A little bit about Jer'ren: Jer'ren is that type of person that isn't noticed by anyone. She keeps to herself when she doesn't want to talk to anyone. Has written music ever since she was ten, but never sings them in public. Beats the hell out of anyone that picks on her, tries to set her up with someone when she's in a relationship already and or when she starts a fight with a random person in a crowd. Will usually be seen up in trees, sitting on the edges of cliffs and anywhere with Learon, Shocon, Lee'ren and Ruby.
Name: Jer'ren. Prefers to be called Jay or Ren.
Age: 15
Gender: female
Height: 5'0"
Family: no parents, been an orphan all her life.
Friends: Learon, Shocon, Lee'ren and Ruby.
Personality: antisocial, hates everything, dark, depressed and an emo.
Likes: everything rock based, rock music, writing dark stories, making music, drawing and the color black.
Hates: the Irken race, the colors pink, yellow and orange and some Vortians that try to get involved in her life.
Relationship: single.
Additional info: she will always wear black makeup on her face. Has a tattoo of a black and blood red dragon on her back. Fights well in hand to hand combat. Specialty is with guns and or knives. Has a red lip piercing on her bottom lip.
Theme song: Break In by Halestorm.
Preferred drink: Diet Root beer in a can.
●Human Form -shown in the picture
●Will, usually out of boredom, start a fight with any random person in a crowded area just for fun.
●Isn't well behaved or well mannered when someone of a high social class is around or talking to her.
●Hates when people try to get to know her or flirt with her.
●Comes off as a girl that hates life and everything when she's just trying to not get hurt.
●Orphaned all her life and doesn't really give a damn about it.
●Hostile when she doesn't know someone very well.
●Likes to be alone so she won't have to deal with drama or any other bullshit caused by people.
●Is very dark when she draws or writes.
●Fights well in hand to hand combat. Usually won't fight unless she's challenged.
