Jenny Tonica

Name: Jenny Tonica

Alias: Jen

Species: Ghost (Human)

Gender: Female

Age: 75 (Died at 27)

Appearance


History
Born in Age 2756 to the master of a prolific martial arts school, Jen was expected to carry on her father's work and become a master herself, some day. As a child, she was taught the key elements of patience and steadfastness, and eventually the more mystical philosophy of the Phasmid School, only to grow apart from her father's teachings with time.

As it would happen, she drifted away from the world of martial arts during her high school years, choosing not to practice or meditate, but rather to be with friends and enjoy her life as she wanted. As disappointed as he was, her father persisted in trying to have her take over the school, only to ultimately fail in the face of free spirited child that took so strongly after her late mother. However, while she would never follow the path he'd laid out, the two did stay close.

In Age 2783, while the two were celebrating her father's birthday at a roadside diner, disaster struck. In the middle of the quite day, the windows suddenly shattered, and the glass rained down upon the restaurant's patrons as bullets flew overhead. A local gang had come to collect on its protection, and would soon leave before the police a chance to arrive.

When the noise had died down and the adrenaline of the moment was subsiding, Jen tried to help her father to his feet, only to fall with a sudden pain in her side. Her clothes were drenched in blood, and the father would later find out that a bullet had ricocheted off the counter. She soon went into shock while awaiting an ambulance, and died of blood loss as the world turned to black around her father's tear-streamed face.

The next thing that she knew, the newly-deceased woman was surrounded by clouds and very intimidating ogres, both red and blue. The clouds, she would come to find out, were the souls of others, and they were awaiting judgement of the actions they'd committed during life. In a panic, she attempted to bypass the line in order to beg to be sent back, only for one of the very large, red men to toss her off of the narrow walkway. She fell for an impossible length of time, crossing an equally impossible distance, before colliding painfully with the ground in a new land.

It wouldn't take her long to learn that she had been sent to hell for her transgression.

Her stay in the afterlife was not pleasant, nor was it kind to her mental state. Time passed by without recognition, as she came to know the new world in which she lived. Cruelty was the norm, though its extent differed from one entity to the next. Before long, she found herself beginning to forget things; things both important and mundane, from the taste of a grape to her own phone number.

For years, Jen wallowed in her panic over what she would lose next, only to be left with the vague sensation that she'd forgotten something important, but no recollection of what that could've been. In a fit of hysteria over her decaying memories, she discovered a weakness in the fabric of her home. With little trepidation, she leapt through the tear in space, and found herself standing in the dilapidated ruins of a traditionally styled school, covered in moss and worn down by climate and time.

After a few minutes of looking around, the deceased woman came upon a tombstone, uncharacteristically clean in comparison to the building and bearing the name of “Jenny”. Before she could discover the importance of the stone and this person who shared her name, however, a red ogre appeared to drag the woman back to hell, where she belonged.

For decades, she continued to test the tears in reality that she'd found, finding it easier to escape when the new moon shone no light on the Earth, and being dragged back by the ogres each time. Always, she found herself standing in the dilapidated buildings of the school, or staring at the unweathered stone, but nothing came to mind of why. She became insistent on returning at every opportunity, even going so far as to obsess over the place.

Then, she began to notice others nearby the school on dark nights and bright days. With tools and machines, they came to tear down her place, and she learned to drive them away. Underneath the blackened moon, she could even fight off the ogres. With her memories disappearing, she realized something terribly important: she had to protect this place. She couldn't let them take it from her.

It was hers. They could not have it.

Starting Planet: Earth

Racial Traits
Manifest
During a Celestial Event, Jen can manifest herself into the mortal world and remain until she is slain again. She can only manifest on a planet to which she has been before, and only once per Celestial Event.

Ogre Aversion
Jen cannot hide herself from an Ogre's ki sense, even while suppressing her power from others.

Dead Weight
Jen does not gain Shoki in the afterlife, nor does she gain any extra benefit from participating in DE and AL threads.

Transformations
Haunting (*12)
During a Celestial Event, Jen's link to the living world increases exponentially.

Techniques: 3/3 Used

Offensive
Kamikaze (MP3)
By focusing all of her ki into herself, Jen converts her ectoplasmic body into a bomb. The resulting blast deals 150% her power to nearby targets, then immediately returns her soul to the afterlife. This skill can only be used in a DE thread, and cannot be charged.

Support
Ecto Materialization (SU)
Through manipulation of her ectoplasmic body and ghostly ki, Jenny creates an object that she can see clearly in her mind. Such an item is only temporary, and will disappear according to her will or when she leaves the vicinity.

Telekinesis (SU)
By extending the reach of her ghostly ki, Jen manipulates objects that would normally be out of reach. She can exert as much force as her power level allows.

Utility
Flight (UT)
Jen's ghostly nature allows her to move without regard for the natural laws of the world, such as gravity.

Special

Items:
500 Zeni
One-Use Pod