"Nothing tops knowing people can rest at ease in their new home."
Sabrina is a strong, friendly woman who takes great pride in helping people find a place to call home. Together with her husband, she arranges housing for individuals and families, ensuring they have somewhere safe and comfortable to settle. To Sabrina, a house is far more than just a building. She loves knowing that the spaces she helps create will become places where people can rest, grow, recover from difficult times and express themselves. Whether someone fills their home with decorations, raises a family there or simply enjoys the comfort of having somewhere safe to return to, Sabrina finds genuine joy in knowing she helped make that possible. Her warm and approachable nature has made her well-liked among the people she works with. Outside of her work, Sabrina also helps maintain the Infinity garden, combining her love of creating welcoming spaces with her appreciation for helping things grow and thrive.
ALIAS Bri
SPECIES Shadow Eclipsian
COLONY The Shadows
AGE 34
BIRTHDAY XX-XX-1988
WEIGHT 70 kg
HEIGHT 172 cm
Sabrina has short, blonde hair kept neatly in place with a green headband. Her green eyes are complemented by a pair of round green earrings. She wears a sleeveless green dress that falls below her knees, layered with a cropped, short-sleeved green flannel tied around her chest. Practical brown gardening gloves and sturdy brown boots complete her look.
READY
Sabrina is capable of bringing blueprints to life.
SUPER STRENGTH
Sabrina is capable of picking up structures far surpassing her own size.
GROWTH SPURT
Sabrina is capable of making non-sentient things grow faster.
HARVEST
Sabrina can harvest the essence of plants to plant and reproduce them.
SHADOW CLOAKING
A natural ability of all Shadow Eclipsians, allowing them to merge with shadows and become nearly invisible. In this state, they move seamlessly through shaded areas, appearing only as faint, shadowy silhouettes.
- Originally planned to be named 'Alexandria'.
Sabrina designed by Ky, 2018.