Character Sheet for Jin Yu Yi
Sex/Gender
Female, she/her/they pronouns
Character Description
Jin Yu Yi [金玉翼] is a tall and assertive Mobian who is the de facto top leadership of the greater cities of the Floating Bell Zone, which can be found through direct invite or through 'Zone-Tripping' accidentally. Being of the given name [Jade Wing] and the family name [Gold], Jin is recognized as royalty in all of her travels to neighboring zones. She has particularly large and powerful wings even for her height, and her tail is actually rather large for her height because of this, requiring special accommodation for her wardrobe.
Having learned leadership, combat, and business from a young age, Jin is direct with her dealings but quite personable and can come away from almost any conflict with a new ally. Dealing with both the straight-laced and twisted sides of business in the Floating Bell Zone, she has developed a taste for nearly every kind of product and way of life, including people; Jin is not lacking in lovers and as the public face of the greatest hotel/casino/brothel in the Zone, she has no shortage of admirers either.
Rival businesses and would-be Tyrant Killers are among some of the few factors that Jin allows to be unaccounted for in the Zone, as one allows growth within her businesses and the other allows her more physical entertainment when they can't be brought into the fold with honey, as rare as that might be for the flies that would buzz around her.
Jin is naturally equipped to handle the harsher parts of her Zone, and despite her natural inclination towards flexibility and control has a particularly high level of power and endurance for a bat Mobian; she has proven to be a very dangerous enemy to have in all situations, and is quick to learn in the middle of a fight.
Personality
Direct, charming, intellegent, coy, unnervingly knowing, affable, flirtatious
Likes/Dislikes
She is particularly fond of Red Veil Candies, which are made with a very specific ingredient only a long-time practitioner of Chao Training can encourage the little friends to find; Jin often finds a supplier even when there are none.
Jin is particularly disdainful of people who do not listen to any kind of reason, which is most often reflected in heroic types that believe they know the world best above all. This disdain is so prevalent that it is borderline reflected in the entirety of the Floating Bell Zone's residents, despite her best attempts to keep such personal preference private.
Background/History
Growing up in a Hidden Zone, Jin was not lacking for things to do as her family has had the distinct responsibility of maintaining both civilian comfort and the Zone's overall lifeforce as it's chosen adjutants. Before her mother's generation, this was largely done through military might and a indoctrination of unyielding loyalty, which was mostly done away with as the "former Queen" would often steal ideas from her daughter's training with the merchants.
Continuing her mother's upward trend, in less than ten years past her Rite of Inheritance Jin has both expanded the reach of her family and her Zone as a whole considerably, gaining several footholds in other neighboring Zones economically and ensuring that none who raise her banner would ever go hungry in their lifetimes... Or so her people faithfully believe. The weight of the interactions between Zones has been efficiently spread between many merchant branches and gates to more regularly frequented Zones are constantly being annexed for the good of the Floating Bell Zone, and while most dealings are peaceful Jin has not forgotten the lessons of war and profit. With every greater and more fantastic celebration within the Zone, there is that much more of the outer Zones under the Gold Family's control, spreading the image of greed that so many of her would-be adversaries believe is indicative of pure evil.
Relatives/Family
Jin's only living family consists of her Mother, the "former Queen" of the Zone, and her various half-siblings from late Father's concubines. Several continue to loyally server the family, though the majority of the others have spread out within the Zone and outside of it in order to establish their own branches.
World/Setting
The Floating Bell Zone is a series of floating islands within a veiled dimension of immeasurable size, with the largest island being the primary home of the [Gold] family, the capital of the Zone, and being the origin-point of the zone's gravity and water production. There are two known sources of water within the Zone--a pure water ocean to the north of the central island, which has a waterfall being dimensionally linked from the abyss of the Zone to a point directly above the eastern shore of the body of water, and a series of water-producing crystals found within the many dungeons in the islands. Many of the larger islands gravitate around or above the primary, which prevents non-portal entry into the Zone most of the time, and is a major hazard for Mobians without natural flight or telekinetic abilities. In spite of this, much of the outer and median rings of islands contain numerous land and air-based tracks and paths for non-flight-based travel, maintained by the inner ring locals who are too proud of their abilities to request any kind of aid from their ruler. There is no risk of death from falling from the Zone itself, as whatever powers keep it hidden also seem to teleport any living being to a suitably safe point above the primary island, however there is constant risk of fragments of former islands and other dangers in travelling between islands. Seasons change in a form analogous to the Primary Zone, bearing four seasons, but these changes shift the speed and location of islands, including the islands locked above the primary. This makes winter travel particularly dangerous due to potentially sudden snowstorms, landslides, and extreme temperature conditions. Despite this, the scenery is some of the most beautiful all year round, and has caused more than one intrepid traveler to lose their footing and fall off of a rail admiring the view.
There are several natural wildlife creatures, some of which can only essentially be described as monsters, of which the vast majority are not sentient and those that are dangerous are quite territorial and withdrawn. Sapient interactions are often mercantile in nature, as their gravely voices and vaguely mobian forms shift under their makeshift robes.
Body
Hourglass figure, tall and statuesque with golden blonde hair and fur. Her eyes are iridescent jade, and while her hair is often groomed to fluffy perfection it is long enough to conceal her larger-than-average tail, a feat in itself as her tailors and stylists agree. She paints her claws a bright shell green, and often compliments her deep green wings with bright clothes that have a golden trim. Her makeup is often varied, but when she does part with her emerald hues it is an important impression that she has to make.
Clothing
Most often seen in Chinese-styled clothing, particularly Qi Pao. She has three houses worth of wardrobes, each with a individual family's worth of workers planning out her scheduled clothing. All houses contain the same default outfit, however.
[Artist Note]
I have a huge preference for bridal gloves/gauntlets and bridal socks/leggings. This isn't immediately reflected in Jin Yu Yi but helps with protecting her extremities as the cloth is made of fine but protective materials.
Accessories
Accessories often are specifically made to match her outfits, but Jin does possess a belly piercing that often goes unseen.
