Name: Alison Corday
Race: Human
Age: 26
Side: Neutral (at the moment)
Appearance: Tall and slender (5'6", 130 lbs) with shoulder-length straight auburn hair and light brown eyes. Quite attractive in a cute way, with a light spatter of freckles on her nose and cheeks.
Bio: An only child, she was raised in a wealthy family and was somewhat of a prodigy in school. Her near photgraphic memory allowed her to read and memorize with ease. She graduated high school at the age of 14 and college at 18. Her parents bought a plantation in Hawaii and moved there full time after Alison graduated college. She doesn't see them often and prefers it that way as she doesn't care much for the rich and famous. She's taken several self-defense classes including a brief stint of firearms training so she knows how to defend herself, but beyond that doesn't have any special fighting abilities.
Profession: She's an investigative reporter for the New York Times. After college she wrote freelance for 2 years and made a good name for herself. The New York Times snatched her up after that and she has traveled all over the country in her search for exciting and unexpected stories. She loves the hunt for a good story and will sometimes go to extreme lengths to get it, her intuition for knowing what will be a good scoop is uncanny. While her name is widely known back east, she likes to keep a low profile and doesn't allow her picture to appear in any of her articles.
Personality: Alison is quite the actress. She can be whatever she needs to be to get a story so sometimes it's hard to tell what she's really like. She's smart, witty, and analytic. She loves to engage in verbal banter. She can be extremely stubborn when she feels she's right and has a hard time admitting when she's wrong. She is generally a kind person, hates injustice and likes to help people whenever she can. She doesn't have any friends outside of work (not counting her black cat, Ghost, back at her apartment) and prefers to spend her "off" hours riding her bike, kickboxing, watching investigative and medical shows on TV, and playing her acoustic guitar.
Race: Human
Age: 26
Side: Neutral (at the moment)
Appearance: Tall and slender (5'6", 130 lbs) with shoulder-length straight auburn hair and light brown eyes. Quite attractive in a cute way, with a light spatter of freckles on her nose and cheeks.
Bio: An only child, she was raised in a wealthy family and was somewhat of a prodigy in school. Her near photgraphic memory allowed her to read and memorize with ease. She graduated high school at the age of 14 and college at 18. Her parents bought a plantation in Hawaii and moved there full time after Alison graduated college. She doesn't see them often and prefers it that way as she doesn't care much for the rich and famous. She's taken several self-defense classes including a brief stint of firearms training so she knows how to defend herself, but beyond that doesn't have any special fighting abilities.
Profession: She's an investigative reporter for the New York Times. After college she wrote freelance for 2 years and made a good name for herself. The New York Times snatched her up after that and she has traveled all over the country in her search for exciting and unexpected stories. She loves the hunt for a good story and will sometimes go to extreme lengths to get it, her intuition for knowing what will be a good scoop is uncanny. While her name is widely known back east, she likes to keep a low profile and doesn't allow her picture to appear in any of her articles.
Personality: Alison is quite the actress. She can be whatever she needs to be to get a story so sometimes it's hard to tell what she's really like. She's smart, witty, and analytic. She loves to engage in verbal banter. She can be extremely stubborn when she feels she's right and has a hard time admitting when she's wrong. She is generally a kind person, hates injustice and likes to help people whenever she can. She doesn't have any friends outside of work (not counting her black cat, Ghost, back at her apartment) and prefers to spend her "off" hours riding her bike, kickboxing, watching investigative and medical shows on TV, and playing her acoustic guitar.
