Malina du Asile

Malina du Asile is an Evergreen student from Toronto, Canada. (Played by Sentinel.)

Background
Malina du Asile grew up in Toronto for her entire life. She knows very little about her parents - her mother was killed by breast cancer when Malina and her brother were much younger, and her father Troy seems to be very secretive about his past.

Just before Malina graduated from her school as valedictorian, her older brother Brett suddenly disappeared. He left no note, no trace or sign that he even existed, and no clue as to where he could have gone. The disappearance shocked the family - and by family, I mean just Malina. Troy seemed very passive about what happened... almost as if he knows something.

Personality
(WIP)

Strengths

 * Bloodhound - Mali is very intuitive; she's good at figuring things out. She can usually differentiate between what could be a lie and what could be truth, and is highly observant of her surroundings. She doesn't know her intelligence quotient, but... it's up there.
 * Motivation - Mali wants to find out what happened to her brother, and will very likely use knowledge from Evergreen Academy to locate and confront him, as well as her father. Because she knows he's hiding something.
 * People-Person - Mali can get along with almost anybody. It doesn't take her long at all to get to know a person, and she makes a fairly good teammate.
 * Malina can speak English, French, and Spanish.

Weaknesses

 * Not A Fighter - Mali is a bit of a pacifist. She doesn't have any interest in combat (although she will defend herself if needed). Her line of thinking is that you can get anything you need if you just talk it out. Sadly not a good philosophy in wartime.
 * Untrained - All Mali has is her book smarts. When it comes to practicality, she tends to lack experience, instead opting for the longer route instead of a more obvious solution. She knows how to use her knowledge - but she lacks experience in the field.
 * In Over Her Head - Mali has too much pride in her strengths and tends to forget her weaknesses. As such, she tends to fall pretty hard when she fails at a task.