One was hardly seen without the other.Īnother year passed, during which their relationship only seemed to continue forward and, despite them not believing it were possible, they seemed to grow closer each and every day. After that, their feelings for each other confirmed, they never left each other's sides. As a token of his feelings, he gave her a single, ruby earring. However, before long, Carr informed her - in the entirely nonchalant Carr fashion - that, he too, felt his feelings for her had grown in the past year. He was her only true friend within the game and he got her to where she was. She never told Carr how she felt, as she was worried about losing him. The look on her grandmother's face when she received the phone bill after making a call to Carr wouldn't have been too pretty of a sight. Although, they had revealed one another's location to each other and had decided that phone calls would be out of the question anyway. At first, she felt silly, as she had never really exchanged an e-mail or phone number with Carr, and they had only spoken online. Her feelings had developed into those more than friendship. They became quite good friends.Īfter nearly a year within the game, along with almost the same amount of time with Carr, she began to notice that she suddenly felt differently around Carr than she did before. They hardly left one another's side from within the game, and when logging out, they chose the same save points. He helped her in many ways, and after she had learned quite a lot from him, the two became traveling companions.
Helped her learn the more complex thinks of the basic controls of the game. He was more experienced than she was, and taught her what she needed to know. After a few months, she met another gamer by the name of Carr. She joined Cyberpolis as Chryseis in ERA 17, although she spent most of her time in the game alone, mainly because she was new to gaming in general and was trying to get a hang of the controls. How did you become a member of the organization: Cadelle was previously a character named Chryseis. Overall, she's a bit cynical, but when it comes to achieving and reaching her goals, she is incredibly focused, hardworking, and devoted. Cadelle has a tendancy to be a bit sarcastic, even with those she considers to be her closest friends. She's incredibly devoted to anyone she has given her trust to, but once her trust is betrayed, she is not one to forgive and forget. Once someone has her trust and loyalty, though, she's there to stay. Due to her past, she has a hard time trusting someone unless they give her a reason to trust them. She's easily mistaken as "grumpy" by people when they first meet her, but in actuality, she's just very slow to warm. If she doesn't like you, you're going to know it. She doesn't take flack from anyone and while she understands that her superiors need to be respected and listened to, she's an incredibly opinionated and outspoken individual.
Personality: Cadelle can easily be described in one word: scrappy.
The button is located on the strap just below the shoulder, and when pressed, the strap separates from one part of the axe handle and reels itself into the other end, allowing for the easiest and quickest withdrawl of the weapon. A very handy feature, which Cadelle is oddly proud of, is the release button she created, making it easier to remove the weapon more quickly. Usually, the axe is held by a strap which crosses over her chest from her left shoulder to her right hip. This axe is very large and very heavy, so Cadelle usually carries it on her back, although she has no difficulty bearing its weight. This earring has quite a lot of sentimental value to her, and, due to the history behind it all, she found it very fitting for it to be used for the purposes of Firewall and the cause they are working towards.Įveryday Weapon: A double sided battle axe. Locking Key: A ruby gem that she wears as an earring transforms into her key.
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