Sen

Sen is a playable character from The Adventures of White: Dark Dimensions, notable for being the first new character to appear in the game.

Appearance
Sen has red-orange hair that she usually keeps tied in a ponytail so it doesn't get caught in her wings. She has a small gem of indeterminate origin hanging in her hair, the purpose of which she has stated is purely ornamental. Her clothing mainly consists of a metallic breastplate and a brownish robe that covers most of her torso and lower body. She also possesses wrist guards and a scabbard for her weapon, the Blade of Oricala.

The blade itself is a standard-looking weapon that resembles a normal sword, but is made out of a pearl-colored material instead of metal.

Abilities
Sen possesses flight and slight light manipulation powers due to her race being Ripple Starian. She is also a very trained swordswoman, and after years of working under the guidance of the goddess Oricala, gained the goddess's.

Backstory
Sen was raised in Crystal Mountain, Aldria's primary location for Ripple Starians, for about the first 15 years of her life. Her life's plan became studying to become a priestess of Oricala, keeping balance throughout Aldria. However, after about two years of training, the Temple of Oricala, as well as the surrounding town, was attacked by The Dark Lords. Seeking revenge, she began training as a warrior instead, even asking Oricala herself to grant her even a fraction of the goddess's power. She then became a superhero of sorts, protecting the people of Aldria alongside her sidekick, Puraza. She kept up the job for a few years until she met White and the rest of the DMR after they discovered the portal from Zolara to Aldria.

Personality
On the job, Sen is a relatively serious character, saying she prefers to simply get the mission over with the right way. She can also be very harsh to anyone who she catches screwing around during a mission. Off the field, however, she is much more lenient and easygoing.

Trivia

 * Sen's name is derived from the Japanese word sen (千), meaning "thousand".