I work for: Ruki XXIII
I'm old enough: 13
Why I'm here: Her mother had died giving birth to her, so she grew up with just her father. One day, he seemed very nervous before he went off to work. He told her that, should anything happen to him, to go to C.H.E.R.U.B., and gave her a piece of paper with it's location written on it. He never came home that night. Upset at having lost her father, Leesh allowed herself to get bounced around from foster home to foster home. She stayed in the system for a couple of years, hating everything about it more and more each day. One day, she finally snapped, and ended up killing everyone who had been in that foster home at the time. Not remembering hardly any of it (let alone what had actually set her off), she was terrified, and even more so of going to jail. So, she dug out the old piece of paper, and decided to do as her father had instructed. She left behind a note that read, "Goodbye forever. I'm going to be a cherub." She hoped they would take that to mean she had killed herself.
I'm really good at: assassination (her preferred weapons being daggers, but she's not above guns), sharp-shooting (her father had taken her out to shooting ranges where they didn't question people's ages), hot-wiring cars, driving (just cars), hacking, mechanics, and her own, unique style of fighting that was a combination of everything she learned on the street and by hanging out around martial arts dojos.
I act like: Mostly innocent and adorable. She liked to think that no one would guess that she could be capable of the things she had done, and she was pretty much right. She can be a tad bit naive when it comes to more "adult" things, she gets them, eventually (usually a day or more later). Never wanting others to think she's anything more than a regular little girl, she hides her talents from others unless absolutely necessary.
I look like this:
Weird things about me: Despite having murdered a houseful of (relatively) innocent people, she feels no remorse about it. She's mostly concerned with why she did it, about what had finally set her off.
