Bunnie Ref 2014

Name: Bunnie Flipflop

Race: Pink Rabbit

Age: 22

Height: 5’4” (6’11” if you count the ears)

Personality: Free-spirited, Cool, Calm, yet Brash

Fighting level: Very High

Family: Parents killed by the assassins that raised her

Strengths: Extraordinary fighting abilities, Spear of Ballooning is a crafty weapon, doesn’t lose cool when against numerous odds, good dancer.

Weaknesses: Will often fight alone when she should have help, doesn’t plan on the fly very well, her body is actually fairly fragile when hit.

Bio:  Hidden away from most of civilizations, there existed a fortress home to a group of very skilled and deadly assassins.  Their home location was kept secret from all but all knew of them as they were sought after for hire by many different people. Essentially it was like a college for killers, with one twist; once you become a part of it, you can never leave. A high ranking member had fallen in love and gotten married and even had a child. However, through all of their exploits, they did not wish for their child to endure the same life, however the assassins had already claimed her as a member to which she would be taken away and received the Konu’mah, an extremely harsh and deadly training of raising assassins from a young age, nine out of ten that don’t survive. The parents had no choice but to flee the fort and try and hide. With his extensive knowledge of the assassin procedures, he was able to avoid detection for a few months, which was very long for these killers.

However, the assassin eventually caught up to them, and although they fought well, they were overwhelmed and killed. The child, whose name was unknown, was found and taken back to the fort and by her second birthday, she was thrown into the brutal training of the Konu’mah. She gave herself the name “Bunnie”, and actually survived the training. At only the age of 5, she was given a mark, and she even managed to take it out without any detection, so no one outside the fort knew of her exploit, which the leaders of the assassins were pleased with. More often these children would not survive their first job, let alone complete it with such flawlessness.

At the age of 7, she had earned a reputation enough to be given an important mark, a high council member for the Celestians. The trick was that High Council never left their floating cities, and any unknown non-Angels seen in these cities were immediately detained. Bunnie had managed to enter the chamber unseen, and yet in front of all the council members and the guards, she revealed herself and claimed her intent. It seemed foolish, so much so, that the Angels simply laughed and descended on her without thinking. She then killed many of guards and while the other council members were left to flee, Bunnie had trapped the mark. As more guards arrived, she publicly killed the council member and then fled into the shadows. The Celestians never found out who the assassin that managed to break through all their defenses and kill one of their highly guarded and revered leaders, nor that she was only 7. But the fort of assassins knew and they were pleased, despite she had almost full revealed herself. It was a tale that would become lost and unknown for anyone aside from them.

However, one day a thought had crossed Bunnie’s mind. She never knew her parents and never knew what happened to them. She was told she was given to undergo the Konu’mah, and that she would not see her parents again, but she longed to know where they were and what had become of them after so many years. She figured someone in the fort was her mother or father, but her investigations led to nothing. As the years went by, she had become more and more of deadly fighter, though not every job went well. She always got her mark, but several times she had been caught and escaped. She was becoming more reckless as time went on and one time she even almost revealed the location of the fort. She was told that whoever reveals their home would be killed, no matter how many kills they had made. One day she was given a mark that astounded her. A member of the assassins was fleeing the fort to hide and she was sent to hunt them down. It didn’t take her long to catch up to this assassin, a woman who had given birth to a child set for the Konu’mah. Bunnie claimed it was an honor the woman was robbing her child of, but the child had a birth defect that would surely mean its doom. The woman resisted and Bunnie was forced to attack, but as Bunnie went to pick up the baby, it was already dead, it had somehow stopped breathing during the fight which was probably the defect the woman was talking about. Had the woman been allowed to flee, she might have gotten help for the child, but due to Bunnie’s interference, she failed. Her last words to Bunnie were that she was there herself when Bunnie’s parents were killed over a similar reason. She was an assassin in training at the time.

Bunnie became infuriated. While she did in fact survive the training, she could have had a different life, a life where she would have had the choice for what it could have been. But it was taken, as well as her parents, from the same people who raised her. All the hardships she faced, far greater than others, were their fault; all for their own selfish ends, not hers. After sending many members away on fake errands, she used this moment to assassinate the higher ranked assassins. She became vengeance itself and destroyed most of the fort in the process. By the time the low ranking and assassins in training had returned, all of their leaders and fellow members were all dead and the fort in shambles, with no sign of who had done it. They squabbled over leadership and eventually all went their separate ways before leaving the fort themselves. Thus the fabled hideout of the mystical killers became just that. Fabled and mystical, a legend no-one would know.

As for Bunnie, she was no left to live her own life, but didn’t know what to do. Killing and fighting had been her only friends. But while tired and exhausted traveling over a large plain, she was found and picked up by a traveling circus. The cared for her back to health and offered to let her stay if she could provide an act. She said all she could do was fight. The ring master got a brilliant idea and told her she could stage a fight. Her fighting style was a lot like dancing so he combined the two, having a show where she would dance only to be attacked by actors. However, it took a while for her to impede her instincts as during practice she would often forget it was an act and a few people would get injured. But they still treated her with love and she eventually was able to provide the act well enough that it looked real while no one would get hurt. As a part of her act, she would use a spear, which she would use for her dancing act and as a weapon for her fighting act. Working in the circus she became infatuated with balloons, she loved seeing large groups and colors of them. Traveling with them was a female magician of sorts, but it turns out she was an enchantress before she became a member of the circus. Her reasons for hiding her past was her own, and Bunnie could understand that as no one knew of her origins, nor would they ask.  But Bunnie couldn’t forget her past and to help out with money, she would secretly take hit jobs. When it was discovered she was being an assassin for hire, she thought she would be evicted from the circus, but in fact, a couple of the other members were also hitmen. The ringmaster was very understanding that people could lead whatever lives they wanted. He didn’t get into their business, so long as they were there for their act when needed. It was a strange relation between everyone, but a fun one none-the less. The old enchantress even made Bunnie a special spear to use during her act. It was a normal looking spear with a balloon attached to one side. During the act, it was just a fun thing to look at, but during her jobs, it was a magic spear that allowed her several abilities.

So for years she traveled with the circus, doing side jobs that didn’t always end with a kill, sometimes it was just to steal something, but one day she was given a job to hunt down a group of girls who were looking for something that a person didn’t want to be found. She had fought and killed several of them (or so she thought) until she battled with a cat girl named Nyu. During this fight, they found themselves to be completely evenly matched and the battle went on for long time. However when one of the girls Bunnie thought she had killed had somehow revived came back, with the item she wasn’t supposed to find, a key of some sort, Bunnie became intrigued and even offered to stop the fighting. However the man who had hired her revealed himself to be demon who had be attempting to guard the key. He told Bunnie that if she didn’t kill the girls, the demon would use its power to destroy her beloved circus. Bunnie refused and told the girls to just give him the key back. But they refused, frustrated by the events, the Demon went back and began attacking the circus with Bunnie and the demigirls in pursuit. While no one was killed (other than the demon), the circus itself had been completely destroyed. The ringmaster nor any of the members blamed Bunnie and told her they’ll rebuild someday. Bunnie offered to help, but the demigirls made her another offer, to join them on their journey. Bunnie was a little reluctant to leave her circus family, but the members told her she could experience a new family with the demigirls, which is what life is all about.

So Bunnie joined the demigirls and became a great asset as her abilities and weapon were most helpful. She also enjoyed using her spear on the demigirls as with their regenerative abilities she could have all the fun she wanted.