Rebe Jade

Full Name: Rebenia Jade Aostuin
Birthdate: 1982
Species: Dwelf
Nationality: Avest Forec
Creator: Luigi of the Pipes
First Appearance: Off screen, otherwise I can't recall

Background

Rebe is the daughter of a dwarf and elf from the land of Scotland in the early 11th century. While dwarves and elves have since faded into nonexistence, a few have lived on who were banished to the island of Avest Forec, an uncharted place somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. Rebe's parents in particular were banished for, on one crazy night, getting very drunk and falling in love. They spent several centuries together before having their only child.

Being a dwelf was mostly full of drawbacks. The genetics of dwarves and elves mostly cancelled each other out, so that Rebe wouldn't possess the fleet-foot, keen-eye, and pointy ears of elves, nor the particular strength, lust for gold, and beardedness of dwarves. So she is pretty much human. The longevity traits of dwarves and elves combined into something all together unnatural in Rebe. While she is very mortal, her blood possesses a special trait that allows it to heal wounds and illnesses in herself and others whose wounds come into contact with it (okay, I kinda stole this from X-Men...).

The major drawback of being a dwelf was that everyone on Avest Forec hated her, and even her parents found it hard to look her in the eye when they weren't horribly drunk. Ashamed and embarrassed, Rebe banished herself from the very place of banishment when she was sixteen, taking a small boat to America. She went through the typical stages of immigration before finally settling in as a nurse at Montgomery’s Hospital of Montana two years later, gaining respect for her ‘mysterious’ ability to heal. However, she was caught filling a patient’s IV with her blood one day and kicked out before they realized what her blood did.

At some point she met Luigi, but wasn’t particularly upset when he disappeared back into the Forest of the Pipes. She spent the next year living a normal life as a waitress for Denny’s.

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