Bellamira Ossana 5'8" & 112lbs | Socialite | 19 Years Old
Appearance
Long black hair, braided into itself, thick eyeshadow and mascara leaking down her face. Bella’s taste is extraordinarily expensive. She has a love for platform boots and facial piercings; the sparkling of her silver tongue and teeth infectious in the light. Her blue eyes are always bloodshot. She often slurs her words, but those closest would remember her differently, sober and lucid and gloomy. It’s been several years since Bella has last stayed well through the day. The woman is no less alluring when inebriated.
Personality
“Demotivated” is a word a lot of people would use to describe Bellamira.
She’s spent a lot of time putting a lot of effort into things she’s cared little about. She’s spent more time feeling like she had to get away from the pressures and obligations put upon her by the people around her; the anxiety gave way to apathy at some point and, well, things fell apart. It took a few years to get back on track from all of that. It took a few years to get out of bed.
So maybe she was left with a few problems with impulse control. Maybe it takes a long time to care about doing all the necessary things. But Bellamira has a sense of duty, and though she might not always feel that things are worth the effort, she does her best to stick through them anyway. It’s a type of resilience or willpower to stay accomplished through the struggling.
Being kind is not so much of a tribulation as being productive. The weapon is likeable, at least; her dark manner is novel, and she is generally pleasant to others if she’s not laid out. Keeping connections, for her, is only as difficult as showing up.
There had to be more in there than laziness and ineptitude, but honestly, Mira doesn’t feel she’s found it yet.
Soul
Mira’s soul flickers like a dying red-orange candle in her chest. It’s about the shape and size of any other human soul, but emits a soft diffused light, like a lantern waved about in a sea of darkness. A special person once said they could see the reflection of its light in the woman’s glazed eyes.
Weapon Type
Bellamira’s weapon form is a razor-sharp surgeon’s scalpel capable of exceptionally clean and acute cuts. Although her blade is razor-sharp, it’s the closest range weapon, whose blade usually measures no more than an inch long. In the right hands, however, Mira’s been able to increase somewhat in size before- to the size of a dagger at least. Still, a scalpel is mostly for slicing, and stabbing with it feels like poking holes. She had difficulty finding an EAT partner because of these restrictions.
Resonance Techniques
Bellamira has exceptional control over her own transformation and wavelength. She is experienced in working with others (particularly family weapons), and is exceptionally at acting in the aid of some abilities, such as the practice of wavelength amplification that she has practiced with her brother (whose healing wavelength is their primary focus of collaboration). She is skilled at assisting a meister (or person acting as one) with fine control of their wavelength to the point of being able to be used for microblade surgery. She is not used to resonating with anyone outside of her family; the last time the weapon can remember resonating with anyone else was a one-off romantic encounter with an electric touch heavily under the influence.
Bond Resonance - The Ossana family is known for their ability to resonate with extended family. Bellamira exhibits the expected proficiency in this ability- she’s never met a family member she couldn’t resonate with. This was originally her speciality – if only because of her mother’s ability to train with her- but It is more difficult to wield Salem than it is to be wielded, probably because of the amount of experienced they’d used, but Mira is the primary fighter of the team within the two.
F.A.T.E Status: Type A Agent, Formerly One-Star Rank.
Bellamira is a type-A FATE agent. She struggles with her mental health, and initially left the EAT program when she disappeared completely for several months; the weapon is nonforthcoming about her activities during that time but was pulled out of the academy entirely by her brother upon her entrance to his custody and had not thought about attending until her brother suggested she get involved with the remedial program. Although Mira doesn’t really desire the life that comes with working as a weapon, and refuses the idea that her rampant partying is problematic, she has tired of being a burden on her brother- it's never felt good to have nothing to give back.
HIstory
The family desperately wanted success for Mira.
Her gymnastics training started before she could even remember it. There were pictures on the walls of her earliest meets and medals; looking at them was always awkward- like walking into a stranger’s wedding and feeling alienated by their joy. By seven, she went to three extracurriculars a week, on top of participating in martial arts training in the home. By ten, she’d forgone the idea of a normal education entirely. But all of this pressure to perform was not involved in something she loved; it was in service to something the girl had never been asked about at all.
It wasn’t a question to her, really, just an unfortunate duty she had to uphold. A younger, alienated, more bitter Salem had shared the opinion that she was a makeup baby for his own failures to the family legacy. In her early life, he played with the opinion that she’d stolen his family, and although most of that anger was directed away from her… well, even limited contact was enough to make her understand that. They weren’t close. That’s why it was such a surprise to her when he showed up in the middle of hell.
What made her brother keep that sense of duty she lost in the move to Nevada? Bellamira wasn’t sure. He’d had a duty to his ambitions, and he’s fulfilled them, but she’d bowed out of anything that was good for her or used her skills. What was it to not want to do the one thing you were good at? It was foolish, she knew. It was impossible to fathom doing anything else.
But the DWMA was not a place for rejects and disasters. She’d lost that opportunity, she thought, when she’d control of herself. There was a lot of time she couldn’t account for in all of that. Once you run away, that’s that. You can’t go back to where things were before.
It had been difficult to avoid being completely useless. It had taken so much for Salem to meet her on equal grounds; he hadn’t believed her when she’d told him what her weapon form was at all. It had never been something he’d been willing to entertain the idea of talking to her about; it had never been something she wanted to talk about with him. So the idea, to him, was ludicrous – an attempt to get him to try to resonate with her like he hadn’t done with anyone for years. This made her irate, of course. She had no reason to lie. They’d broken out of the same mould, but all he could see were their differences. It was infuriating.
They were both set in their different ways.
Meeting in the middle was better for them both. Bellamira needed to physically train to stay proficient, despite her lapse in education, and Salem kept on her about her responsibilities; after a while, he became comfortable enough to let her bring him to the range, and they became closer through a sense of shared obligation. Duty clouded their relationship- Mira was helpful to his work, so she did her best to show up, but Bellamira’s best was not adequate to expectations. She was too tired. Too caught up in herself.
But there were opportunities brewing at the DWMA for people like her. It would be helpful, she thought, to take them in hand – to try to improve the impossible situation of total failure. She needed to do something. She needed to do anything.
The FATE program was a perfect new start.
Long black hair, braided into itself, thick eyeshadow and mascara leaking down her face. Bella’s taste is extraordinarily expensive. She has a love for platform boots and facial piercings; the sparkling of her silver tongue and teeth infectious in the light. Her blue eyes are always bloodshot. She often slurs her words, but those closest would remember her differently, sober and lucid and gloomy. It’s been several years since Bella has last stayed well through the day. The woman is no less alluring when inebriated.
Personality
“Demotivated” is a word a lot of people would use to describe Bellamira.
She’s spent a lot of time putting a lot of effort into things she’s cared little about. She’s spent more time feeling like she had to get away from the pressures and obligations put upon her by the people around her; the anxiety gave way to apathy at some point and, well, things fell apart. It took a few years to get back on track from all of that. It took a few years to get out of bed.
So maybe she was left with a few problems with impulse control. Maybe it takes a long time to care about doing all the necessary things. But Bellamira has a sense of duty, and though she might not always feel that things are worth the effort, she does her best to stick through them anyway. It’s a type of resilience or willpower to stay accomplished through the struggling.
Being kind is not so much of a tribulation as being productive. The weapon is likeable, at least; her dark manner is novel, and she is generally pleasant to others if she’s not laid out. Keeping connections, for her, is only as difficult as showing up.
There had to be more in there than laziness and ineptitude, but honestly, Mira doesn’t feel she’s found it yet.
Soul
Mira’s soul flickers like a dying red-orange candle in her chest. It’s about the shape and size of any other human soul, but emits a soft diffused light, like a lantern waved about in a sea of darkness. A special person once said they could see the reflection of its light in the woman’s glazed eyes.
Weapon Type
Bellamira’s weapon form is a razor-sharp surgeon’s scalpel capable of exceptionally clean and acute cuts. Although her blade is razor-sharp, it’s the closest range weapon, whose blade usually measures no more than an inch long. In the right hands, however, Mira’s been able to increase somewhat in size before- to the size of a dagger at least. Still, a scalpel is mostly for slicing, and stabbing with it feels like poking holes. She had difficulty finding an EAT partner because of these restrictions.
Resonance Techniques
Bellamira has exceptional control over her own transformation and wavelength. She is experienced in working with others (particularly family weapons), and is exceptionally at acting in the aid of some abilities, such as the practice of wavelength amplification that she has practiced with her brother (whose healing wavelength is their primary focus of collaboration). She is skilled at assisting a meister (or person acting as one) with fine control of their wavelength to the point of being able to be used for microblade surgery. She is not used to resonating with anyone outside of her family; the last time the weapon can remember resonating with anyone else was a one-off romantic encounter with an electric touch heavily under the influence.
Bond Resonance - The Ossana family is known for their ability to resonate with extended family. Bellamira exhibits the expected proficiency in this ability- she’s never met a family member she couldn’t resonate with. This was originally her speciality – if only because of her mother’s ability to train with her- but It is more difficult to wield Salem than it is to be wielded, probably because of the amount of experienced they’d used, but Mira is the primary fighter of the team within the two.
F.A.T.E Status: Type A Agent, Formerly One-Star Rank.
Bellamira is a type-A FATE agent. She struggles with her mental health, and initially left the EAT program when she disappeared completely for several months; the weapon is nonforthcoming about her activities during that time but was pulled out of the academy entirely by her brother upon her entrance to his custody and had not thought about attending until her brother suggested she get involved with the remedial program. Although Mira doesn’t really desire the life that comes with working as a weapon, and refuses the idea that her rampant partying is problematic, she has tired of being a burden on her brother- it's never felt good to have nothing to give back.
HIstory
The family desperately wanted success for Mira.
Her gymnastics training started before she could even remember it. There were pictures on the walls of her earliest meets and medals; looking at them was always awkward- like walking into a stranger’s wedding and feeling alienated by their joy. By seven, she went to three extracurriculars a week, on top of participating in martial arts training in the home. By ten, she’d forgone the idea of a normal education entirely. But all of this pressure to perform was not involved in something she loved; it was in service to something the girl had never been asked about at all.
It wasn’t a question to her, really, just an unfortunate duty she had to uphold. A younger, alienated, more bitter Salem had shared the opinion that she was a makeup baby for his own failures to the family legacy. In her early life, he played with the opinion that she’d stolen his family, and although most of that anger was directed away from her… well, even limited contact was enough to make her understand that. They weren’t close. That’s why it was such a surprise to her when he showed up in the middle of hell.
What made her brother keep that sense of duty she lost in the move to Nevada? Bellamira wasn’t sure. He’d had a duty to his ambitions, and he’s fulfilled them, but she’d bowed out of anything that was good for her or used her skills. What was it to not want to do the one thing you were good at? It was foolish, she knew. It was impossible to fathom doing anything else.
But the DWMA was not a place for rejects and disasters. She’d lost that opportunity, she thought, when she’d control of herself. There was a lot of time she couldn’t account for in all of that. Once you run away, that’s that. You can’t go back to where things were before.
It had been difficult to avoid being completely useless. It had taken so much for Salem to meet her on equal grounds; he hadn’t believed her when she’d told him what her weapon form was at all. It had never been something he’d been willing to entertain the idea of talking to her about; it had never been something she wanted to talk about with him. So the idea, to him, was ludicrous – an attempt to get him to try to resonate with her like he hadn’t done with anyone for years. This made her irate, of course. She had no reason to lie. They’d broken out of the same mould, but all he could see were their differences. It was infuriating.
They were both set in their different ways.
Meeting in the middle was better for them both. Bellamira needed to physically train to stay proficient, despite her lapse in education, and Salem kept on her about her responsibilities; after a while, he became comfortable enough to let her bring him to the range, and they became closer through a sense of shared obligation. Duty clouded their relationship- Mira was helpful to his work, so she did her best to show up, but Bellamira’s best was not adequate to expectations. She was too tired. Too caught up in herself.
But there were opportunities brewing at the DWMA for people like her. It would be helpful, she thought, to take them in hand – to try to improve the impossible situation of total failure. She needed to do something. She needed to do anything.
The FATE program was a perfect new start.
Partner
Bellamira currently has no partner, but she works with her brother frequently.
Bellamira currently has no partner, but she works with her brother frequently.