her in and ally, with nowhere to turn she tried to throw some punches. Her fists missed them entirely, but the ground didn't. When she moved her arm, a slab of earth flew towards the men. She kept doing it until they where knocked out and she could escape.
The next morning, she told her parents of her ability and they, although not benders themselves, tried to help her master it. Later, her father got a permanent job that paid well, and they enrolled her in classes. She had earthbending mastered by the time she was 17. But that wasn't enough. She wanted to learn more.
When she was 18, she left her home and attended Toph Beifong's School of Metalbending. It took her 4 years to master it completely. After, she bought a permanent home Republic City so she could join the Republic City Police.
One day while walking home, she came across a 14 year-old girl. After listening to the girl's story, she took the girl into her home and they have lived together ever since. They frequently go to the outside of town to practice bending together.
Bending: Earth
Age: 28
Gender: Female
Model Used: Susan Coffey
Height: 5'6
Weight: 143 lbs.
Eyes: Green
Hair: Brown
Skin tone: Pail peach
Distinguishing Marks: None
Physical Description:Although she looks weak, she is very strong. She is seen ether wearing a green robe with sandals or her uniform. Her hair is always in a bun or half ponytail.
Likes: Earthbending, Tea, the color green
Dislikes: Being away from earth or metal
Fears: Drowning
Personality: She is very strong-willed and fights for what she believes in. She is tender loving and laid back. She will help anyone in need if she can.
History:Yu-Zan, or Yu, has always wanted to help people from a very young age, even though her family was poor. The little bit of food she had gotten, she shared with her neighbors.
She discovered her bending ability when she was 8. One night she was walking home when a couple of men tried to mug her. Well, she did what any 8 year-old would do, she ran. They cornered her in and ally, with nowhere to turn she tried to throw some punches. Her fists missed them entirely, but the ground didn't. When she moved her arm, a slab of earth flew towards the men. She kept doing it until they where knocked out and she could escape.
The next morning, she told her parents of her ability and they, although not benders themselves, tried to help her master it. Later, her father got a permanent job that paid well, and they enrolled her in classes. She had earthbending mastered by the time she was 17. But that wasn't enough. She wanted to learn more.
When she was 18, she left her home and attended Toph Beifong's School of Metalbending. It took her 4 years to master it completely. After, she bought a permanent home Republic City so she could join the Republic City Police.
One day while walking home, she came across a 14 year-old girl. After listening to the girl's story, she took the girl into her home and they have lived together ever since. They frequently go to the outside of town to practice bending together.
