June_Treeleaf

(Likely going to be re-worked, again, sometime soon. Please be patient if I don't stick to what the profile says at this time. I'm still figuring the character out to know what changes I wanna make.)

Name: June Treeleaf.
Age: 234 actual, physically between 17 and 25.
Species: Aasimar.
Height: 5'5".
Weight: 120lbs.
Wingspan: Roughly 5 feet from base to tip, 10'2" tip to tip.
Ocupation: It differs from time to time. What would you hire her for?
Strengths: Resistances to the elements and all elemental effects. Highly powerful physical body, roughly 5X more so than a physically active human. She can fly. Resistance to physical attacks made by blunt and bludgeoning weapons. Resistance to magic attacks. Magic use. Can hop worlds so long as she isn't confined.
Weaknesses: No immunities. Tight spaces. Projectile piercing weapons. Nets.

June is, by rights, what most would consider an angel to be. A human figure with great, wide white wings upon her back. She possesses golden eyes and pure white hair to match the feathers her wings bear. Though she isn't the tallest or widest of people, she definitely has an angelic figure. Yet, she is not an angel. In fact, she isn't even closely related to one.
June is an Aasimar, which is a race you might recognise from certain tabletop RPGs you've seen or played by name. If you do, then you might also have a clue as to what I mean when I said she isn't an angel. If not, then allow me to explain.

Aasimar, at least this variation of the species, are derived from celestial races, such as angels, archons, cherubs and many others. They aren't the same, but they are usually related to at least one type of celestial. They come from one of two places, either one of the celestial realms if born directly to a celestial being, or in the mortal world you know as a far reaching descendant of one and another race. They can appear in many different varrieties, but one thing is universal. It differs based on their origin however. Mortal world Aasimar are born imbodying the utmost highest standards of beauty for their non-celestial half and can usually develop other abilities derived from their celestial ancestor. This is the way things are in the TTRPGs and, while the species may remain the same, there is a slight difference when looking to direct Aasimar, such as June. These sort you generally don't see very often, but always appear to be humanoid and bear large, feathered wings. The colour does vary at times and isn't always white, but white is the most common colouring for wings among Aasimar. The biggest difference is that, despite being half-celestial like their mortal world counterparts, these Aasimar don't have any mortal blood in their bodies. Thus, they can live for centuries without every aging beyond their phisical prime. There is an age limit as with all species, but it is simply a far higher number. The lack of mortal blood is something most seem to mistake for making them purely celestial, yet that isn't the case.

Aasimar were originally created via the breeding between celestials and mortal races in the mortal world. Something you may have already known. Yet celestials are known for doing things to utter perfection or simply not doing it. As such, through trial and error, they found that they could bring about Aasimar another way. Thus, the creation of the Aasimar plane, a realm within the celstial worlds, was made to fit the desire for a perfect hybrid race. A world were you can get anything you desire gifted to you on a golden plate, quite literally. Though, that part wasn't added in until later. Experiments began, starting with bringing mortals to this new world if they were going to produce an Aasimar child. The hope was that the different environment would help to produce a better resulting child. Not much changed, only that more and more began to display celestial properties over time. The half-mortal Aasimar remained infertile and thus could not preduce more of their kin. This real was eventually left to simply run itself into emptyness for the next phase of the trials. Which brings us the the Aasimar with no mortal blood. Evolution has a wonderful way of keeping a species alive, you see.

Only it was the world that evolved, not the species itself. It originally only had the comforts left by the celestials and not much else. Though, this world wanted to be filled. It wanted to grow. Plants began to pop up almost out of nowhere. The landscape changed dramatically. Suddenly, in the span of 3 centuries, the entire realm had changed to a completely different appearance. Nothing that ocne was remained, but instead, as new generations of Aasimar appeared from the people that had been brought there and their descendants, eventually this new environment helped to shape them into the first fertile Aasimar. The ones wanted by the celestials to begin with. Their experiment had paid off, though only barely. Most people had dies by now, leaving only a few familes doing what they could to survive. It wasn't hard, though a new world always had challenges, especially when it was reshaping itself almost every week.

When news of this reached the celestials, they immediately had to see for themselves what had happened and, having ignored their created world for so long, they had not even begun to notice what had happened until they returned. Awestruck and inspired to return to their efforts to create a perfect hybrid celestial, they began to test these supposedly fertile Aasimar. The mortals that had been brough to this realm were no longer present species there. Only beautiful beings that had barely managed to be changed by their changing surroundings. Around another century later, many new generations had been born. Thus, the idea came to teh celestials that the mortal blood had been given celestial properties by such prolonged exposure to this realm. Which was partly true. The now mostly celestial Aasimar had become a new sub-species, if you would. It only took a little while longer until June's kind appeared. The final product of these tests, if you would. Humanoids with brilliant features and the wings of an angel. Every single one bore these same traits from this point on. So, roughly 5 and a half centuries of testing and ingnoring of this new world to create this perfect hybrid, the celestials had achieved something they deemed close enough to their goal. These Aasimar bore no trace of the mortal blood they once had restraining them, yet they still were not fully celestial, either. Around the 6th century beginning on this world and the celestials departed it once more. Well, those who had been testing on it did, anyway. There were now those who lived there permanently, having chosen to live with the Aasimar, rather than in the upper celetial realms. But they arrived shortly after the testing was complete. This world had changed the species and had given them their own home.

Thus, you might be wondering why I said June wasn't even related to angels, right? Well, she's actually related to archons. Similar to angels, but much brighter and lower rank than full angels. A lesser breed, if you would. Her parents and grandparents were a set of Aasimar and archons. As were her great grandparents and all before them, too. She has no angel blood in her. She may look like what you would want one to be, but she is most definitely not an angel. Calling her one is almost an insult to her, too. Though, she's far too kind natured to take it that way.

So, shall I begin with her personality and backround? Oh, well, I suppose you don't need a background after all that, huh? I basically covered her kind's entire history. Though do direct any other questions you might have about her origins to me if you are curious. In the meantime, lets get to June herself.

June, as stated above, is an Aasimar born on the Aasimar plane. One born with angelic features and a kind heart. She bears a human body for the most part, though her wings give rise to her ancestry and often have her mistaken by the ignorant for an angel. After all, if you've never seen an angel or an Aasimar with wings, you'd find it hard to tell too, right?
Her home is one of freedom and bliss. Where one could get anything they pleased just by asking for it aloud and waiting a few seconds for it to arrive. Thus she grew up rather privaledged compared to most. Never wanting for anything she didn't have, never having to fear war or famine. Only ever getting the good in life. Yet, what happens to someone that only ever gets the good granted to them without any effort? They grow bored. Very, very bored. June was merely at the age of 73 years when she realized her life was boring. She longed for nothing. Nothing except excitement. Her world could not provide that, for doing so would be impossible if a single other wanted things to be quiet.

What does someone who has everything do when they get bored though? Do they find something new? Do they create trouble for others? Do they just accept being bored? No. They leave their boring life behind and search the other worlds for a new one. June, having chosen to take this course of action, set out to whatever world awaited her. Mortal? Infernal? Elemental? Digital? You name it and she's visited it or one like it at least once before. In all she looks for something that will catch her eye or keep her entertained. Yet so far, she's found few that do so for long. Every now and then, she goes back to her home to keep up with her friends there. Though she never stays for long. You can probably tell by her age now (234 years) and the age she started at (73 years) just how much she's done, too. By the way, her kind can live to roughly 800 years, so she's still fairly young for her people.

Nothing surprises her anymore. Or perhaps there's stil something new for her to discover? Will you be the one to break the monotomy of life for her? Or perhaps you'd like to try your luck with in in some way? No matter what you choose, she'll welcome the distraction from the tedious repetitions she's used to.