History Characters / ChildOfTheStormOtherHeroesAndAllies

* SuperStrength: As per usual, though he keeps a pretty close control on it--Sunniva affectionately notes that he makes an effort not to squash her hand when they shake, though if anything, even without the Phoenix [[PhysicalGod she]] has more to worry about in that department than he does.

Based in Kadesh base in Earth-Town on Sakaar, the Future Foundation is a bunch of scientists who are rather more than they seem. It's where the denizens of Sakaar take the Ultimate Problems for the Ultimate Solutions. And they're working on ''the'' Ultimate Problem: getting off Sakaar...

* AmbiguousGender: Possibly. Whether at the time or in retrospect, she was referred to as Sir Bedivere.

* ReallyGetsAround: [[spoiler: Buri]], who knows her better than most, wryly remarks that he reckons her main ambition in life is to shag her way through time and space, adding that if someone's attractive, interesting, and interested, she'll go for them. He then offhandedly mentions that if Harry was a few years older and unattached, he'd be just her type. Cue furious blushing.

* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe: While her base form is that of a peak level human, when empowered by her nanobots, she can enhance herself to an unknown but significant degree, sufficient at least to keep up with Greater Gods. All the sword skill in the world means naught without the power to back it up, and her victorious fight in the last Frost Giant War against a Greater God level being like Byleistr (whose magical powers were compared to Loki's), would not have been remotely possible without enough enhancement to keep up.

* ManipulativeBastard: He's a benevolent variant, but he's capable of playing Sinister, the Red Room, the heroes, and technically Maddie/Rachel as part of DefusingTheTykeBomb - originally, he was straight up playing her, but changed his mind when he realised that she was a victim too (though it turns out that she knew) at once. On their reunion, Carol is a little wary of him as a result, now knowing what he can do. [[spoiler: Emma Frost, his grandmother]], who knows all about his skills in this department remarks with dry amusement that

* TheAgeless: What with the time-travelling, no one's entirely sure how old she is other than the fact that she doesn't look it, and she's described as having this sort of appearance.

* KnightErrant: Largely due to her unwilling time travel jerking her from one point in history, usually without any warning. Apparently even Odin couldn't help her, not without risking unravelling Time itself.

* LongLived: It's very heavily implied that time travel aside, she's lived far longer than any human should have been able to, with Harry stating after watching her fight that humans simply ''don't live long enough'' to get as good as she is. [[spoiler: Buri]] later tacitly confirms this, implying that they're at least in similar age categories - and he's somewhere between four and eleven thousand years old.
* MasterSwordsman: A master of the sword and a teacher of masters, training Sif and Fandral into {{Living Legend}}s - their skill is explicitly put down to the fact that ''she'' trained them. And Harry states that even as good as those two have become, she's ''still'' better than they were. Separately, she was stated to be the best of Arthur's court.

* ReallyGetsAround: [[spoiler: Buri]], who knows her better than most, wryly remarks that he reckons her main ambition in life is to shag her way through time and space, and that if they're attractive, interesting, and interested, she'll go for them. He then offhandedly mentions that if Harry was a few years older and unattached, he'd be just her type. Cue furious blushing.

* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe: While her base form is that of a peak level human, when empowered by her nanobots, she can enhance herself to an unknown but significant degree, sufficient at least to keep up with Greater Gods. All the sword skill in the world means naught without the power to back it up, and her victorious fight in the last Frost Giant War against a being on the level of a Greater God like Byleistr (who was described as the "Loki of his day" in terms of magical power), would not have been remotely possible without enough enhancement to keep up.

** Doctor Strange also genuinely respects her and her values, enough that Dresden explicitly states that if not for her, he would have [[spoiler: killed Rudolph without a second thought]].

* YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre: Tells this to Dresden in chapter 54 of ''Ghosts'' when he's in a HeroicBSOD about Strange manipulating his life.

* BerserkButton: He is ''furious'' when he hears how Lord Raith treats his children (not telling them about their true identities until after they have made their first, accidental, kill during sex, to make them easier to control).

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Apparently a lazy, snarky slob. Actually a skilled politician, deadly fighter, emotionally insightful confidant, and low-level magical practitioner who's done some extensive study and put a great deal of thought into pre-emptively inoculating nascent White Court vampires against their demons - successfully.

* HiddenDepths: While Michael suspects his better nature, he figures out its extent at the end of ''Ghosts''. He's also much, ''much'' smarter than he pretends to be.

* SmarterThanYouLook: Like his brother, he's much, much smarter than [[ObfuscatingStupidity he pretends to be]]. It's practically a survival tactic in the White Court, most of whom couldn't avoid backstabbing each other if they tried.

* {{Troll}}: He has his moments. When Michael drops by to find Harry and is greeted by a mostly dressed Thomas and hears a feminine groan, he jumps to the inevitable conclusion. Thomas just looks amused, then pointedly calls for Wanda. Wanda, hungover, appears and both her and Michael marinate in embarrassment. Thomas?

[[folder:Gambit]]

A powerful mutant, master-thief and ladies man from New Orleans, [[ObfuscatingStupidity who is much, much smarter than he pretends to be.]] He first appears in ''Ghosts'' working for Sinister to pay off a debt, though his actual agenda [[WildCard is initally a mystery]]. He's also [[spoiler: an artificially aged clone of Scott Summers]]. He is always charming, always friendly, and always, ''always'' dangerous.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: Possibly. After studying his DNA, Hank concludes that he's a clone or even an ArtificialHuman. It's later revealed that [[spoiler: he's a clone of Scott Summers, albeit one who's been given a few tweaks]].
* ArtificialFamilyMember: [[spoiler: He's a tweaked and partially rapid-aged clone of Scott Summers, who he initially ironically, the later seriously, refers to as his brother. Scott reciprocates, despite being initially weirded out by having been cloned]].
* TheAtoner: He's out to atone for his previous inaction, having turned a blind eye to the depravities of the Red Room and Sinister while working for the latter, and his failure in this 'verse's version of the Morlock Massacre. His main means of this is by trying to [[spoiler: save the prisoners, especially Maddie.]] He ultimately succeeds.

* BecomingTheMask: His romance with [[spoiler: Maddie]]. Initially, it was faked, to get leverage and freedom from Sinister, but he realised that she was just as much of a victim as him, and came to care for her. Now, they seem to be AmicableExes.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: A charming flirt with a FunetikAksent, a fairly laidback attitude and a card related gimmick, he doesn't exactly come off as dangerous, even with his powers. Of course, what makes him dangerous has very little to do with his powers - and those powers are much greater than they seem, and much, ''much'' more dangerous. He [[spoiler: successfully ran a con on both Sinister and the Red Room, coaxing Maddie away and serving as Natasha's mole right under their noses]], with only [[spoiler: Maddie]] realising any of it (and even her information was limited). Carol later uses this to illustrate just how dangerous he is, and why she likes him but doesn't entirely trust him.

* TheBusCameBack: Invoked by Doctor Strange, who ensured that Gambit would be in place to assist Carol, Stevie, and Peter Parker against [[spoiler: the Grey Court vampires]] who were hunting them.

* TheCasanova: Subverted, surprisingly enough. While he's charming and has a flirtatious manner, he's only mentioned as being in two relationships, and in the one we see, despite his [[TheVamp original intentions]], he's absolutely loyal to his girlfriend - [[spoiler: Maddie]] and when they do break up, it's amicable and he sticks around for long enough to ensure that she was fine.

* ChickMagnet: And he knows it.
* CloningBlues: [[spoiler: Strongly hit by this after TheReveal he's actually Scott Summers' clone.]]
* ClonesArePeopleToo: Steadily sought to inculcate this attitude in [[spoiler: Maddie Pryor a.k.a. Rachel Grey]], eroding her belief that she was ''just'' a LivingWeapon, showing her that she could be a ''person'' too. [[spoiler: Ironically, it turns out that ''he's'' the clone, and ''she's'' the real human. After a very nasty initial shock, he develops this attitude, even ironically (and later more sincerely) referring to Scott as his "brother".]]
* CompositeCharacter: [[spoiler: With the third Summers brother, Gabriel a.k.a. Vulcan, but he's actually a tweaked clone of Scott rather than a naturally-born sibling.]]
* DarkAndTroubledPast: He grew up on the streets with no idea of where he'd come from, was adopted into the [=LeBeau=] crime family (though he apparently had a happy upbringing), then seems to have killed his girlfriend's brother in self-defence, which accounts for the dark. It gets mysterious after the revelations that [[spoiler: he's a lot YoungerThanHeLooks, having been created whole, most probably by Sinister, before the process was interrupted when he was seven]] and that [[spoiler: he's a clone of Scott Summers]].

* DefusingTheTykeBomb: Slowly worked this on [[spoiler: Maddie/Rachel,]] with genuine success.
* {{Deprogramming}}: [[spoiler: He tried to do this to Maddie/Rachel, to get her out from under Sinister's thumb]] as part of DefusingTheTykeBomb, and succeeded.
* DistractedByTheSexy: He has this effect on people, especially heterosexual women - Carol is charmed against her own better judgement, and Jean has to keep reminding herself that she has a boyfriend and that he's sort of dating [[spoiler: her sister]] when he comes up in conversation.
* EnigmaticMinion: To Sinister. He's actually Natasha's mole, and trying to help out the heroes, being mostly focused on trying to [[spoiler: free Maddie/Rachel]].

* TheGambler: Retains his canon persona's use of cards and tendency to take chances - though unlike canon, they tend to be very carefully judged ones.

* HeroicBSOD: After realising that [[spoiler: his attempt to get Maddie out failed.]]
* HeroicSeductress: A rare male example. He originally set out to seduce [[spoiler: Maddie]] as a means of getting leverage on [[spoiler: Sinister]] and escaping, [[TheVamp playing on her relative youth and inexperience.]] As he admits, he isn't proud of it, and changed his mind when he realised that she was as much a prisoner as him, trying to coax her away from [[spoiler: Sinister]], and encouraging her to think for herself. As it turns out, she figured it out what he was up to pretty quickly [[spoiler: (being a powerful telepath helps)]], but went along with it because it was the first time that someone had even ''pretended'' to care. Gambit is horrified.

* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: By [[spoiler: Dudley]], with half his own staff.

** When he realized how much Maddie had been messed up by her conviction she being a clone meant she would amount to nothing more than a LivingWeapon, he did her best to show her that she still was a ''person''. [[spoiler: Unbeknownst to both of them, Maddie was the "real", naturally born human while Gambit was the clone.]]

** The character who very firmly believes in the importance of choices, and taking responsibility for them, also has powers that can be (and, it's implied, has been) used to influence others' emotions.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Carol accurately judges, in pretty short order, that he's not the soulless douche that he'd like to appear to be.

* LovableRogue: Roguish, nominally working for the bad guys when he first appears, and very, very hard not to like (especially if one is at all attracted to men).
* TheMagicTouch: He can make anything he touches explode. He can also zap people back into consciousness and turn a vampire corpse to dust. It's later revealed in ''Unfinished Business'' that he can control his charge, delaying its detonation, charging something through another substance, and he's even capable of charging air and water molecules - and it's indicated that [[SwissArmySuperpower this is only the tip of the iceberg]]. It turns out that the precise control comes from [[spoiler: his grandmother, Emma Frost]].
* ManipulativeBastard: He's a benevolent variant, but he's capable of playing [[spoiler: Sinister, the Red Room, the heroes, and technically Maddie/Rachel as part of DefusingTheTykeBomb - originally, he was straight up playing her, but changed his mind when he realised that she was a victim too (though it turns out that she knew)]] at once. On their reunion, Carol is a little wary of him as a result, now knowing what he can do.

* MinionWithAnFInEvil: While working for the Red Room and Sinister. He wasn't evil to begin with, and by the time he appears, he's actively undermining them [[spoiler: as Natasha's mole and steadily defusing Maddie.]]
* NervesOfSteel: Powers or no, staring down [[AxCrazy Yelena]] [[ComicBook/BlackWidow Belova]] without blinking takes stones. [[spoiler: Even more so since he's Natasha's mole inside the Red Room, who are noted to be hard enough to cross, even without telepaths - these are the people who ''scare HYDRA''.]]

* OutdatedOutfit: Deadpool snarkily calls him "thrift-store [[Film/TheMatrix Neo]]." Even Harry, not exactly known for his fashion knowledge, notices. However, he also notes that Gambit has the confidence to carry it off. Considering how many female viewpoint characters are practically drooling over him (primarily, Carol, Jean, and [[spoiler: Maddie]]), he's not wrong.

* PinnedToTheWall: The floor, to be exact, by [[spoiler: Dudley]]. With his own bo staff, to add insult to injury.

* PowerIncontinence: How he fell under [[spoiler: Sinister's]] control - he lost control of his powers, accidentally killed his girlfriend's brother (the fact that they were part of FeudingFamilies didn't help), and fled New Orleans, before [[spoiler: Sinister]] performed surgery that gave him control of his powers, but put Gambit in his debt.

* PunchClockVillain: Characterises himself as such when working for Sinister to pay off a debt. In fact, he's [[spoiler: running a game on the Red Room and Sinister, stabing them in the back to free Maddie and the prisoners]].

* SiblingYinYang: His [[spoiler: genetic template Scott Summers]] is sweet and awkward, while Remy is described by one reader as "a Weapon of Mass Seduction".

* StrongFamilyResemblance: Once Jean got past the eyes and speech pattern, she easily guessed [[spoiler: he was Scott's clone]] because of his looks and the way he moved.

* TallDarkAndHandsome: Which Carol, Jean, and [[spoiler: Maddie]] most definitely notice.
* TeamChef: Becomes this at the Xavier Institute.
* TechnicolourEyes: Red on black, as per canon.

* TokenGoodTeamMate: For the Red Room. He's a fairly decent guy, as Carol observes, while his colleagues are [[AxCrazy Belova]], [[MadScientist Sinister]], [[GeneralRipper Lukin]], and [[spoiler: Maddie]], who's not precisely malicious but a bit... ''off'', and [[spoiler: Dudley]], probable murderer and definite rapist who enjoys hurting people. [[spoiler: It transpires that he's Natasha's mole and TheAtoner, ultimately out to save both the prisoners and Maddie.]]

* WildCard: Initially teased as this. [[spoiler: He's sided with the heroes all along.]] Thereafter, however, he remains this, as it's not entirely clear where he's going to turn up next, or what he'll do.

* YoungerThanTheyLook: [[spoiler: Intensive tampering with his genetic material by Sinister had this effect, with Hank implying he was actually "born" as a seven-year-old. Xavier hypothesises that he was being artificially grown by Sinister, programmed in the process, and something went wrong at the lab, and the young Gambit escaped in the power cut.]] He has absolutely no idea about this, at least at first.

* BladeOnAStick: His trident.

* {{Cyborg}}: She's got a lot of nanobots inside her, though most of the time, they're dormant, leaving her at baseline human state. When they're not they can make her minimally capable of matching the speed and strength of a Scarab Warrior. She also had a malfunctioning time machine of unknown origins implanted in her, explaining her periodic time jumps - if she tried to fiddle with it, she'd jump on. On Sakaar, however, she could remove it freely.

* {{Expy}}: WordOfGod has noted that she's the product of a lot of influences, but pinpointed [[Series/MissFishersMurderMysteries Phryne Fisher]] as played by Creator/EssieDavis as the primary one, being the source of her appearance, 20s aesthetic, and a great deal of her personality.

* TheTease: She's more than a little bit of a flirt, being gorgeous, entirely aware of it, and totally unashamed. One does not have to think too hard about where Fandral got it from.

* CosmicPlaything: She's on a quest not of her own choosing through time and space, and has absolutely no control over it. She wasn't particularly happy about it, with Thor noting that she seemed very sad when he met her, though by the time she pops up on Sakaar she seems to cheered up a bit - probably because its atemporal nature means she can settle down a little [[spoiler: and remove and repair the time machine]].

* {{Cyborg}}: She's got a lot of nanobots inside her, though most of the time, they're dormant, leaving her at baseline human state. When they're not they can make her minimally capable of matching the speed and strength of a Scarab Warrior.

* GeniusBruiser: She's best known for her incredible swordsmanship, but she's also demonstrated to be a technological genius with a vast command of nanotechnology and the ability to cassually disable the advanced weapons on a Beetle's armour.

* ImmortalGenius: She's apparently TheAgeless and brilliant at more or less whatever she turns her hand to, nanorobotics included.

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Time-travelling bisexual tech-genius KnowledgeBroker ex-opera singer ex-PI cyborg swordswoman. Among many other things.

* RedBaron: Mixed with SpellMyNameWithAThe - she's ''the'' Lady Knight. No ifs, no buts, no qualifiers. Harry later compares her to the TropeNamer, to give [[AcePilot Hal Jordan]] some context as to just how ludicrously good she is.

* SuperStrength: As per usual, though he keeps a pretty close control on it--Sunniva affectionately notes that he makes an effort not to squash her hand when they shake, though if anything, she has more to worry about than he does.

** Doctor Strange also genuinely respects her and her values, enough that he explicitly states that if not for her, he would have [[spoiler: killed Rudolph without a second thought]].

* HeelFaceTurn: During or after the war against Surtur, he turned against his creators for undisclosed reasons.

* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire: Probably the only vampire in the story who's actually friendly, as opposed to being AffablyEvil. Michael explicitly notes that he's got a number of very unusual traits for a vampire, and what seals his judgement is the fact that when Wanda's drowning her sorrows, she trusts Thomas around her, and Thomas spends his time ensuring she moderates her drinking rather than taking advantage of a prime opportunity to get psychic hooks into one of the most personally powerful and well-connected people on the planet (which literally any other vampire would do).

* MistakenForGay: Michael is neither the first nor the last person to assume he's been feeding on Harry before Wanda came along. He finds it hilarious.

* OddFriendship: He and Clint Barton, of all people, are said to have hit it off. This may actually be an example of BirdsOfAFeather--both of them are pleasant, somewhat silly, good-looking guys on the surface, but are much smarter and far more dangerous than they might appear.

* StrongAsTheyNeedToBe: While her base form is that of a peak level human, when empowered by her nanobots, she can be come as strong as she needs to be, up to the level of Greater Gods like Thor and Loki. All the sword skill in the world means naught without the power to back it up, and her victorious fight in the last Frost Giant War against a being on the level of a Greater God like Byleistr (who was described as the "Loki of his day" in terms of magical power), would not have been remotely possible without the help of her nanobots increasing her strength, durability, speed, and reflexes to the level of a Greater God in order to keep up.

* EmpoweredBadassNormal: When her nanobots are activated and set to enhancing her. For most of her history, however, they've done nothing of the kind as she's tried to pass relatively beneath notice (or at least be underestimated).

* AdaptationalWimp: Possibly. It's implied that he has something like his canon senses, given that he can study people without scientific apparatus, however, there's no sign whatsoever of his vast SupermanSubstitute FlyingBrick power-set.

!!The Lady Knight a.k.a. Julie Maupin

* CompositeCharacter: Later legends combined her with Nimue, who is a very distinct individual. She also may (or may not) be Spitfire I, Peggy Carter, and/or others.

* CosmicPlaything: She's on a quest not of her own choosing through time and space, and has absolutely no control over it. She wasn't particularly happy about it, with Thor noting that she seemed very sad when he met her, though by the time she pops up on Sakaar she seems to cheered up a bit - probably because its atemporal nature means she can settle down a little.

* GirlyBruiser: Legendary Warrior. Swordswoman without compare. Great lounge singer who accessorises fantastic retro outfits.

* LongLived: It's very heavily implied that time travel aside, she's lived far longer than any human should have been able to, with Harry stating after watching her fight that humans simply ''don't live long enough'' to get as good as she is.

%%* ShadowArchetype: Of Xavier.

* BoyfriendBlockingDad: Played With. Though he looks like he's going to give an IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer speech to Dresden, he backs down when Wanda tells him to, and Dresden later describes him as "friendly. Terrifying, but friendly." He even shows a certain amount of respect to the younger wizard, and is willing to protect him from Cassius. That being said, he is still ''very'' protective of Wanda.

* ShadowArchetype: Of Xavier.

* TwerpSweating: Looks as if he's about to have an IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer chat with Dresden in chapter 78, who ineffectually tries to hide behind Wanda, who cuts him off with a glare and a single sentence: "Father, don't you dare." Magneto, amused, acquiesces and remarks that since he's not John Constantine, that's already a point in his favour.

* OverprotectiveDad: Played With. Though he looks like he's going to give an IfYouEverDoAnythingToHurtHer speech to Dresden, he backs down when Wanda tells him to, and Dresden later describes him as "friendly. Terrifying, but friendly." He even shows a certain amount of respect to the younger wizard, and is willing to protect him from Cassius. That being said, he is still ''very'' protective of Wanda.

* ContraltoOfDanger: An excellent singer with a comparatively deep voice and a literal LivingLegend in combat.

* NotGoodWithPeople: Or at least, not good with people he cares about, which is a short list indeed.

A SpoilerCharacter of the highest order, he's the son of Sue Storm and Reed Richards, and the first and only natural born child on Sakaar. Thanks to his impossible birth and the fact that, somehow, he ages, he's a subject of great interest from those precious few who know about him... and a secret that is kept very, very close to the chest.

* BadassBaritone: Implied to be this.

* HotScientist: Like her canon counterpart, she's both a scientific genius and stunningly attractive, to the point where Harry inwardly admits in ''The Phoenix and the Serpent'' that yes being hugged by her is very pleasant for a number of reasons that he really doesn't want to discuss.

* RavenHairIvorySkin: Her implied baseline form, with a black bob haircut and alabaster pale skin, qualifies, since she's got a limited degree of VoluntaryShapeshifting - though Harry implies that it could be far more than just 'limited' if she ever felt like it. She's described as dropdead gorgeous.

* CompositeCharacter: Later legends combined her with Nimue, who is a very distinct individual. She also may (or may not) be Spitfire I, Peggy Carter, and/or others.

* {{Cyborg}}: She's got a lot of nanobots inside her, though most of the time, they're dormant, leaving her at baseline human state.

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Casually rearranges her club to move Harry and Hal out the way, transforms her mike/stand into a sword and her clothes into a suit of light battle armour, while declaring that she doesn't like trouble in her club unless she's starting it, before casually beating the crap out of a Beetle and giving it a message for its master before crippling it.

!!Hal Jordan a.k.a. Green Lantern III

* IronWoobie: He's spent the equivalent of fifteen years in an insane reality where nothing makes sense, no one ages, no one is born, and the only way out is by dying - also, time doesn't exist unless you walk into a puddle of it - fighting crime and corruption with a cobbled together weapon he barely understands because it's the right thing to do. It attracts Julie's respect and sympathy.

* TookALevelInBadass: Originally, he was 'just' a strong-willed AcePilot. Then he became a veteran space cop capable of casually losing a tail with a highly lucrative potential bounty with nothing more than a flying car and staring down [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle a Scarab]] and someone who outclasses him by so much it isn't even funny just to keep the peace and protect the people of his sector, with just a jury-rigged gauntlet. And then, Harry fully recharged his battery and all five rings of his gauntlet.

* BadassInCharge: Nick Fury, who goes toe to toe with superhumans. Going by other senior agents, such as Deputy Directors Hill and Carter, this is a regular occurrence.

* BadassInCharge: She ''de facto'' ran SHIELD as Deputy Director and was a serious badass.

* BadassInCharge: Once Wisdom takes charge - he can go toe to toe with the Winter Soldier in a formal suit and come out the other side intact, barely (and that's when he isn't using his magic). His second in command, Jessica Drew, is even more powerful and can tear super-zombies in half like they're made of wet paper, and [[ComicBook/BlackPanther T'Challa]] notes that it speaks volumes about Wisdom's resources that he can afford to have someone that powerful in a primarily non-combat role.

* BadassNormal: Apparently had no powers, besides a possibly extended lifespan. Still went toe to toe with Frost Giants, and trained two Asgardians into the greatest swordsman and swordswoman of their age. This is later explained by the fact that in her baseline state, she has no powers, but she does have a lot of very sophisticated nanobots in her body that she can mentally activate to enhance her and transmute more or less any materials around her or on her person - however, [[HoldingBackThePhlebotinum she couldn't use them except in conflicts like the Frost Giant War]] when the tech level would blend in (and even then, she states she was holding back).
* BadassTeacher: According to Thor, she's the single greatest swordswoman he's ever seen, and as seen under BeenThereShapedHistory, she's trained many of history and mythology's biggest badasses.

* IAmVeryBritish: She has the accent of 1920s British aristocrat, inflected with something else, though given how old she is and her MysteriousPast, there's no way of telling if this is even close to her original accent.

* LongLived: It's very heavily implied that time travel aside, she's lived far longer than any human should have been able to, with Harry stating after watching her fight that humans simply ''don't live long enough'' to get as good as she is with a sword.

* MeaningfulName: She alludes to a number of these, and then mentions that she used to go by Phryne when she was living [[Series/MissFishersMurderMysteries as an upper-class PI in 20s Melbourne]], and the name was appropriate. While Harry misses it, the historical Phryne was an ancient Athenian courtesan who, according to legend, was accused of blasphemy by the Athenian courts and responded by flashing them, moving them to vote not guilty - implying both that she's ''that'' gorgeous and that she's more than willing to use her looks when necessary.

* TheTease: She's more than a little bit of flirt, being gorgeous, entirely aware of it, and totally unashamed. One does not have to think too hard about where Fandral got it from.

* WithholdingTheirName: Implied, since her name was a matter of speculation.